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increased utilization clean energy has substantially decreased the ecological footprint of the area. Even though a growth of population has resulted in an increase
in air pollution in these nations. Similarly, the effect of lifespan on the ecological
footprint is favorable but negligible.
References
1. Alola AA, Bekun FV, Sarkodie SA (2019) Dynamic impact of trade policy, economic growth,
fertility rate, renewable and non-renewable energy consumption on ecological footprint in
Europe. Sci Total Environ 685:702–709
2. Atilgan B, Azapagic A (2015) Life cycle environmental impacts of electricity from fossil fuels
in Turkey. J Clean Prod 106:555–564
3. Aydin C, Esen Ö, Aydin R (2019) Is the ecological footprint related to the Kuznets curve a real
process or rationalizing the ecological consequences of the affluence? Evidence from PSTR
approach. Ecol Ind 98:543–555
4. Barbier E (2002) Geothermal energy technology and current status: an overview. Renew Sustain
Energy Rev 6(1–2):3–65
5. Barbir F, Veziroˇ glu TN, Plass HJ Jr (1990) Environmental damage due to fossil fuels use. Int
J Hydrogen Energy 15(10):739–749
6. Bellarmine GT, Urquhart J (1996) Wind energy for the 1990s and beyond. Energy Convers
Manage 37(12):1741–1752
7. Bello MO, Solarin SA, Yen YY (2018) The impact of electricity consumption on CO 2 emission,
carbon footprint, water footprint and ecological footprint: the role of hydropower in an emerging
economy. J Environ Manage 219:218–230
8. Biermann E, Grupp M, Palmer R (1999) Solar cooker acceptance in South Africa: results of a
comparative field-test. Sol Energy 66(6):401–407
9. Bilgen S, Kaygusuz K, Sari A (2004) Renewable energy for a clean and sustainable future.
Energy Sources 26(12):1119–1129
10. Chiari L, Zecca A (2011) Constraints of fossil fuels depletion on global warming projections.
Energy Policy 39(9):5026–5034
11. Demirbas A (2000) Recent advances in biomass conversion technologies. Energy Edu Sci
Technol 19–40
12. Dincer I (2000) Renewable energy and sustainable development: a crucial review. Renew
Sustain Energy Rev 4(2):157–175
13. Dincer I (2001) Environmental issues: Ii-potential solutions. Energy Sources 23(1):83–92
14. Dögl C, Holtbrügge D (2000) Competitive advantage of German renewable energy firms in
Russia-an empirical study based on Porter’s diamond. J East European Manage Stud 34–58
15. Edenhofer O, Pichs-Madruga R, Sokona Y, Seyboth K, Kadner S, Zwickel T, Eickemeier P,
Hansen G, Schlömer S, von Stechow C, Matschoss P (2011) (eds) Renewable energy sources
and climate change mitigation: special report of the intergovernmental panel on climate change.
Cambridge University Press
16. Ellabban O, Abu-Rub H, Blaabjerg F (2014) Renewable energy resources: current status, future
prospects and their enabling technology. Renew Sustain Energy Rev 39:748–764
17. Eltamaly AM (2013) Design and implementation of wind energy system in Saudi Arabia.
Renew Energy 60:42–52
18. Farhad S, Saffar-Avval M, Younessi-Sinaki M (2008) Efficient design of feedwater heaters
network in steam power plants using pinch technology and exergy analysis. Int J Energy Res
32(1):11
19. Gonzalo AP, Marugán AP, Márquez FP (2019) A review of the application performances of
concentrated solar power systems. Appl Energy 255:113893
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increased utilization clean energy has substantially decreased the ecological footprint of the area. Even though a growth of population has resulted in an increase
in air pollution in these nations. Similarly, the effect of lifespan on the ecological
footprint is favorable but negligible.
References
1. Alola AA, Bekun FV, Sarkodie SA (2019) Dynamic impact of trade policy, economic growth,
fertility rate, renewable and non-renewable energy consumption on ecological footprint in
Europe. Sci Total Environ 685:702–709
2. Atilgan B, Azapagic A (2015) Life cycle environmental impacts of electricity from fossil fuels
in Turkey. J Clean Prod 106:555–564
3. Aydin C, Esen Ö, Aydin R (2019) Is the ecological footprint related to the Kuznets curve a real
process or rationalizing the ecological consequences of the affluence? Evidence from PSTR
approach. Ecol Ind 98:543–555
4. Barbier E (2002) Geothermal energy technology and current status: an overview. Renew Sustain
Energy Rev 6(1–2):3–65
5. Barbir F, Veziroˇ glu TN, Plass HJ Jr (1990) Environmental damage due to fossil fuels use. Int
J Hydrogen Energy 15(10):739–749
6. Bellarmine GT, Urquhart J (1996) Wind energy for the 1990s and beyond. Energy Convers
Manage 37(12):1741–1752
7. Bello MO, Solarin SA, Yen YY (2018) The impact of electricity consumption on CO 2 emission,
carbon footprint, water footprint and ecological footprint: the role of hydropower in an emerging
economy. J Environ Manage 219:218–230
8. Biermann E, Grupp M, Palmer R (1999) Solar cooker acceptance in South Africa: results of a
comparative field-test. Sol Energy 66(6):401–407
9. Bilgen S, Kaygusuz K, Sari A (2004) Renewable energy for a clean and sustainable future.
Energy Sources 26(12):1119–1129
10. Chiari L, Zecca A (2011) Constraints of fossil fuels depletion on global warming projections.
Energy Policy 39(9):5026–5034
11. Demirbas A (2000) Recent advances in biomass conversion technologies. Energy Edu Sci
Technol 19–40
12. Dincer I (2000) Renewable energy and sustainable development: a crucial review. Renew
Sustain Energy Rev 4(2):157–175
13. Dincer I (2001) Environmental issues: Ii-potential solutions. Energy Sources 23(1):83–92
14. Dögl C, Holtbrügge D (2000) Competitive advantage of German renewable energy firms in
Russia-an empirical study based on Porter’s diamond. J East European Manage Stud 34–58
15. Edenhofer O, Pichs-Madruga R, Sokona Y, Seyboth K, Kadner S, Zwickel T, Eickemeier P,
Hansen G, Schlömer S, von Stechow C, Matschoss P (2011) (eds) Renewable energy sources
and climate change mitigation: special report of the intergovernmental panel on climate change.
Cambridge University Press
16. Ellabban O, Abu-Rub H, Blaabjerg F (2014) Renewable energy resources: current status, future
prospects and their enabling technology. Renew Sustain Energy Rev 39:748–764
17. Eltamaly AM (2013) Design and implementation of wind energy system in Saudi Arabia.
Renew Energy 60:42–52
18. Farhad S, Saffar-Avval M, Younessi-Sinaki M (2008) Efficient design of feedwater heaters
network in steam power plants using pinch technology and exergy analysis. Int J Energy Res
32(1):11
19. Gonzalo AP, Marugán AP, Márquez FP (2019) A review of the application performances of
concentrated solar power systems. Appl Energy 255:113893