GX & Decarbonization Research

Md Shakil Khan, E. Moallemi, D. Thiruvady +4

This paper examines the wide range of potential spillover effects under net-zero emissions pathways for Australia's land sector, focusing on policy settings for a sustainable transition. It analyzes economic, social, and environmental impac…

Arian Zahedmanesh, Gregor Verbič, G. Rajarathnam +5

This paper proposes a new framework integrating mineral resource constraints and circular economy principles into net-zero power system planning, highlighting the importance of resource efficiency and sustainability in energy transition pat…

F. Geels, A. Andersen

This paper analyzes cross-system cascades as drivers of electrification in net-zero transitions. It models spillover effects across energy, transport, and industry systems, highlighting policy-technology interactions to accelerate electrifi…

Carlos F. A. Arranz, Marta F. Arroyabe, Pelin Demirel +3

This article develops a conceptual framework to understand the relationship between circular economy and net zero, highlighting virtuous and vicious cycles. It identifies firm capabilities that enable synergies and avoid capability traps, o…

Mohammad Duhis, Muhammad Asim, Mohsin Pervez +2

This research uses the LEAP energy model to analyze five supply-side scenarios for Yemen's electricity sector from 2022-2050. It finds that renewable energy integration can achieve net zero emissions with 99 TWh generation by 2050, meeting …

Matilda Becker, Alexis McGivern, Kaya Axelsson +5

This systematic review maps the voluntary governance landscape for non-state entities transitioning to net zero. It identifies areas of convergence (e.g., interim targets, Scope 3 quantification, separate carbon credit reporting) that requi…

Nguyen Thai Son, Nguyen Truong Ky

This paper assesses the techno-economic feasibility and system-level impacts of integrating carbon-neutral LNG and hydrogen pathways for Vietnam's net-zero transition. It evaluates the combined use of these energy carriers to achieve decarb…

Amna Al-Ghafri, Murid Hussain, Maa Ghani +4

This comprehensive review examines thermochemical techniques for sustainable hydrogen production, including pyrolysis, gasification, and reforming, assessing their potential for the net-zero transition. It clarifies the technical foundation…

Bowen Chen, Xiaoyu Wei, Shenghua Lou +3

This study examines collaborative technological innovation governance for net-zero transition in micro-jurisdictions, using Macao as a case. It proposes a polycentric governance model involving government, enterprises, academia, and civil s…

V. J. S. Chandramouli P, B. Balakrishna, V. Rambabu

This paper analyzes barriers to scaling up biodiesel production and proposes pathways for net zero transition. It examines challenges in production, economics, and policy support, highlighting biodiesel's potential as a sustainable fuel.

Aobo Yue, Kei Un Wong, Zongyu Song +1

This study uses China's Air Pollution Prevention and Control Action Plan as a quasi-natural experiment to examine whether stringent environmental regulation reduces corporate greenwashing. Using a multi-period difference-in-differences mode…

Shu Zhang, Wenying Chen

This paper explores feasible net-zero transition pathways for China, with a focus on energy system flexibility. Although no abstract is available, the title suggests a critical analysis of decarbonization feasibility in the world's largest …

R. Zhou, Yunsheng Zhang, Ruyu Yang

Using a panel of 280 Chinese cities from 2012-2024, this study examines spatial spillover effects of command-and-control vs. market-based environmental regulation on green total factor productivity. Market-based regulation yields positive s…

A. Bethlendi, Norbert Holczinger

This paper formalizes the green trilemma of banks balancing safety, income, and green goals, proposing green differentiated capital requirements. It evaluates Hungary's Green Preferential Capital Requirement Program (GPCRP), a pioneering gr…

Vahid Atashbari, F. Cash, D. Devegowda +3

This study analyzes the technical and economic feasibility of a bidirectional LNG-CO2 maritime supply chain under proposed U.S.-flag shipping requirements. A case study examines LNG exports from the U.S. Atlantic coast paired with return CO…

Ali M. Al-Ashwal, Osamah Eskandar Shaalan, Omar Omer Ahmed Obad +1

Following the civil war in Yemen, solar home systems proliferated in Sana'a due to grid failure. This study evaluates the economic and environmental feasibility of PV grid-parity using LCOE, finding high viability and significant CO2 reduct…

Jomaa Hajer

This first systematic literature review on the labor market and ecological implications of the shift from fossil fuels to renewable energy finds net job gains in solar, wind, and hydropower, but uneven regional distribution. It underscores …

Gang Ren, Peishu Peng, Yan Li

Applying qualitative comparative analysis and machine learning, this study examines the ESG-performance link from a resource-based view. Results show high ESG performance combined with high independent directors and R&D investment enhances …

Wenwen Zhang, Qingrong Liu, Yingjun Ruan +5

This study compares five district energy supply schemes for commercial building clusters in Zhejiang, China: gas-electric hybrid, gas cogeneration, all-electric (heat pumps), PV integration, and energy storage. Results show all-electric pat…

Jia Lu, Junjie Wang, Jijun Liu +1

This paper proposes a stochastic optimization scheduling model for a multi-energy virtual power plant (MEVPP) integrating biomass co-combustion carbon capture, power-to-ammonia, and urea synthesis. It accounts for wind and solar uncertainti…