Electricity spot trading boosts ESG performance in energy-intensive Chinese firms
A quasi-experimental study of Chinese listed firms finds electricity spot trading significantly improves ESG performance and reduces carbon emission intensity.
A quasi-experimental study of Chinese listed firms finds electricity spot trading significantly improves ESG performance and reduces carbon emission intensity.
A 13-year study of 31 Chinese provinces finds water resource resilience and green development rose in tandem, reaching intermediate coordination ...
A discourse analysis of Bundestag plenary protocols from 2017 to 2022 finds that Germany's energy triangle targets persisted through crises, ...
A case study of Algona, Iowa, shows how co-created exploratory scenarios helped a small rural community weigh four renewable energy ...
A study of India from 1990 to 2018 finds renewable energy shocks reduce greenhouse gas emissions while innovation shocks initially ...
A study of 30 Chinese provinces from 2011 to 2023 finds AI technology innovation is positively and significantly associated with ...
A debate article argues that health impact assessment should be a legal duty in critical mineral extraction across East and ...
An international case study of 15 conflicts around Enel Group renewable projects finds that corporate sustainability narratives are being used ...
A survey of 9,414 people in 16 European countries has been clustered into eight energy citizen personas with distinct energy ...
A 26-year study of 17 G20 countries finds financial development, governance quality and green economy indicators raise renewable energy consumption ...
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