Energy transition for meeting ecological goals: Do economic stability, technology, and government stability matter?

Unquestionably, energy transition, which entails increasing renewables in the mix, is among most reliable strategies to discontinue utilization of fossil fuels and achieve Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). In this context, technological advancement can not only stimulate green supply but also promote resource efficiency for realizing ecological goals. Also, persistent long-term policies uninterrupted investments are needed progress on SDGs climate control sustainable development. Hence, factors such as economic government stability pertinent implementing governing strategies. Against background, study assesses potential transition meeting goals by taking into account roles stability, technology, BRICS from 1992 2018. Using second-generation Westerlund cointegration test, found a long-run association variables. The findings Continuously Updated Fully Modified (CuP-FM) test disclosed that effective limiting footprint (EF) BRICS. Alongside this, technology reduce degradation. addition, stimulates environmental sustainability, while population density decreases sustainability. Finally, implications these conclusions discussed policy directions provided.