Factors Influencing Natural Gas and LNG Market Prices in the Global Energy Economy: A Comprehensive Review
This literature review examines the key factors that influence natural gas and liquefied natural gas (LNG) market prices in the context of the global energy economy. The study highlights the significance of the natural gas and LNG sectors, which are vast and dynamic, with major suppliers such as Russia, the United States, and Qatar, as well as major consumers from the US, China, and Europe. This review emphasises the importance of LNG in enabling global trade, decoupling production from consumption, and contributing to energy diversification and security.
AI in Local Development: Enhancing Community Growth and Social Cohesion Through Self-Organization
This paper outlines the uses of artificial intelligence in social and digital infrastructure, specifically in community development and stability. It informs the reader about the reasons behind inequality in urban planning, and how big data could be used to address these issues
Policy Framework for Enhancing Energy Access and Shift Toward Renewable Energy Sources in Namibia
This policy framework is essential for enhancing energy access and shift towards renewable energy sources in Namibia, as the country faces significant challenges in achieving universal energy access and transitioning to a sustainable energy future
How Digitalization is Impacting the Customer Journey: Aligning the Needs of OEMs, Dealerships, and Consumers in Germany’s Automotive Market
This study explores how digitalization is impacts and reshapes the customer journey in Germany’s automotive market, focusing on the alignment of needs among Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs), dealerships, and consumers.
Convenience Store Managers’ Lived Experience Using Information Technology Investments and Capabilities
The study focused on convenience store managers in
the Northeastern United States. The researcher employed a qualitative methodology with a descriptive
phenomenological design.
Renewable Energy’s Effect on GDP Growth: Results from a Heterogeneous Panel Data Analysis
Our research, which is based on an extensive literature review, utilizes a heterogeneous panel data model to analyze the data of this study, which covers the period from 1970 to 2019, using real GDP (in million 2017 USD) according to chained PPP, capital stock (in million 2017 USD) according to current PPP, human capital index based on years of schooling and returns to education, and total renewable energy consumption in terawatt-hours (TWh) for each of the 22 European countries.