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Greening growth or greenwashing capital? How financialisation and education shape the ecological returns of renewable energy investment in Italy

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Mohammed Musah
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Kwadwo Boateng Prempeh
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Isaac Adjei Mensah *
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Divine Q. Agozie
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Bright Akwasi Gyamfi
DOI:10.1016/j.ecmx.2026.102050delete
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• Renewable energy investment significantly enhances ecological load capacity. • Financialization harms ecology on average but aids sustainability at upper quartiles. • Education directly and broadly amplifies the ecological benefits of renewable energy. • FIN and EDU interactions with REI produce synergistic gains in environmental quality. • KRLS and QQR reveal non-linear heterogenous dynamics that mean-based models suppress..
Keywords:
Renewable energy investment
Load capacity factor
Financialisation
Education
Ecological sustainability
Italy
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Q56
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