Authors :
Fhandy Pandey; Isdaryanto Iskandar; Enny Widawati; Yanif Dwi Kuntjoro
Volume/Issue :
Volume 7 - 2022, Issue 11 - November
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DOI :
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7395186
Abstract :
Economic growth is closely related to energy
consumption. This is in accordance with energy elasticity,
which states that a certain amount of energy is needed to
achieve a certain level of economic growth. The object of
this research is Indonesia, by analyzing the effect of
economic growth on Indonesia's carbon emissions from
1999-2019. This study uses secondary data from
publications from Bank Indonesia data and what is
collected includes data on National GDP growth and CO2
emissions per capita. The period of data used is from 1999
to 2019. The analytical model used to test the hypothesis
is statistical analysis in simple linear regression. In the
long term and short term, renewable energy is a solution
offered to reduce CO2 emissions and environmental
degradation that can cause global warming
Keywords :
Carbon, Emission, National GDP, Global Warming, Climate Change.
Economic growth is closely related to energy
consumption. This is in accordance with energy elasticity,
which states that a certain amount of energy is needed to
achieve a certain level of economic growth. The object of
this research is Indonesia, by analyzing the effect of
economic growth on Indonesia's carbon emissions from
1999-2019. This study uses secondary data from
publications from Bank Indonesia data and what is
collected includes data on National GDP growth and CO2
emissions per capita. The period of data used is from 1999
to 2019. The analytical model used to test the hypothesis
is statistical analysis in simple linear regression. In the
long term and short term, renewable energy is a solution
offered to reduce CO2 emissions and environmental
degradation that can cause global warming
Keywords :
Carbon, Emission, National GDP, Global Warming, Climate Change.
