GX & Decarbonization Research

Chenyi Liu, Bingwen Wang, Yarui Li +4

This study develops low-carbon alkali-activated binders using industrial by-products red mud and fly ash. It analyzes hydration kinetics and gel evolution, and evaluates the carbon footprint, demonstrating potential as a sustainable alterna…

Baptiste Rigaux, Mark Vergouwen

DETeCT proposes a data-efficient method for classifying low-carbon technologies into multiple categories. It achieves high classification performance with limited data, aiming to automate technology classification. This can support corporat…

Jake Reynolds, Joe Gladstone

This paper uses a conjoint experiment (N=499, 21,000 choices) to test how reframing fund carbon emissions—via visual/numeric labels or verbal analogies to personal carbon footprints—affects sustainable investment. A 5-star visual eco-label …

Refaa Samir Ahmed Abdelal, Esraa Reda Farahat

This paper analyzes how green hydrogen technology adoption affects carbon neutrality achievement in Egypt's tourism and hotel sectors, examining the mediating role of carbon footprint. It empirically explores hydrogen's role in decarbonizin…

Jialiang Sun, Guoqiang Gao, Junhao Liang +4

This study develops a day-ahead MILP model for an electricity-hydrogen-heat integrated energy system in a highway service area under a stepped carbon trading mechanism. Introducing waste-heat-rejection flexibility reduces operating cost by …

Xiaolong Lu, Hao Li, Yuelan Cheng +3

This study uses a structural quantitative trade model to analyze the impact of the EU CBAM on trade and welfare in developing countries. It finds significant negative effects on exports of steel, fertilizer, cement, and aluminum from BRICS …

Daniel Ofori‐Sasu

This study analyzes how financial sector development moderates the effect of green finance on carbon emissions across 132 developing countries from 2004-2024, using dynamic panel data and System GMM. Green finance initially increases emissi…

Princess Anne Del Rosario, Bryan Angelo Adriano, John Piolo Gooden +1

This paper examines the challenges accountants face in ESG reporting practices. While details are unavailable, it likely focuses on practical barriers such as disclosure quality, standards compliance, and data collection. It offers insights…

Wubante Fetene Admasu, Solomon Dargie Chekole, Z. G. Sisay

This study evaluates land-based financing for climate action in Bahir Dar, Ethiopia. Using 10 years of land lease and property tax data, surveys, interviews, and focus groups, it finds that land value capture tools generate substantial reve…

Maria T. Cossa, Tara J. Massad, David Fangueiro +4

This study demonstrates that coffee agroforestry partially restores soil carbon dynamics in tropical Afromontane ecosystems, but microbial functioning and carbon dynamics are not fully recovered compared to natural forest regeneration. Soil…

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This chapter discusses the integration of thermal and electricity networks as a key theme in the transition to low-carbon energy systems. Electrification of heat and expansion of thermal networks create synergies and challenges. Thermal sto…

Kais Abdulhusein Abbas

This qualitative case study of Bosco Verticale, Milan, analyzes drivers and barriers to circular architecture in high-rise residential buildings. It finds circularity exemplified through CO2 sequestration, biodiversity, and greywater reuse,…

Muhamad Akbar Amanda, Silvani Rizki Amalia

This study uses bibliometric analysis to map research on Alternate Wetting and Drying (AWD) for methane reduction in agriculture. Analyzing 325 articles from Scopus, it identifies five thematic clusters and a post-2021 surge in publications…

Bernardino Suryatno Agas, Felix Riondi Sugar, Marselinus S.D.M. Cola +7

This paper examines the Mataloko geothermal project in Indonesia through John Rawls' theory of justice, arguing that clean energy development can create social injustices. Local communities bear environmental and livelihood risks without pr…

Sonia Aslam, Muhammad Ateeq Ashraf, Muhammad Raees Ashraf

This article critically analyzes Pakistan's climate change legal regime, identifying four interlinked implementation failures: constitutional fragmentation, lack of enforceability, weak institutional capacity, and political will. It compare…

Patrick Stuhm, Manuel Baumann, Marcel Weil

Using a representative German telephone survey (N=1155) and mixed methods, this study analyzes how trust in government and corporations affects renewable energy acceptance. Trust in government increases perceived benefits and reduces percei…

Md. Mahamudur Rahman Papon, Nilima Islam, Md. Golam Rasul +3

This study evaluates renewable energy technologies for Bangladesh's built environment using multi-criteria decision analysis, finding solar PV most suitable due to scalability and cost. It integrates socio-economic indicators and provides a…

Emmilene Berski, Patrick Bitterman

Survey of municipal planners in Midwestern US cities reveals that concern about climate-induced flooding motivates green infrastructure (GI) regulations, but this does not extend to other climate threats, indicating unrealized multifunction…

Otobong O. Etuk, Emmanuel P. Udofia, Rosemary. E. Thomas

This study assesses carbon sequestration and biomass dynamics in Nigerian forest reserves over 32 years using GIS and field surveys. It finds high carbon density but alarming biomass losses due to deforestation, threatening to turn forests …

M. Sebri, A. Benhamed, H. Dachraoui

This paper analyzes the impact of Sino-American tensions on China's energy transition. It examines how geopolitical factors influence the shift to renewable energy and technology policy, offering insights into the interplay between internat…