GX & Decarbonization Research

Abigail Opokua Asare, Laura Schürer

This study examines the use of carbon pricing revenues to provide renewable energy to low-income households in Tanzania, analyzing the distributional impacts. It offers policy recommendations for equitable energy transition.

Shuting Xu, Juanling Lin, Huantao Liang +1

This paper uses game-theoretic models to examine how carbon tax and green credit jointly affect technology upgrading and economic/environmental performance of competing manufacturers. Findings show that while upgrading firms outperform econ…

Kasım Zor, Ali Can Ozdemir, Iclal Cetin Tas

This study proposes a novel gene expression programming (GEP) algorithm for forecasting CO2 emissions in G7 countries. The enhanced GEP outperforms standard GEP with 26% improvement in nMAE, 24% in nRMSE, and 27% in MAPE, while maintaining …

Bernardette Soust-Verdaguer, Daniel Cagigas, Isidro Cortes +9

This study assesses future embodied and operational carbon emissions of new residential buildings in Spain using prospective Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) across six scenarios. A BIM-based workflow quantifies environmental impacts, identifyin…

Zhaoyang Lu, Diao Gou, Hailong Feng +2

This study examines the impact of China's pilot carbon emissions trading policy on the eco-efficiency of digital agriculture. Using dynamic DEA-Malmquist and DID models on panel data from 30 Chinese provinces (2011-2022), it finds that the …

Chang Liu, Jingke Gao, Ziyuan Liu +1

This paper empirically analyzes how artificial intelligence (AI) empowers carbon asset pricing and its implications for green finance development. It suggests that AI-driven carbon pricing can enhance investment decisions and corporate deca…

Panayiotis C. Andreou, Sofia Anyfantaki, Christos Cabolis +1

This paper analyzes institutional and capability enablers of firm-level emissions abatement under the EU ETS. It examines how regulatory stringency, market design, and firm capabilities such as innovation and management affect emission redu…

Anete Kalniņa, Pauls Sondors, Maksims Feofilovs +2

This study improves Scope 2 carbon accounting precision by using hourly sensor data from four Latvian manufacturing companies. Company-specific emission factors were approximately 56% lower than the Ecoinvent country-level factor, highlight…

Katarzyna Burzynska, Sara Jonsson, Lu Liu +1

This study examines the causal effect of board networks on corporate carbon emissions using a sample of 1,952 firms across 48 countries from 2003 to 2020. Employing dynamic stacked regressions with exogenous carbon-regulation shocks, it fin…

Yi Qian, Tharaka Gunawardena, Priyan Mendis +1

This paper proposes a dynamic carbon accounting framework for forest-wood product systems. It demonstrates that static accounting misinterprets emissions by ignoring temporal dynamics, and dynamic accounting provides a more accurate assessm…

Tulika Phukan, Tania Sharma, Bibungsar Bargayary +1

This review analyzes how carbon trading and tree crop cultivation (orchards, agroforestry) synergistically contribute to carbon sequestration and carbon credit generation. It reports carbon storage potentials of 0.29–15.21 Mg C/ha/yr aboveg…

Salah Salimian, Sattar Salimian

This study uses a game-theoretic model to analyze the interaction between carbon pricing and subsidies for clean energy deployment. It finds that optimal policy depends on market structure and technology efficacy, and that subsidies are nee…

Jinliang Zang, Liang Wu, Wanglong Shi +3

This study demonstrates the capability of a mobile Differential Absorption Lidar (DIAL) system for remote measurement of industrial CO2 emissions. Cross-validation with CEMS data showed relative deviations within ±6%, while the emission fac…

Pengju Liu, Xinning Li, Yitong Zhang

Using CFPS panel data from 2014-2022, this study constructs a digitalization index and applies fixed-effects and chain mediation models to examine the impact on household consumption-based carbon emissions. Results show digitalization signi…

Vourdoubas John

This study estimates carbon emissions from winemaking in Crete, Greece, and examines the feasibility of renewable energy technologies such as agrivoltaics and vine residue utilization. It concludes that decarbonization is technically and ec…

Indah Puspasari, Verani Carolina

This study examines carbon taxation in Indonesia's transport sector using literature review and secondary data. It compares direct carbon taxes (Sweden, Japan) to emissions trading (South Korea, Singapore), finding direct taxes offer stable…

Lakmal Madushanka Mudalige Kammangoda Mudalige

This study performs a comparative LCA of road construction in Sri Lanka and Italy following ISO 14044. Results show Sri Lanka has higher carbon intensity due to low RAP use and carbon-intensive grid. It proposes mitigation strategies like w…

Francesco Bruzzone, Federico Cavallaro, Carlo Costa +2

This paper discusses the relevance of non-traffic emissions in carbon accounting for transport infrastructure, highlighting that construction, maintenance, and other non-traffic sources are often overlooked. It argues for a more comprehensi…

Radulescu Magdalena, Kamel Si Mohammed, Mohammad Sharif Karimi +2

This paper analyzes the complex interactions between Emissions Trading Systems (ETS) and climate risks within the framework of carbon neutrality strategies. Using a quantile-on-quantile connectedness approach, it examines tail dependencies …

Imam Agus Faisol, Fitri Ahmad Kurniawan

This study systematically reviews the development of carbon accounting research amid growing climate concerns. Using bibliometric analysis and systematic literature review on 251 Scopus articles, it identifies publication trends, keyword ne…