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The Nexus of Energy, Green Economy, Blue Economy, and Carbon Neutrality Targets

doi: 10.3390/en15186767
The aim of current study is to investigate the significance of green and blue economic activities to mitigate the carbon emission in Saudi Arabia. We use the time series data which covers the period from 1990 to 2019. For empirical estimations, we use nonlinear ARDL approach which confirms that energy indicators and blue economic indicators are not mature enough to achieve carbon neutrality objectives. However, after Vision 2030 empirics, positive shocks in green indicators are turning down the carbon level. The findings of energy and blue indicators are useful for policy recommendations which help to achieve the sustainable environmental goals of Vision 2030.
- Bucharest University of Economic Studies Romania
- Jeddah University Saudi Arabia
- Institute of National Economy Romania
- Saudi Electronic University Saudi Arabia
- Saudi Electronic University Saudi Arabia
Technology, T, carbon neutrality, green indicators, nonlinear ARDL, energy; green indicators; blue indicators; carbon neutrality; nonlinear ARDL, blue indicators, energy
Technology, T, carbon neutrality, green indicators, nonlinear ARDL, energy; green indicators; blue indicators; carbon neutrality; nonlinear ARDL, blue indicators, energy
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