The transition to green energy in the East Zangezur economic region represents a strategic
shift in Azerbaijan’s national energy policy, promoting efficient use of renewable resources,
sustainable economic growth, environmental restoration, and international cooperation. Green
energy projects generate significant socio-economic benefits by creating jobs, enhancing local
employment, strengthening human capital through high-tech infrastructure, and diversifying energy
production to ensure market stability and economic independence. Environmentally, this policy
reduces carbon emissions—small hydropower plants alone prevented 225,000 tons of CO₂ emissions
in 2024—while minimizing ecological risks and supporting biodiversity. The integration of solar and
hydropower further improves grid stability, making green energy transition a comprehensive model
of technological, social, and ecological development. Thus, the green energy transition in the East
Zangezur economic region is a multidimensional development model encompassing technological
innovation, social welfare, ecological restoration, and international integration.
Against the backdrop of global instability in energy and resource markets, ensuring the environmentally balanced development of national economies has become a top priority. For Ukraine,
which has overcome the consequences of the armed conflict, remains dependent on fossil fuels, and
is integrated into the European ene...
Vitalii S. Nitsenko· Actual Problems of Economics· 0 citations
The article identifies the key determinants of the green economy (institutional, technological, energy, economic, environmental) for the EAEU member states based on systematic analysis and econometric calculations. Data from 1990–2025 were used. Regression models, cluster analysis, radial diagrams, and thermal correlat...
N. Yakovenko· FROM A GREEN ECONOMY TO A GR...· 0 citations
Summary This study examines the energy-saving and carbon-reduction effects of China’s Ecological Civilization Pilot Demonstration Zones using panel data for 229 prefecture-level cities from 2004 to 2023 and a spatial difference-in-differences framework. The results show that the policy significantly reduces urban carbo...
Chuan-Gang Li, Jiayi Wu, Xiaofan Yang et al.· iScience· 0 citations
This paper analyzes the critical role of renewable energy in the context of the global transition toward a sustainable development model, given that fossil fuels still account for 81% of global consumption, posing major climate risks. The study shows a positive trend at the European Union level, where clean energy sour...
Erica Gorgos, Oleg Petelca· Development Through Research...· 0 citations
The transition from fossil fuels to sustainable, low-carbon energy systems is a complex economic, technological, institutional, and policy challenge. This study provides a multidisciplinary review of the drivers and implementation conditions shaping the global green energy transition. Using a qualitative analytical des...
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