This review article analyses the effects of the global shift from fossil fuels to renewable energy on international relations, particularly with regard to India. The increasing disparity between developed and developing nations, alongside escalating global power disputes, makes this study relevant considering India’s...
Avinash Ranjan, R. Shukla, K. Mandal et al.· Discover Sustainability· 0 citations
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...
Samuel Osei-Gyebi, A. Adenikinju, Oluwatosin Adeniyi et al.· Discover Energy· 0 citations
Amid the escalating severity of climate risks (CR), extensive research exists on CR, yet a critical gap remains regarding their direct impact on the renewable energy transition (RET). This study explores this relationship by comprehensively investigating how CR affects RET and identifying the underlying mechanisms. The...
Chien-Chiang Lee, Zi-Hao Yuan· Energy & Environment· 0 citations
Africa constitutes 17% of the global population yet accounts for only 6% of global energy consumption. With over 600 million without access to electricity and over 900 million relying on biomass for cooking. This paper analyses Africa’s transition drivers and electrification pathways. It evaluates Africa’s energy mix i...
Geoffrey Ssebabi Mutumba, C. Nabanoba· Ndejje University Journal Of...· 0 citations
Changing patterns of energy production and consumption are transforming the geopolitics of the global system. The BRICS countries: Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa (not discussed in this volume), a loose conglomeration of emerging powers, are part of the change as are Western powers.
Variations in the ene...
Improving environmental quality has become an essential goal in our society, as environmental degradation worsens and causes many problems, primarily harming the economic well-being of nations. The ecological footprint is preferred as a sustainability indicator in analyses due to its comprehensiveness and holistic appr...
Hale Kırer Silva Lecuna, Hikmet Gülçin Beken· Anadolu Üniversitesi İktisad...· 0 citations
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