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The study aims to evaluate how effectively European regions can reduce greenhouse gas emissions while sustaining economic growth.

June 28, 2026Applied Economic AnalysisOpen Access

Towards the green transition in the European regions. Assessing eco-efficiency in greenhouse gas emissions

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APAndrés J. Picazo‐TadeoUniversitat de València CMCelia MelguizoUniversitat de València JPJesús Peiró‐PalominoUniversitat de València

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This research assesses eco-efficiency in greenhouse gas emissions in European regions, indicating factors influencing progress towards a green transition.

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The study aims to evaluate how effectively European regions can reduce greenhouse gas emissions while sustaining economic growth.
Data envelopment analysis to evaluate eco-efficiency
Truncated regression and bootstrapping techniques for robust results
Analysis of regional characteristics affecting eco-efficiency
Nordic and Western regions are the most eco-efficient, while Central and Eastern regions show lower efficiency.
Higher eco-efficiency is associated with better innovation capacity, capital city status, and institutional quality.
Large industrial sectors negatively impact progress toward the green transition.

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Picazo‐Tadeo et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a40ba5661bb0a67205c6365 https://doi.org/10.1108/aea-11-2025-0477

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This research assesses eco-efficiency in greenhouse gas emissions in European regions, indicating factors influencing progress towards a green transition.

Towards the green transition in the European regions. Assessing eco-efficiency in greenhouse gas emissions

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Towards the green transition in the European regions. Assessing eco-efficiency in greenhouse gas emissions

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