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1. Economics, Econometrics and Finance › Energy, Environment, Economic Growth

   Does Public Debt Weaken the Growth Payoff from Renewable Energy? Evidence across Debt Regimes

   Chen, Biszák and Neszveda · SSRN Electronic Journal · 2026

   Using annual data for 139 countries over 1993–2021, the paper asks whether public debt changes the growth payoff from renewable energy, and finds distinct debt regimes in that relationship.

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   1. UncheckedAcross 139 countries, renewable energy use is linked to higher GDP-per-capita growth at both debt levels, with a smaller estimated link where public debt is higher.“Renewable energy consumption is positively and significantly associated with GDP-per-capita growth in both regimes, but its estimated coefficient is smaller in the higher-debt regime.”