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Macroeconomic determinants on fossil fuel energy consumption in six ASEAN countries Dwi Silfani; Noni Rozaini
Optimum: Jurnal Ekonomi dan Pembangunan Vol. 16 No. 1 (2026)
Publisher : Universitas Ahmad Dahlan

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.12928/optimum.v16i1.15867

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ASEAN countries continue to face challenges in reducing their dependence on fossil fuels despite rapid economic growth and the ongoing global energy transition. This study examines how government expenditure, trade openness, and economic growth influence fossil fuel energy consumption in six ASEAN countries. Understanding the macroeconomic dynamics that drive fossil fuel use is critical for achieving international climate targets under the Paris Agreement, particularly as the region is among the fastest-growing in terms of energy demand and serves as a major global industrial base. Using panel data for the period 2001–2024 and a fixed effects model (FEM), the results show that economic growth has a positive but statistically insignificant effect on fossil fuel consumption, while trade openness and government expenditure have positive and statistically significant effects. These variables jointly explain approximately 98.28% of the variation, indicating that trade integration and fiscal expansion play a more dominant role than economic growth alone. These findings suggest that ASEAN’s reliance on fossil fuels is closely linked to trade dynamics and fiscal policy. Therefore, for regional economic integration to support the transition toward a sustainable energy system, trade and government spending policies must be aligned with energy efficiency and sustainability objectives.
Co-Authors Ade Suhendra Wahyu Lubis Adli Batubara Andreas Lubis Anestesia Situmorang Anisa Calista Situmorang Aprilia Hutagaol Billy Sugianta Surbakti Bismi Aditya Ginting Claudia Marpaung Daniel Sanggam Luhutan Simbolon Datuk Sazli Daffa Yudha Erza Dede Ruslan Defprin Sinaga Desember Palito Sinaga Dewi Margaretha Diky Syamhenri Siregar Diva Alnaya Dwi Belca Ananda Dwi Rizky Siregar Dwi Silfani Eko Wahyu Nugrahadi Eza Syahbana Fahlila Mutia Filza Azkiah Siregar Frido Evindey Manihuruk Grace Amelia Margreth Gultom Hekxan Xanichal Hidayat Hidayat Irwansyah Irwansyah Jeane Alisya Jelin Rachel Stephony Saragih Jesaya Kemalementa Karo-Karo Jesica Septi Leony Simanungkalit Jesika Jesika Jonatan Marbun Kristin Yenita Purba Laura Elfina Karo Karo Lily Syafitri Batubara Lovita Cristine Purba M. Nasir Nasution M. Yusuf Harahap Marcell E R Sinaga Meiriza, Mica Siar Melda Oktika Mirna Salifah Siregar Mirnawati Mirnawati Muamar Rinaldi Muhammad Fitri Ramadhana Muhammad Kalkautsar Nabila Nabila Nathaline Br Tambunan Nazwa Mutia Nobel Indah Clawdya Zebua Putri Erinda Yulistya Panjaitan Radja Marihat Batu Bara Rizki Husnul Amelia Rume Hawa Y W Purba Sandra Dwi Anti Sarma Juliana Silaban Sena Samosir Sentarina Damanik Silvia Agustin Manullang Sinta Rahmawati Siregar, Ina Namora Putri Siska Magdalena Sri Yunita Sriadhi Sriadhi Suci Purwita Sugiharto Sugiharto Triana Siahaan Tuti Yani Vidiani Br Sembiring Winara Winara Yeremi Siagian Zenifer Feby Berliana