Leveraging renewable energy for sustainable growth: the Asia-Pacific region’s response to CO2 emissions

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CO2 emissions are positively correlated with GDP, energy consumption, and coal-fired electricity production, indicating growth pressures.
Analysis shows that increased renewable energy consumption effectively reduces CO2 emissions in both short and long runs.
The research utilized longitudinal data from 16 countries between 1990-2020, addressing econometric complexities in the models.
Urgent action is needed among Asia-Pacific nations to mitigate CO2 emissions through renewable energy and environmental measures.

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Observational analysis reveals that renewable energy lowers CO2 emissions in the Asia-Pacific, suggesting critical environmental actions.

Pal et al. (2025) studied this question.

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