Unveiling the determinants of resource depletion and air quality in BRICS countries

Regulatory quality and environmental sustainability nexus in D8 countries

This study investigates the relationships between regulatory quality, carbon emissions (CO2), renewable energy consumption, and economic growth in D-8 countries (Bangladesh, Egypt, Indonesia, Iran, Malaysia, Nigeria, Pakistan, and Turkey) over the period 2007–2023. Using panel data techniques, long-run relationships ar...

Determinants of renewable energy intensity in Sub-Saharan Africa

The devastating consequences of climate change have intensified the global imperative for renewable energy transition, with particular urgency in Africa, where vulnerability to climatic impacts is compounded by persistent poverty and weak institutions. Although existing literature has examined the determinants of renew...

Unravelling the Determinants of Economic and Environmental Sustainability in China: New Insights from Aggregated and Disaggregated Data

Relationship between FDI, Renewable energy, Inflation and carbon emission in Nigeria

Global sustainability is still severely hampered by the rising CO2 concentration, especially in developing nations like Nigeria. Nigeria faces difficulties in striking a balance between EG and environmental sustainability because of its abundance of natural resources and rapid economic growth. Sequel to this, this stud...

Environmental sustainability challenges: does the STIRPAT-Kaya-EKC model, which links wealth to the switch to renewable energy, reduce CO2 emissions in OPEC countries?

Factors influencing the low-carbon transition: Evidence from the EU economies

Decarbonizing the economy effectively mitigates climate change, accelerates the transition to sustainable development, and corresponds to the Kyoto Protocol and Paris Climate Accords. The key objective of this research is to estimate the influence of different social, economic, political and technological factors on de...