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International Journal of the Energy-Growth Nexus

International Journal of the Energy-Growth Nexus (IJEGN)

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  • Energy Metrics as a Catalyst for Sustainable Financial and Economic Growth   Order a copy of this article
    by Farah Hayat, Abid Khan, Syeda TAyyaba Ijaz 
    Abstract: Energy is the backbone of any economy; without an adequate and timely energy supply, growth endeavours are seriously hampered. Natural resources being used to fulfil humanitys needs have scarce availability and are being depleted at high rates. Demand increase and subsequent non-availability of energy to fulfil the needs result in a price hike. That is why it is important to study how the economy can manage energy shortages and their prices. Availability of energy when needed not only requires reliance on green technology products for energy conservation but also on its generation through non-traditional resources. Whereas energy price control demands policymakers intervention through various policy measures. The current study investigates various energy indicators impact on economic and financial development, which eventually affects the energy price. Analysis performed using system energy modelling (SEM) in AMOS 24 reveals that different variables can systematically bring a 96% change in energy price. The proposed model statistically explains how energy prices can be stabilised through the channel of energy indicators. It also equips researchers and policymakers to understand other substantial reasons for price change. It also educates on how sustainable development can stabilise the demand and supply.
    Keywords: Energy indicators; Energy Price; Financial Development; Energy Management; Sustainable growth.
    DOI: 10.1504/IJEGN.2025.10075938
     

 

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