Abstract: For a growing country, the most needed stimulus is energy. Without any access to adequate energy resources it is hard for a growing country to sustain economic development. Especially after the 1973 Oil Crisis, the importance of energy resources has been well understood. Most of the developed countries took measures to avoid the undesirable effects of reliance on these energy resources since then. This page of the history has contributed the most to the evolution of the modern day energy economics field. Thenceforth the developing and the developed world rang the changes to manage their energy policies effectively. Sustainable development on the other hand- most broadly- implies the effective use of resources aiming at development...
Sustainable energy development is a complex multi-dimensional concept that can vary in meaning based...
Sustainable development and global climate change have figured prominently in scientific analysis a...
The sustainability of ‘sustainable’ energy use: historical evidence on the relationship between econ...
For a growing country, the most needed stimulus is energy. Without any access to adequate energy res...
The role of energy supply and use in relation to sustainability and development are discussed. The c...
Energy is a very important topic of research driving the modern world. Energy production and consump...
In the area of modern economy and environmental protection there are no significant changes: the o...
Abstract: The object of research is the socioeconomic model of the country in terms of ene...
Economic emancipation depends on energy accessibility, affordability, and sustainability for now and...
In the year 2020, fossil fuels, led by coal, natural gas, and oil, will contribute 61.3% of the worl...
This paper reviews the mainstream, resource economics, and ecological economics models of growth. A ...
This book is intended as a contribution towards a more inclusive sustainable future. It conceptualiz...
This thesis aims to contribute empirically the importance of renewable energy to economic growth. Re...
Energy is certainly the most important resource, factor of production, commodity in the world econom...
Using World Bank Development Indicators, it is shown that the use of energy is strongly related to a...
Sustainable energy development is a complex multi-dimensional concept that can vary in meaning based...
Sustainable development and global climate change have figured prominently in scientific analysis a...
The sustainability of ‘sustainable’ energy use: historical evidence on the relationship between econ...
For a growing country, the most needed stimulus is energy. Without any access to adequate energy res...
The role of energy supply and use in relation to sustainability and development are discussed. The c...
Energy is a very important topic of research driving the modern world. Energy production and consump...
In the area of modern economy and environmental protection there are no significant changes: the o...
Abstract: The object of research is the socioeconomic model of the country in terms of ene...
Economic emancipation depends on energy accessibility, affordability, and sustainability for now and...
In the year 2020, fossil fuels, led by coal, natural gas, and oil, will contribute 61.3% of the worl...
This paper reviews the mainstream, resource economics, and ecological economics models of growth. A ...
This book is intended as a contribution towards a more inclusive sustainable future. It conceptualiz...
This thesis aims to contribute empirically the importance of renewable energy to economic growth. Re...
Energy is certainly the most important resource, factor of production, commodity in the world econom...
Using World Bank Development Indicators, it is shown that the use of energy is strongly related to a...
Sustainable energy development is a complex multi-dimensional concept that can vary in meaning based...
Sustainable development and global climate change have figured prominently in scientific analysis a...
The sustainability of ‘sustainable’ energy use: historical evidence on the relationship between econ...