The Influence of Enhanced Energy Efficiency Measures on Energy Security, Economic Resilience, and Sustainable Development in Emerging Economies
Layla El-Kadiri
Department of Computer Science, University of Casablanca, Morocco
Abstract
Enhanced energy efficiency measures are pivotal for emerging economies striving for energy security, economic resilience, and sustainable development. This paper explores the multifaceted impact of energy efficiency initiatives in these regions. Energy security is bolstered through reduced dependency on energy imports and improved stability of energy supply. Economic resilience is enhanced by lowering energy costs, fostering industrial competitiveness, and stimulating job creation. Sustainable development is promoted by mitigating environmental impacts, reducing greenhouse gas emissions, and supporting the transition to cleaner energy sources. Through a comprehensive analysis of case studies, economic data, and policy frameworks, this paper underscores the critical role of energy efficiency in addressing the unique challenges faced by emerging economies. Policy recommendations and strategies for scaling up energy efficiency measures are also discussed, highlighting the need for coordinated efforts between governments, industries, and international organizations.
