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Decarbonizing manufacturing through circularity and renewable electrification: A panel threshold analysis of production-based and consumption-based emissions in the EU-27
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• EU manufacturing emissions are assessed using production and consumption accounts. • Circular material use shows a candidate threshold at 2.80%, but not conclusively. • Income reduces territorial emission intensity but raises the consumption footprint. • Resource productivity lowers emission intensity under both accounting perspectives. • Country heterogeneity concentrates circularity gains in a few EU economies.
Keywords:
Circular economy
Carbon leakage
Renewable electrification
Resource productivity
Panel threshold
Manufacturing emissions
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