Asymmetric Impact of Renewable Energy Consumption on Environment in Pakistan

Although the current literature has widely explored paraphernalia of renewable energy on environment, overlooks asymmetric association with environment. To contribute this gap in existing body related literature, study carry out nonlinear impact consumption along control variables like non-renewable energy, urbanization, and gross domestic product CO2 emission Pakistan. The employs autoregressive distributed lag model (NARDL) from 1980 to 2018. results reveal that mitigates environmental degradation asymmetrically. While other consumption, urbanization positively associated Co2 emissions. gives some guidance for policymakers Pakistan should formulate policies regulations promote usage which degradation.