Energy Security, Transition, And Economic Growth
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Agricultural Energy Use
Capital Efficiency
Carbon Emissions Reduction
Carbon Markets
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Central Asia
Clean Energy Transition
Climate Finance
Country-Level Studies
Developing Economies
Economic Growth
Economic Resilience
Electricity Tariffs
Energy Economics
Energy Efficiency
Energy Governance
Energy Intensity
Energy Policies
Energy Poverty
Energy Security
Energy Transition
Environmental Sustainability
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Financial Incentives
Fossil Fuel Dependency
Global Energy Markets
Green Finance
Green Growth
Health and Pollution
Just Transition
OECD Countries
Policy Recommendations
Regional Analyses
Renewable Energy
Solar Technology Adoption
Southeast Asia
Sustainable Development
Virtual Power Plants
Product details
- ISBN 9789819812592
- Publication Date: 01 Aug 2025
- Publisher: World Scientific Publishing Co Pte Ltd
- Publication City/Country: SG
- Product Form: Hardback
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This book, Energy Security, Transition, and Economic Growth, provides a timely and comprehensive analysis of these interconnected issues. It brings together insights from a range of regional- and country-level case studies, offering new perspectives on how different nations are navigating the complex landscape of energy security and transition while maintaining the pace of economic growth.The book is structured into two parts: regional-level analyses and country-level studies, comprising 10 chapters. Each chapter presents empirical research, practical policy recommendations, and innovative solutions that can be applied to different countries and regions worldwide. The findings in this book are particularly valuable for policymakers, energy practitioners, and researchers. Each chapter contributes to a broader understanding of how countries can navigate the transition to renewable energy while maintaining or enhancing their energy security and economic growth.
