The pressure of political promotion and renewable energy technological innovation: A spatial econometric analysis from China

Cao, Dongqin; Can, Peng; Yang, Guanglei

doi:10.1016/j.techfore.2022.121888

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“…1 d refers to the technological depreciation effect, and 2 d is the technology diffusion effect. Drawing upon prior research (Cao et al 2022, Wang et al 2023a, their values are determined to be 0.36 and 0.03, respectively. Furthermore, considering the accessibility of patent data, this article takes 1985 as the base year to gauge the stock of authorized patents in renewable energy for Chinese cities in each subsequent year.…”

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“…The detailed calculation process has been summarized in appendix A.3.2.2. Independent variableDue to the availability of urban-level data, current research frequently employs patent data as a metric for assessing RETI(Yan et al 2020, Cao et al 2022, Wang et al 2022b, Wang et al 2023a. These studies assert that a substantial number of patent applications can indicate the allocation of limited research resources to specific technology fields.We refer to the classification codes of renewable energy patents provided in existing research (Wang et al 2022b, Wang et al 2023a) and manually collect and organize data on authorized renewable energy patents from the CNIPA for 284 cities.…”

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“…These studies assert that a substantial number of patent applications can indicate the allocation of limited research resources to specific technology fields.We refer to the classification codes of renewable energy patents provided in existing research (Wang et al 2022b, Wang et al 2023a) and manually collect and organize data on authorized renewable energy patents from the CNIPA for 284 cities. To more accurately gauge the extent of technological innovation, previous research utilized the stock of authorized renewable energy patents to assess the RETI level(Yan et al 2020, Cao et al 2022, Wang et al 2023a. Consistent with these studies, the detailed calculation process is as outlined below:…”

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Impact of renewable energy technology innovation on green industrial structure upgrading: evidence from 284 cities in China

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Renewable energy technology innovation (RETI) and green industrial structure upgrading (GISU) are crucial pathways for China’s pursuit of sustainable development. Despite the existing research separately emphasizing the importance of RETI and GISU, there are limited investigations into the role of RETI in facilitating the process of GISU, especially in terms of empirical evidence at the urban level. This study utilizes data from 284 cities in China from 2006 to 2020 to investigate the impact of RETI on GISU. Our research findings reveal a positive association between RETI and GISU. Specifically, increasing 1 unit of RETI can promote GISU by 0.19 units. Moreover, we identify that environmental regulations, green finance, and human capital strengthen RETI’s stimulating effect on GISU. Notably, the study highlights that the positive influence of RETI on GISU is especially prominent in economically developed cities with a conducive innovation environment and those facing severe pollution challenges.

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“…Companies are investing heavily in solar, wind, hydroelectric, and biomass energy, harnessing these sustainable resources to reduce carbon footprints and mitigate climate change. This includes generating renewable energy and developing energy-efficient appliances and smart technologies that optimize energy use and minimize waste [21,[53][54][55][56] . Green branding has become a crucial element of sustainable marketing in the energy sector.…”

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Sustainability marketing strategies for the energy sector: Trends, challenges, and future directions

Durmus Senyapar

2024

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This study delves into the complex dynamics of sustainable marketing within the energy sector, aiming to unravel the intersection of sustainability principles and marketing strategies that promote environmental stewardship, economic viability, and social equity. Through exploratory qualitative research, the study uncovers critical trends in sustainable marketing, addressing the challenge of aligning strategies with environmental, economic, and social goals. A strategic shift is observed in integrating renewable energy sources, emphasizing environmental benefits and global alignment with sustainability goals. Transparent communication and ethical practices are pivotal, fostering consumer trust and authentic storytelling and establishing a foundation for a trustworthy energy sector. The emphasis on energy efficiency solutions and digital marketing platforms contribute to an informed and empowered consumer base. Customizable energy solutions, incentive programs, collaborative campaigns, and sustainable branding enhance market appeal, reinforcing economic benefits and positioning companies as leaders in transitioning to a sustainable energy future. The critical findings highlight integrating renewable energy sources, a shift towards transparency and ethical marketing practices, promoting energy efficiency solutions, leveraging digital platforms, offering customizable solutions, and engaging in collaborative campaigns with sustainable branding. Synthesizing these findings, the study provides a holistic perspective on strategies contributing to a resilient and eco-conscious future in the energy sector. Energy companies can leverage these insights to refine marketing strategies, align with global sustainability goals, foster consumer trust, and position themselves as leaders in transitioning to a sustainable energy future.

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“…; Cao et al .) 8 , 9 . By reflecting the internal structural characteristics of provincial-level data that cannot be withdrawn, city-level data offer valuable insights into the intricate interrelationship among different socioeconomic factors at the local level.…”

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A comprehensive city-level final energy consumption dataset including renewable energy for China, 2005–2021

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The role of China is increasingly pivotal in climate change mitigation, and the formulation of energy conservation and emission reduction policies requires city-level information. The effectiveness of national policy implementation is contingent upon the support and involvement of local governments. Accurate data on final energy consumption is vital to formulate and implement city-level energy transitions and energy conservation and emission reduction policies. However, there is a dearth of data sources pertaining to China’s city-level final energy consumption. To address these gaps, we developed computational modeling techniques along with top-down and downscaling methods to estimate China’s city-level final energy consumption. In this way, we compiled a final energy consumption inventory for 331 Chinese cities from 2005 to 2021, covering seven economic sectors, 30 fossil fuels, and four clean power sources. Moreover, we discussed the validity of the estimation results from multiple perspectives to enhance estimation accuracy. This dataset can be utilized for analysis in various cutting-edge research fields such as energy transition dynamics, transition risk management strategies, and policy formulation processes.

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The pressure of political promotion and renewable energy technological innovation: A spatial econometric analysis from China

Cited by 15 publications

References 53 publications

Impact of renewable energy technology innovation on green industrial structure upgrading: evidence from 284 cities in China

Impact of renewable energy technology innovation on green industrial structure upgrading: evidence from 284 cities in China

Sustainability marketing strategies for the energy sector: Trends, challenges, and future directions

A comprehensive city-level final energy consumption dataset including renewable energy for China, 2005–2021

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