Sep 2026· International Journal of Green Energy· Vol 23, pp. 3155 - 3172· 0 citations· 46 references
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ABSTRACT Green technology adoption in the Global South is vital due to rapid industrial growth and reliance on fossil fuels, leading to increased carbon footprints. This study explores how economic evaluation models: Cost-Benefit Analysis, Life Cycle Cost Analysis, and Social Impact Investing-can aid policymakers in selecting green technology projects that reduce emissions and operational costs. Analyzing historical data from three countries, we find significant increases in sector-level emissions over the past two decades, with forecasts indicating continued rises except in Kenya’s energy sector, which is expected to decline. These results underscore the urgent need for effective green technology implementation.
In this working paper I have empirically studied whether India’s carbon intensity has declined with the economic growth in the 2000-2024 period based on the World Bank data. Descriptive statistics, Tapio decoupling elasticity, stationarity diagnostic and time-trend regressions with HAC standard errors are employed to s...
K. Kathirvel· International Journal For Mu...· 0 citations
A carbon tax is a market-based fiscal instrument designed to internalize the negative externality generated by greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. Beyond its function as a climate-mitigation tool, carbon tax also has the potential to become a source of financing for the transition toward a green economy. This study compreh...
Raka Pradipta Permadi, Noor Rahmini· International Journal of Bus...· 0 citations
Rapid economic expansion in emerging economies has intensified concerns over whether growth
can be sustained without escalating environmental costs. This study asks whether economic growth in BRICS economies can be reconciled with climate objectives and whether meaningful carbon–growth decoupling has emerged over time....
J.-J. Ye· Applied Ecology and Environm...· 0 citations
Carbon emission reduction policies have become central to global efforts to achieve sustainable economic development. This study examines the impact of carbon reduction policies on national economic growth by considering the roles of green innovation, renewable energy development, and institutional governance. Using pa...
Maria Santos Velascco· Mustard Journal De Ecobusin· 0 citations
In the context of global climate change and the transition toward a low-carbon economy, green
investment has emerged as a pillar of sustainable development strategies. This paper examines
the role and effectiveness of financial incentive policies in promoting investment in green
projects by analyzing international expe...
Nghiêm Xuân Khoát· World Journal of Finance and...· 0 citations
Transport significantly contributes to emissions, waste, and pollution as being the dominant consumer of fossil fuels. Land transport greening is a primary focus for policymakers aiming for climate neutrality and emission goals, and for businesses facing increasing regulations and societal pressure to adopt greener pra...
Astra Auziņa-Emsiņa· Ekonomika· 0 citations
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