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Abstract

ASEAN economic integration increases trade opportunities and also triggers an increase in carbon emissions, especially from exports of goods. ASEAN needs to switch to renewable energy to improve the performance of goods exports. This study analyzes the influence of renewable energy on goods exports in ASEAN, 2010–2020. The results show that renewable energy positively impacts the performance of goods exports. Based on the results of this research, it is hoped that the government in each ASEAN country can strengthen regulations and policies on the use of renewable energy by providing incentives for producers and exporters who use renewable energy.

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Bahasa Abstract

Integrasi ekonomi ASEAN meningkatkan peluang perdagangan di Asia Tenggara sekaligus memicu peningkatan emisi karbon, terutama dari ekspor barang. ASEAN perlu beralih ke energi terbarukan untuk meningkatkan kinerja ekspor barang. Studi ini menganalisis pengaruh energi terbarukan terhadap ekspor barang di ASEAN, 2010–2020. Hasil penelitian menunjukkan bahwa energi terbarukan berdampak positif dan signifikan terhadap kinerja ekspor barang. Berdasarkan hasil penelitian, diharapkan pemerintah di setiap negara ASEAN dapat memperkuat regulasi dan kebijakan penggunaan energi terbarukan dengan memberikan insentif bagi produsen dan eksportir yang menggunakan energi terbarukan.

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