GX & Decarbonization Research

He F.

This paper provides insights from the UK on integrating multi-timescale energy storage into net-zero electricity systems under evolving technologies and policy environment.

Mostafavi Sani M.

This paper proposes an adaptive multi-stage stochastic-robust optimization approach for staged transition to net-zero in remote communities. It addresses uncertainty in energy system planning, balancing robustness and flexibility. The model…

Yichi Cui

This paper proposes an environment-oriented collaborative optimization management system for smart cities under energy-carbon constraints. It aims to improve overall energy efficiency and reduce CO2 emissions by integrating and optimizing m…

Alaa Alsaffar, M. B. Shams, Muhammad Rizwan

This review comprehensively covers decarbonization strategies for hard-to-abate industries such as steel, cement, and chemicals. It outlines technology options including energy optimization, CCUS, and hydrogen, along with policy frameworks,…

Naresh Gupta, Jodie A. Yuwono, Indra Gunawan

This review examines challenges in Australia's renewable energy sector, including import dependence, grid integration, and regional disparities. It proposes a conceptual framework and strategic recommendations such as expanding domestic man…

Saikumar Parshanaboina, Rupanjana Das, Mani Pujitha Illa +5

This research explores carbon materials and carbon-metal oxide composites as anodes for sodium-ion batteries, using predictive modeling to optimize material design.

Fengyi Chen, Zhenxiang Zheng, Xu Liu +2

This study measures the low-carbon cultural tourism development level in rural China and analyzes the transmission mechanism of digital empowerment. Based on 1233 questionnaire responses, it constructs an evaluation index across five dimens…

Naifu Deng, Qinglong Zhang, K E Yang

This paper provides a dataset and code demonstrating that concentrated carbon debt from hydropower reservoirs reduces the climate benefits of hydropower as grid decarbonization advances. It highlights that carbon debt, including methane emi…

Shasha Tian, Gengyu Gao, Yihui Ding +2

This paper proposes an integrated methodological framework for assessing low-carbon development pathways in ASEAN countries. It considers interactions among energy systems, economy, and environment to evaluate decarbonization scenarios up t…

Weibo Jin, Mengting Zhang, Shuangying Wang - +1

Using panel data of Chinese listed carbon-intensive firms (2013-2023), this study shows that smart city and low-carbon city pilots significantly reduce CO2 emissions and intensity through improving eco-finance and innovation coupling. The p…

Thanh Tung Bui, Luu Tien Dung

This paper analyzes spatial grid constraints, financing risk, and social-cost-adjusted generation costs in Vietnam's power transition, offering insights for policy and investment decisions.

Beatrice Di Marco, Giovanni Ferri, Marco Pini

This study explores the organizational underpinnings (culture, structure, capabilities) that enable companies to successfully pursue green transition. It may provide empirical evidence from Italian firms, identifying key success factors. Th…

G. Goffey, C. Gill, J. R. Underhill

This paper reports the rationale and history of the Energy Geoscience Conference (EGC) series, focusing on subsurface collaboration for the energy transition. It argues that upstream petroleum expertise can support carbon storage and waste …

Dwi Ardhanariswari Sundrijo, Dian Khairiani, Saroj Kumar Aryal

This paper examines bottom-up localization of energy transition norms by non-state actors in Nusa Penida, Indonesia. Using Amitav Acharya's norm localization framework, it argues that cultural framing, systematic roadmaps, and community-bas…

Daniyal Ranjbar, A. A. Kondratova

This paper analyzes India's decentralized energy policy model, showing how power distribution between federal and state levels enhances adaptability to energy crises. The dual coal-renewable structure contributes to stability and helped ove…

Clotilde Grassart, Adèle Sébert

This paper analyzes the social and institutional dimensions of energy transition through the case study of the French AMEP (Energy Management and Environmental Protection Workshop). It identifies factors and barriers to collaboration at the…

Romée Lammers, Sikke R. Jansma, Bernard P. Veldkamp +2

This qualitative study identifies four barriers to narrative resonance in the Dutch energy transition: overly technical language, perceived unfairness in responsibility distribution, inconsistent policy messaging, and skepticism toward rene…

徐崇翰

This paper constructs three indexes (Energy Consumption Growth Index, Renewable Energy Contribution Index, and Green Electricity Economic Contribution Index) to quantitatively analyze the relationship between China's energy transition and e…

Alexandra Prodromidou, Faye Ververidou, Evaggelia Zisopoulou

This report examines green energy transition, energy security, and poverty in Western Balkan and Eastern Partnership countries through focus groups. It finds that stakeholders perceive transition as a socio-economic, governance, and geopoli…

Grigoriy Rezanov, Egor Zavedeev

This paper analyzes challenges facing Russia's fuel and energy complex amid climate change, resource depletion, and global competition. It discusses the transition to renewables, government policies, and investment in modernization, conclud…