Energy demand and its determinants: A panel analysis from the ASEAN-5
The issue of rapidly growing energy demand is pressing with energy determinants continue to reinforce its sustained rise over the coming years.In view of its unabated rise to jeopardize a country’s long term energy security, such concern has captured attentions among the governments worldwide.In par...
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| description | The issue of rapidly growing energy demand is pressing with energy determinants continue to reinforce its sustained rise over the coming years.In view of its unabated rise to jeopardize a country’s long term energy security, such concern has captured attentions among the governments worldwide.In particular, this paper investigates the interplay between energy demand and its determinants notably world oil price, economic growth, population, urbanization and energy access via a panel analysis.The data, which are obtained from the websites of International Energy Agency and Energy Information Administration, cover the ASEAN-5 namely Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand and the Philippines for the period of 2000 – 2014. Econometric techniques such as Panel
Cointegration, Panel Fully Modified Ordinary Least Square, Panel Error Correction Model and Granger Causality are employed to analyze the data.While the short run results indicate the evidence of unidirectional causality from world oil price to energy demand, the long run results disclose the significant contributions of economic growth,
energy access and urbanization that potentially affect the variability of energy demand.Therefore, energy conservation policy is the viable option in the ASEAN-5.Also, policy makers are recommended to pursue necessary plans in securing for reliable and affordable energy supplies with minimal environmental impacts so as to promote a sustainable socio-economic development as well as to enhance the quality of life. |
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| spelling | uum-170552016-04-13T06:54:31Z https://repo.uum.edu.my/id/eprint/17055/ Energy demand and its determinants: A panel analysis from the ASEAN-5 Hashim, Mohamad Syafiqi Hassan, Sallahuddin TD Environmental technology. Sanitary engineering The issue of rapidly growing energy demand is pressing with energy determinants continue to reinforce its sustained rise over the coming years.In view of its unabated rise to jeopardize a country’s long term energy security, such concern has captured attentions among the governments worldwide.In particular, this paper investigates the interplay between energy demand and its determinants notably world oil price, economic growth, population, urbanization and energy access via a panel analysis.The data, which are obtained from the websites of International Energy Agency and Energy Information Administration, cover the ASEAN-5 namely Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand and the Philippines for the period of 2000 – 2014. Econometric techniques such as Panel Cointegration, Panel Fully Modified Ordinary Least Square, Panel Error Correction Model and Granger Causality are employed to analyze the data.While the short run results indicate the evidence of unidirectional causality from world oil price to energy demand, the long run results disclose the significant contributions of economic growth, energy access and urbanization that potentially affect the variability of energy demand.Therefore, energy conservation policy is the viable option in the ASEAN-5.Also, policy makers are recommended to pursue necessary plans in securing for reliable and affordable energy supplies with minimal environmental impacts so as to promote a sustainable socio-economic development as well as to enhance the quality of life. 2015-11-04 Conference or Workshop Item PeerReviewed application/pdf en https://repo.uum.edu.my/id/eprint/17055/1/22.pdf Hashim, Mohamad Syafiqi and Hassan, Sallahuddin (2015) Energy demand and its determinants: A panel analysis from the ASEAN-5. In: 4th ASEAN Consortium on Department of Economics Conference (ACDEC) 2015, 04-05 November 2015, Student Accomodation Centre (SAC), UUM. |
| spellingShingle | TD Environmental technology. Sanitary engineering Hashim, Mohamad Syafiqi Hassan, Sallahuddin Energy demand and its determinants: A panel analysis from the ASEAN-5 |
| title | Energy demand and its determinants: A panel analysis from the ASEAN-5 |
| title_full | Energy demand and its determinants: A panel analysis from the ASEAN-5 |
| title_fullStr | Energy demand and its determinants: A panel analysis from the ASEAN-5 |
| title_full_unstemmed | Energy demand and its determinants: A panel analysis from the ASEAN-5 |
| title_short | Energy demand and its determinants: A panel analysis from the ASEAN-5 |
| title_sort | energy demand and its determinants a panel analysis from the asean 5 |
| topic | TD Environmental technology. Sanitary engineering |
| url | https://repo.uum.edu.my/id/eprint/17055/1/22.pdf |
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