Tag: energy policy

A systematic review finds that Ghana’s diversified agricultural resources could support far more bioethanol production, but policy enforcement, infrastructure and ...

A new study of enterprises in Egypt, Jordan, and Morocco finds that intention to adopt renewable energy does not predict ...

A systematic review of 68 studies reveals how the Russia–Ukraine war simultaneously disrupted global food markets, accelerated the renewable energy ...

A Frontiers editorial collection argues that decarbonization succeeds only when climate policy is matched with institutional capacity, financial reform, ecological ...

A first-of-its-kind dataset of locally-permitted wind and solar projects in Massachusetts finds permitting takes an average of 250 days and ...

An ensemble of energy system models finds that hydrogen would supply only about 7 percent of Europe's final energy by ...

A new analysis of oil consumption across 78 countries finds the global energy transition has measurably reduced oil demand, though ...

A new comparative study attributes France's enduring reliance on nuclear power and Germany's completed phase-out to differences in political institutions, ...

A 195-country panel study finds that the apparent link between governance quality and renewable electricity is fragile across countries and ...

A new interdisciplinary review maps five research perspectives on the tensions between green, digital and just energy transitions, showing how ...