This study explores the intersection between Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) practices and green credit, focusing on their reciprocal relationship in sustainable finance. The research combines bibliometric analysis and systematic review to map the ESG–green credit nexus, identifying key trends,...

ESG performance has become the focus of many parties due to its correlation with financial performance and expected to increase public trust, which will ultimately affect the company investment performance. The objective of this research is to investigate the impact of ESG factors and firm size on market...

This research applies a Monte Carlo simulation approach to analyze financial risks in an industrial rooftop solar power project, aligning with global energy transition goals and the net-zero commitment by 2050. Evaluating risk exposure is crucial for industrial enterprises adopting onsite renewable energy....

Within the framework of growing concerns about energy security worldwide, energy demand forecasting is pivotal to policy-making and sustainable development strategies. However, systematic analysis of global research trends in this field is still limited, especially in the conference paper data source,...

The narrative of energy policy constantly being renewed to adapt to our ever-changing society is not new in the modern era, but the challenges posed by the demand for sustainable development have introduced new perspectives and rendered this issue more urgent, giving ways to newer strategies for policymakers...

Research purpose: This study aims to synthesise the current state of knowledge on how different leadership styles influence Organisational Citizenship Behaviour for the Environment (OCBE), with particular attention to the underexplored role of green and environmentally specific authentic leadership. ...