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Is technological innovation a driver of renewable energy?

Khan et al., 2022

Document ID
11250399210638251350
Author
Khan K
Su C
Rehman A
Ullah R
Publication year
Publication venue
Technology in Society

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This study unveils the causality between technology innovations and renewable energy in Germany. The discussion about technology innovations and renewable energy is beneficial because the country is most innovative and pursuing ambitious energy transition goals. The …
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