About
I am Litu Sethi, a PhD candidate in Economics dedicated to working in the area of energy economics and environmental economics. My research focuses on balancing the energy trilemma by examining how socio-economic factors and public policies influence outcomes. Using advanced applied econometrics, I aim to develop strategies that drive effective energy transitions toward a balanced, reliable, and sustainable future. Email: [email protected]
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Binayak Acharya Degree College Guest Lecturer2019 - 2022
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Publications (10)
- Green Finance and Public–Private Partnerships: Dynamic ARDL Insights into Renewable Energy and Air Quality Enhancement Save
- Charting green growth and environmental sustainability in emerging economies: Do sectoral energy intensity, green finance, and green technology innovation matter? Save
- Artificial intelligence-driven green innovation for sustainable development: Empirical insights from India's renewable energy transition Save
- Fuelling the low-carbon transportation sector in emerging economies: Role of institutional quality, environmental tax, green technology innovation and biofuel Save
- Sustainable future orientation for BRICS+ nations: Green growth, political stability, renewable energy and technology for ecological footprint mitigation Save
- Can green growth and ecological footprint mitigation go hand on hand? The role of sectoral energy consumption, green innovation, and greenfield investment in emerging economies Save
- Leveraging the role of biofuel and green technology innovation towards sustainable transportation in emerging economies: does the incorporation of environmental policy matter? Save
- Balancing India's energy trilemma: Assessing the role of renewable energy and green technology innovation for sustainable development Save
- Unravelling the role of renewable energy, information and communication technology and agricultural credit for sustainable agricultural productivity in developing countries Save
- Do green finance, green technology innovation, and institutional quality help achieve environmental sustainability? Evidence from the developing economies Save