Scholars, stakeholders, and the government have given significant attention to the development of renewable energy in recent times. However, previous research has failed to acknowledge the potential impact of artificial intelligence on advancing renewable energy development. Drawing insights from a global dataset encompassing 63 countries over the period 2000–2019, this paper provides significant observations regarding the influence of artificial intelligence on the progress of renewable energy, by using the Instrumental Variable Generalized Method of Moments model. We also explore their asymmetric nexus, and the potential mediation effect. Moreover, this study explores the moderating role of climate finance and highlights the following interesting findings. First, artificial intelligence contributes significantly to the enhanced development of renewable energy, and this primary finding holds after two robustness tests of changing independent and dependent variables. Second, artifici
For most investors, achieving long-term financial goals doesn't have to be complicated. Studies have found, time and time again, that a strategic allocation to global.
Xavier School of Management (XLRI), Jamshedpur, India won the prestigious EFMD (European Foundation for Management Development) Global 2022 edition of the Case Writing Competition award. One case from XLRI Case Research and Simulation Developme