Adaptation to globalization in renewable energy sources: Environmental implications of financial development and human capital in China

This research article examines the dynamic impact of globalization, environmental quality, and financial development on renewable energy in China. Promoting is crucial for solving global problems. In China’s case, no such studies investigate role as a dependent variable development, quality. To check cointegration long-run/short-run dynamics, this study uses Autoregressive Distributed Lag (ARDL) model, which can predict actual positive negative change independent variables their effects variable. We also used Johansen technique to verify results bound testing. The suggest significant long-run short-run relationships among variables. Furthermore, causality analysis reveals bidirectional relationship between with human capital, economic growth long run. short run, Granger significantly causes carbon emissions.