The availability of renewable energy and quality human resources is expected to be a major
factor to bring Indonesia to reach glory in 2045. Therefore, this paper aims to investigate and …

The enhancement of the financial sector significantly drives a nation's economy and thereby
increase energy intensity. Considering this situation, the current study aims to examine the …

This study to investigate the causality between human capital, energy consumption, CO2
emissions, and economic growth in Indonesia. The data used world development indicator …

In the globalization era, the process of economic growth must be supported by energy;
although, it might be leave harmfully residual accumulation such carbon dioxide (CO2) …

Southeast Asian countries have seen substantial economic growth over the years, but they
have not been able to maintain environmental quality at the same time. Non-renewable …

This research work reconnoiters the impact of nonrenewable energy (NRE) consumptions,
environmental pollution, and mortality rate on human capital in the presence of economic …

Environmental issues have become an issue of recent interest due to climate change
associated with increased levels of pollution and degradation of environmental quality as a …

The most significant cost of increase in economic growth is an increase in energy
consumption and carbon emissions as well. Energy consumption triggers carbon dioxide …

Adding to the debate on the drivers of carbon neutrality, the perspective of time-dependent
effect of crucial factors such as the renewable and conventional energy utilization should …

By adopting Westerlund's panel cointegration test, and the panel Granger, non‐causality
test, this study investigates the long‐run and causal relationship between energy …