European University of Lefke

Climate-risk narrative attention and carbon emissions: internal governance and coal efficiency as moderators, green innovation as a mitigating channel

Global decarbonization hinges on corporate behavior, yet principal–agent conflicts often undermine firms’ responses to climate change. Despite growing regulatory and stakeholder pressure, managers may prioritize short-term performance over long-term environmental goals when they...

Climate resilience through economic development, energy transition and sustainable development: insights from wavelet coherence approach

Purpose Adjusted net savings (ANS) is a pivotal indicator of sustainable development, combining environmental costs, resource depletion and economic performance. While ANS fosters short-term environmental accountability, its focus on immediate economic gains may undermine long-te...

Aligning clean energy innovations with the SDGs: sectoral dynamics of green bonds and sustainability-enhanced equities across market conditions

This study examines the dynamic interconnections among clean energy innovations, green bonds, and sectoral sustainability-enhanced equities, and their implications for advancing SDGs 7, 9, 11, 12, and 13. Using a Quantile VAR model and daily data from 31 October 2016–27 December...

Mixed uncertainty information and volatility in the green bond market based on a new two-regime GARCH-MIDAS extension model

Purpose This study pioneers a novel two-regime Generalized Autoregressive Conditional Heteroskedasticity–Mixed Data Sampling (GARCH-MIDAS) extension model to disentangle the dual dynamics of traditional drivers and mixed uncertainty indicators in green bond market volatility. Unl...

Computational systems immunology and multi-scale modeling for the design of a Multi-Epitope Vaccine (MEV) against emerging multidrug-resistant Klebsiella michiganensis

Klebsiella michiganensis, an emerging multidrug-resistant member of the Klebsiella oxytoca complex, has become an important opportunistic pathogen responsible for nosocomial infections, including bacteremia and ventilator-associated pneumonia. Owing to its rapidly evolving resist...

Assessing the role of nuclear energy in promoting green growth: a quantile-based analysis for BRICS

The green economy and clean energy transition have become central global priorities. Nuclear energy, with its potential to reduce carbon emissions, offers a promising pathway for shifting from conventional growth models to green growth. In this context, this study examines the in...

The nexus of sustainability: investigating energy transition, green technological innovations, and financial development in mitigating carbon emissions in BRICS

Purpose From the perspective of global environmental stability, the BRICS’ position as the world's leading carbon emitter poses a serious threat. Therefore, it is essential to develop a distinct model that enables policymakers to formulate robust mitigation strategies and support...

Artificial Intelligence, Green Innovation, and the Clean-Energy Market: A Quantile-Based Analysis

Artificial intelligence is increasingly viewed as both a catalyst for clean-energy development and a potential constraint on green innovation. This study examines the quantile-specific relationships between artificial intelligence, clean-energy market performance, and green innov...

Climate‐Mitigation Technology Diffusions and Environmental Sustainability: The Strategic Roles of Digital Services, Innovation, and Regulation in the United States

ABSTRACT Climate‐mitigation technology diffusion (CMTD) supports the development and dissemination of technologies that improve production efficiency, reduce environmental waste, and promote resource sustainability. This study investigates how CMTD is associated with digital serv...

Unmasking the dark side: how does fossil fuel financing hurt the carbon neutrality targets?

The significance of carbon neutrality objectives in global climate mitigation efforts cannot be underestimated. Fossil fuels are widely believed to be a major culprit behind global climate change, and top polluting economies are still heavily investing in fossil fuels. Thus, the...

The impact of environmental, social, and governance uncertainty and economic growth on green energy management in the United States

Green energy is no longer merely an environmental priority for the United States; it has become a strategic pathway for sustainable development shaped by environmental, social, and governance uncertainty (ESGU) and economic growth (ECG). Against this background, this study examin...

Exploring the nexus between energy productivity, globalization, economic growth, and CO2 emissions in France using fourier-based methods

This study examines the effects of globalization, energy productivity, primary energy consumption, and economic growth on CO₂ emissions in France. Using quarterly time-series data for France covering between 1990Q1 and 2019Q4, the study models CO₂ emissions as a function of globa...