Determinants of carbon dioxide emissions: role of renewable energy consumption, economic growth, urbanization and governance

Jacob Otim; Susan Watundu; John Mutenyo; Vincent Bagire

doi:10.1007/s43546-025-00791-1

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Determinants of carbon dioxide emissions: role of renewable energy consumption, economic growth, urbanization and governance

Jacob Otim Susan Watundu John Mutenyo Vincent Bagire

Year: 2025 Journal: SN Business & Economics Vol: 5 (3) Publisher: Springer Nature

DOI: 10.1007/s43546-025-00791-1

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Carbon dioxide Natural resource economics Urbanization Renewable energy Consumption (sociology) Corporate governance Greenhouse gas Business Energy consumption Environmental science Environmental protection Economics Economic growth Chemistry Ecology

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Social Sciences → Economics, Econometrics and Finance → Economics and Econometrics

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