Avrupa yeşil mutabakati’na uyum çerçevesinde türkiye’deki işletmelerin emisyon ticaretine verdikleri desteği etkileyen faktörler

Ayşe Uyduranoğlu; Zahide Eylem Gevrek; Sevil Acar

doi:10.32450/aacd.1327099

Avrupa yeşil mutabakati’na uyum çerçevesinde türkiye’deki işletmelerin emisyon ticaretine verdikleri desteği etkileyen faktörler

Translated title of the contribution: Factors affecting the support of Turkish firms for the emissions trading system in the context of harmonization with the European green deal

Ayşe Uyduranoğlu, Zahide Eylem Gevrek, Sevil Acar

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The European Union will implement a carbon border adjustment mechanism to curb carbon leakage and encourage more countries to participate in the fight against climate change. Countries trading with the Union and lacking carbon pricing policies will be subject to this regulation. Turkey, one of these countries, initiated efforts to establish an emissions trading system (ETS). This study has two objectives: The first is to investigate the environmentally sustainable practices of firms in energy-intensive industries that are likely to be regulated by the ETS. The second is to explore the determinants of support for the ETS. Our findings indicate that firms’ adoption of green practices and perception of the ETS as an effective tool have a positive impact on their support for the ETS.

Translated title of the contribution	Factors affecting the support of Turkish firms for the emissions trading system in the context of harmonization with the European green deal
Original language	Turkish
Pages (from-to)	257-289
Number of pages	34
Journal	Ankara Avrupa Çalışmaları Dergisi
Volume	22
Issue number	1
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.32450/aacd.1327099
Publication status	Published - 2023

Keywords

Business features
Green practices
European Green Deal
Emissions trading system
Probit

UN SDGs

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Silva, M. (Full Professor), Sousa, R. (Full Professor), Alves, P. (Assistant Professor), Madsen, A. (Invited Assistant Professor), Lourenço, A. (Associate Professor), Carvalho, A. S. (Associate Professor), Andrade, A. (Assistant Professor), Silva, P. D. (Associate Professor), Vlačić, B. (Invited Assistant Professor), Martins, C. (Invited Assistant Professor), Gomes, C. (Auxiliary Researcher), Gevrek, Z. E. (Invited Assistant Professor), Oliveira, F. G. D. (Associate Professor), Faria, G. (Invited Associate Professor), Marreiros, H. (Scholarship holder), Pinho, J. (Invited Assistant Professor), Machado, J. (Associate Professor), Araújo, J. (Auxiliary Researcher), Pinto, J. (Assistant Professor), Rego, A. (Full Professor), Gaspar, J. M. (Auxiliary Researcher), Corbo, L. (Invited Assistant Professor), Costa, L. (Associate Professor), Fernandes, L. (Assistant Professor), Sottomayor, M. (Assistant Professor), Martins, N. (Full Professor), Hernández-Marrero, P. (Auxiliary Researcher), Gonçalves, R. (Associate Professor), Ribeiro, R. (PI), Coelho, S. L. (Assistant Teacher), Pereira, S. M. (Auxiliary Researcher), Silva, S. (Associate Professor), Rodrigues, V. (Associate Professor), Sotiros, D. G. (Auxiliary Researcher), Valverde, C. (Assistant Professor), Leitão, A. (Assistant Professor), Julião, J. (Assistant Professor), Tavares, M. (Assistant Professor), Lages, C. R. (Auxiliary Researcher), Elmashhara, M. G. (Auxiliary Researcher) & Teymourifar, A. (Auxiliary Researcher)
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