This study explores the dynamic effect of non-renewable energy, renewable energy,
economic growth, and foreign direct investment on environmental degradation in twenty …

As the top carbon emitter in the world, a key step taken by China to encourage energy
conservation, pollution reduction, and environmentally friendly development is the low …

Urban energy metabolism reflects the energy transmission and exchange process to
uncover the structure and functionality of urban activities. The literature on urban energy …

In recent decades, China's rapid economy development has been coupling with the steadily
increasing household consumption, which, in turn, leads to ever-growing energy …

This research defines the key sectors driving China's energy consumption and CO 2
emissions from the input-output relationship and demand elasticity. This method allows us to …

Research on the driving factors behind carbon dioxide emission changes in China can
inform better carbon emission reduction policies and help develop a low-carbon economy …

Abstract The European Union climate policy and the subsequent energy transition are
expected to cause fundamental changes in individual EU countries, their economies, and …

The analysis of input–output subsystems provides a useful tool for studying the productive
structure of the different sectors of an economy. In this paper we develop this analysis to the …

In this study, the Inoperability Input‐Output Model (IIM) is deployed for assessing the impacts
of disruptive events on interconnected economic systems. The IIM is based on Wassily …

Understanding the energy metabolism of national economies is nowadays crucial for
policymakers in order to define effective policies and to properly set energy efficiency …