RETRACTED ARTICLE: Public–private partnerships for energy transition: studying role of economic change and energy restructuring over the time

Mintian He () and Shuili Yang ()
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Mintian He: Xi’an University of Technology
Shuili Yang: Xi’an University of Technology

Economic Change and Restructuring, 2024, vol. 57, issue 2, No 64, 28 pages

Abstract: Abstract The absence of consistent access to efficient energy sources has far-reaching consequences for people's health, their finances, and the economy as a whole. Using the UNDP human development index as a yardstick, this article compares and contrasts the effects of polluting versus clean energy sources on household economic growth, diverting attention away from the negative health consequences associated with energy poverty. Families who converted to renewable energy had an average 12.2% boost in family development, according to a comparison of 2005 and 2012 data from the Indian Human Development Survey. Taking into consideration the potential for endogeneity does not change the outcomes. We also found that, despite a surge in cleaner energy forms, families are still using polluting sources of power, which goes against our beliefs. Combating the increasing tendency for harmful energy usage requires government intervention and further research.

Keywords: Economic change; Human development; Energy poverty; Endogeneity; Partnership (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2024
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