GX & Decarbonization Research

Taimoor Hassan, Piotr Krajewski

This dataset provides panel data on green finance, energy dependence, and institutional governance for studying China's low-carbon transition. It underlies a manuscript submitted to China Economic Review and is not yet peer-reviewed.

Ting Zeng, Y. Chen, Liuhuo Wang +4

This study constructs a low-carbon evaluation index system for overhead transmission lines in China, covering 14 indicators across four life-cycle stages (design, construction, operation, recycling), and proposes a hybrid model combining AH…

Yi Lu, Chengyuan Xiong, Yaxuan Qiu +2

This study proposes a sustainable framework for soil stabilisation by integrating strength, durability, and stabiliser type. A new index, Icse, reflects the efficiency of strength development relative to CO2 emissions and dosage. Results sh…

Wang Hongwei

This paper examines whether carbon emissions trading (ETS) deters corporate greenwashing, using the deviation between ESG scores and ratings as a proxy. A double-difference analysis on Chinese firms shows that ETS implementation significant…

guoxiang hu, Linjun Shi, Feng Wu +2

This study proposes a multi-timescale low-carbon economic dispatch framework for integrated energy systems, integrating carbon-energy trading and seasonal carbon-pressure signals. Using IGA and CPLEX, it optimizes a park-level IES, achievin…

Kanying Liu, Wei Li

This paper analyzes behavior-based pricing of low-carbon products using data-driven pricing under cap-and-trade and subsidies. It reveals the interaction between firm pricing strategies and policy effects, offering insights for designing pr…

Hao Liang, María Teresa Punzi

This chapter provides an overview of transition finance in Asia, emphasizing its role in financing the decarbonization of hard-to-abate sectors. It discusses the limitations of carbon pricing and reviews governmental and private sector effo…

Volker Roeben

This chapter analyzes the intersection of international energy law and climate protection policies. It examines how institutions like the Energy Charter Treaty and WTO adapt to energy transition, referencing the Paris Agreement and the ICJ'…

R. Priyanka, Uday Shashikumar, Pei-Chien Tsai +6

This systematic review identifies feedstock acquisition instability and lack of methodological standardization as critical barriers to biochar commercialization, beyond pyrolysis optimization. It underscores the need for supply chain and qu…

Parinaz Farid, Marina Bos-de Vos, Vedran Žerjav

This study analyzes how beliefs-rooted value conflicts shape project outcomes, using Norway's Fosen Wind project as a case. Applying a valuation lens, it shows that deferred oppositions intensify across stages, producing long-term legitimac…

Jonas Gamso

This book analyzes how multinational corporations manage physical, transition, liability, and reputational climate risks through strategies of adaptation, avoidance, transfer, diversification, and acceptance. Integrating rigorous empirical …

Geoffrey K. Whittle-Walls, Ann L. Miracle, Bruce K. McDowell

This paper analyzes the feasibility of energy transitions from a temporal perspective, arguing for the importance of temporal capacity in policy-making. While specific methods are unclear, it offers theoretical and policy contributions focu…

Jonas Gamso

This chapter examines how national policies (governance, capacity building, incentives) moderate the negative relationship between climate vulnerability and foreign direct investment. Cross-national analysis shows that stronger policy areas…

S. Maria José Alarcón

This chapter examines the role of climate litigation in fostering energy transition. It clarifies definitions, typologies, and functions of climate litigation, and discusses how case law drives transition. It also covers human rights and ju…

Johanna Kucknat, Sebastian Gölz, Cosima-Suleika Schulze +1

This paper examines the Klimaquartier Waldsee project in Freiburg, an urban experiment fostering citizen engagement for the heating transition. Through co-learning and co-creation formats, it identifies barriers property owners face and pro…

Indra Purnama, Anisa Mutamima, Miftahul Haq +5

This review argues that geopolitical energy disruptions become embedded in the fiscal systems, resource frontiers, and governance of Global South economies, not just short-term shocks. It proposes a structural energy vulnerability framework…

Selvans, Zane, Gosnell, Christina, Sharpe, Austen +4

Quarterly release of PUDL, updating and expanding US electricity and gas data from EIA, EPA, FERC, etc. Includes new Puerto Rico EIA-860M data, new EPA MATS dataset, and fixes to FERC Form 714 balancing authority codes. Also improves data q…

Anonymous

Replication data for a two-period study of CSRD disclosure quality around the 2026 Omnibus scope reduction, covering 188 EU firms and 376 reports coded with a frozen LLM prompt on a ten-dimension instrument. Includes validation outputs (hum…

Longfei Bing, Xiaoyu Zhang, Le Niu +2

This dataset provides the first standardized global assessment of CO2 emissions from lime production and CO2 uptake via carbonation of lime-based materials from 1930 to 2024, covering 81.09% of global production across 11 major countries an…

Yuzhuo Qin, Jae Eun Lee, An Chen +6

This study develops the VILDE framework and uses AHP to derive governance priorities for aging critical infrastructure under climate stress. Expert evaluations highlight expertise and devotion as top priorities, and a case study of Zhengzho…