This contributed volume analyses and discusses how atmospheric carbon emissions can be prevented using carbon capture and removal technology and how renewable energies can be used to reduce carbon emissions. Both approaches have their disadvantages. First of all, both involve high costs. Secondly, both require the use of advanced technology. As a result, many countries continue to use fossil fuels. The book seeks to address these problems by identifying strategies to increase countries’ use of clean energy. The authors discuss the dilemmas of zero emission and competition in the energy industry and illustrate cross-country applications of the current trends in the form of zero-emission business projects.
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1. The Effect of the Carbon Tax to Minimize Emission.
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2. Selecting the Optimal Clean Energy Projects for Emerging Economies.
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3. The Importance of Green HR Activities to Manage Carbon Emission Problem.
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4. The Role of European Green Deal for Carbon Emission Reduction.
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5. The Dynamic Links Among Demand for International Reserves, Economic Growth and Clean Energy Consumption.
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6. The Role of Organic Products in Preventing the Climate Crisis.
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7. Determining the Right Location for Turkey's Nuclear Energy Investment Projects Based on Zero-carbon Emission Purposes.
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8. Potential Impacts of Economic Growth, Energy Use and Urbanization on Zero Carbon Emissions.
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9. Risk Management in Russian Renewable Energy Projects.
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10. Environmental and Economic Efficiency of Nuclear Projects.
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11. Hydrogen Energy and Decarbonisation: Evidence from Regions of the World.
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12. Crop Production Waste Projects inRussia.
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13. An Analysis of the Relationship Between Sustainable Fuel Management and Competitive Strategy in the Aviation Industry.
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14. Wind Energy as a Zero-emission Energy Source: Evaluation in the Framework of Turkish Law.
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15. Use of Renewable Energy Resources Within the Scope of Sustainable Energy Management at Airports.
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16. Social Reflections of Renewable Energy: Wind Energy in Turkey.
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17. Factors Affecting Clean Energy Investments for Zero Emissions: OECD Countries.
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18. The Impact of Economic Growth on Carbon Emission.
Hasan Dinçer is a Professor of Finance at Istanbul Medipol University, Faculty of Economics and Administrative Sciences, Istanbul, Turkey.
Serhat Yüksel is an Associate Professor of Finance at Istanbul Medipol University, Faculty of Economics and Administrative Sciences, Istanbul, Turkey.
