GX & Decarbonization Research

Ursula Maíra Maciel Rigon Leão

Structured review of 20 high-impact studies (2020–2025) on low-carbon building materials and LCA methods. SCMs and alternative binders cut GWP by up to 25%, geopolymers by 69–77%, and mass timber/CLT shows the lowest median whole-life embod…

Muneeb Sagheer, Alia Ashraf

Using Finnish time-series data (1990–2022), the study applies CCR, FMOLS and DOLS to examine links between urbanization, growth, renewable energy, forest area and CO2 emissions. Renewable energy significantly cuts emissions, while urbanizat…

YiSeok YANG, Taeyoung Kim

This study examines consumers' purchase intention and willingness to pay for low-carbon seafood products. It explores how carbon-footprint and certification signals shape consumer choice in the seafood market. The work offers empirical evid…

Erik Laes, Léa Tatry, Aarthi Sundaram +1

This paper examines how far energy optimisation models—typically built around least-cost assumptions—can represent energy justice concerns in low-carbon transitions. It explores the limits and possibilities of embedding distributive, proced…

Ming Lei, Hui Chen, Aojun Lei +3

Using BIM-derived quantities, the study builds a carbon accounting framework for a reinforced-concrete university teaching building in China and identifies hotspots at stage, material, and component levels. Total A1–A5 emissions were 16,812…

Innocent Ulinane Ejeh, B. A. Gana, Haruna Lumi Zamani

Nigeria's north holds an estimated 6,271 TWh/yr green hydrogen potential yet had no commissioned facilities by 2025. Using a four-dimension governance framework, thematic coding and SWOT across three national instruments (Energy Transition …

Yuxin Qi, Yichen Yan, Xiaomin Xiao +6

An empirical study examining social–ecological interactions across 30 Chinese provinces through a carbon-neutrality lens. It appears to link provincial decarbonization with socio-ecological outcomes. No abstract was provided, so specific fi…

Wenbo Fan, Chenyun Tao, Shouheng Jiang +2

This review compares wood ash, wood-derived biochar, and wood fiber as distinct constituents for low-carbon cementitious materials, mapping typical dosage ranges and governing microstructural mechanisms. It separates direct evidence from wo…

Yin Ma, Yue Wu

This study proposes an aggregator-led framework coordinating PV prosumers, storage units, and coupled electricity–carbon markets via a Stackelberg game solved with ADMM for privacy-preserving distributed optimization. Prosumers shift demand…

Hae Yong Jung, Seongmin Heo

This study analyzes how different process configurations affect the trade-off between operational flexibility and cost in amine-based post-combustion CO2 capture systems. It offers insights for designing CCS operations that balance load-fol…

Iis Alviya, Harsha Sarvaiya, Md Sayed Iftekhar +1

Drawing on 18 interviews with senior executives of Indonesian land-based firms, this study applies the Theory of Planned Behaviour to examine intentions to participate in carbon trading. Regulatory ambiguity, high transaction costs, and lim…

刘昌玮, Juan Wang, Chengyi Xia

This letter proposes a two-layer network evolutionary game model linking a carbon market trading layer and a low-carbon technology R&D layer. A bidirectional feedback mechanism shows that inter-layer feedback significantly shapes corporate …

S.M. Masudur Rahman, Demetris Vrontis, Md. Mahabub Alom +1

This study extends the TOE model into a decentralised technology–organisation–environment–technoethics (DT-OET) model and tests it with PLS-SEM on survey data from 384 professionals in Bangladesh. Organisational readiness, environmental fac…

Yong Lyu, Tiande Mo, Fangni Zhang

This paper examines managing urban transportation carbon emissions through an integrated emissions trading system that combines personal and corporate carbon trading. It proposes connecting individual-level carbon trading with corporate ETS…

Woo Chul Kang, Seong Bin PAK

This study analyzes transition finance through a policy-mix lens, examining Japan's steel industry as a case. It maps the strategies, policy instruments, and actor structures shaping industrial decarbonization finance. The work illuminates …

Bernadett Kiss

This EU InterReg (Urban Transition Oresund) project report compiles international experiences with financing mechanisms for building renovations. Set in the Denmark-Sweden cross-border region, it compares funding approaches for energy-effic…

Atina Hidayati

This study analyzes how Islamic Green Finance (IGF) can accelerate Indonesia's green transition using a PRISMA-based SLR, bibliometric analysis, and ANP-BOCR synthesis. It maps three pillars—Sovereign Green Sukuk, corporate sukuk, and Islam…

C. Gurgel, A.M. Lauro, P. Rousset +1

This review analyzes the role of digital twins in bioenergy conversion and BECCS integration using bibliometric and systemic methods. Current applications focus on simulation, prediction, monitoring, and optimization, while fully integrated…

Anil Yilmaz Vastardis

This article examines how profit margins are interpreted in investment treaty disputes over renewable energy, arguing that treating strong margins as legal entitlements for 'green' investments may undermine just transition goals. It situate…

Aniket S. Adsul, Ravindra G. Jaybhaye, Rahul M. Lad

This paper analyzes India's clean energy transition through a geopolitical lens. It argues that expanding solar, wind, hydro, nuclear and green hydrogen strengthens India's climate leadership and strategic partnerships like the Minerals Sec…