GX & Decarbonization Research

THE ROLE OF FINANCIAL INCENTIVES IN PROMOTING CARBON NEUTRALITY THROUGH ECOLOGICAL COMPENSATION

This paper examines the role of financial incentives in achieving carbon neutrality through ecological compensation schemes. It focuses on policy design and economic mechanisms to promote decarbonization actions by firms and regions. While …

Md. Habibur Rahman

This study critically evaluates carbon trading from Islamic law and maqasid perspectives, using focus groups and qualitative analysis. It finds carbon credits meet property requirements and align with maqasid by contributing to environmenta…

Katarzyna Łach, Anna Jasińska-Biliczak

This case study analyzes the profitability of a household PV-plus-storage investment in Poland using real consumption and generation data. The discounted payback period is about 7 years, NPV is positive (PLN 49,580), and IRR is 13%, indicat…

Rehan Aftab, Mansoor Mushtaq, Hassan Raza +2

This study examines the impact of climate change, climate finance, and climate uncertainty on sustainable development in South Asian countries, considering the moderating role of ESG indicators. Using data from 2000-2023 and PMG-ARDL models…

Onur Yağış, İbrahim Çütçü

This study analyzes the individual and synergistic effects of environmental taxation and eco-innovation on energy intensity across 20 OECD countries from 1995 to 2021 using Method of Moments Quantile Regression. It finds that both factors r…

Joep Keuzenkamp, Jacopo Mazza, Bob Rijkers +1

This study evaluates the impact of the Inflation Reduction Act's 'Energy Community' provisions on clean energy investment in fossil-fuel-dependent regions. Using spatially granular data, it finds substantial increases in local solar investm…

Lorenzo De Vidovich

Renewable energy communities are seen as vehicles for a fair energy transition, yet their link to energy vulnerability is unclear. Drawing on European and Italian cases, this chapter analyzes barriers to vulnerable households' participation…

Keyu Luo, Zhenyu Wang, Weifeng Li +1

This paper proposes and applies a method to decompose anthropogenic and climate drivers of carbon sequestration in urban agglomerations. It offers insights for managing urban carbon sinks and climate adaptation strategies.

Amaia Palencia‐Esteban, Paolo Brunori, Jelena Žarković Rakić +2

This paper proposes a multidimensional framework to assess energy poverty and climate vulnerability across Europe, revealing regional disparities and informing just transition policies.

Prachi Saxena, Prashant

This paper provides a comprehensive overview of clean energy sources and advanced materials, including perovskites and graphene, for improving efficiency and storage. It discusses the role of AI and IoT in smart grids, while highlighting ch…

Roland Eichinger, Katrin Dahlmann, Volker Grewe +8

This study evaluates how to maximize climate mitigation by allocating limited sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) to flights with the largest climate effect, focusing on Copenhagen Airport in 2030 under the ReFuelEU Aviation 6% SAF mandate. Usi…

Usama Ahmed

This study proposes an integrated process to convert polystyrene waste into methanol, contributing to circular carbon utilization and waste-to-fuel strategies. Two Aspen Plus simulations show that integrating gasification with steam methane…

Marin. autoth(SI-MaCOB)305191779 Hero, Peter Vidmar, Patrick Vlačič +1

This study develops a System Dynamics framework to evaluate a transcontinental green shipping corridor connecting Shanghai, Jebel Ali, and Koper, integrating port operations, voyage emissions, alternative fuel production, bunkering infrastr…

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This study analyzes transportation carbon emissions in Sichuan Province, China, using LMDI decomposition and STIRPAT-based scenarios. Emissions grew from 12.47 Mt in 2005 to 24.02 Mt in 2020, with peak expected around 2035 under low-carbon …

Alexandra Leitão, Leonardo Costa, Rui Lourenço-Gil

This study compares climate change mitigation practices among Atlantic-front municipalities in Porto, examining local policy implementation and identifying variations and challenges in regional climate action.

Kenneth Bicol Dy, Han Yang

This paper analyzes the EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) as a tool to internalize carbon costs on imports, incentivizing emission reductions in non-EU countries. It examines policy design, implications for international trade …

A. S. Rukavitsyn, D. A. Fomin, I. A. Fedotov

This paper analyzes strategic shifts among American and European oil and gas majors during the fourth energy transition. European firms (BP, Shell, TotalEnergies) diversified into renewables but failed to deliver expected results, pivoting …

Edmund Yirenkyi, Amanda Asiamah

This study examines intersectional inequities in government and philanthropic climate finance in Atlantic Canada, focusing on Nova Scotia. Using qualitative interviews and document analysis, it identifies institutional, individual, and envi…

Matheus Koengkan, José Alberto Fuinhas, Anne Yenching Liu +2

This study analyzes determinants and pathways for carbon efficiency in the European agri-food system, drawing policy implications for climate action. It provides empirical insights for reducing emissions in agriculture and food supply chain…

Sophie Justen, Friedhelm Keimeyer, Sarah Hoesch +1

This paper analyzes the legal framework for the cascading use of biomass in the EU's revised Renewable Energy Directive (RED III). It argues that RED III obliges Member States to implement cascading use in law and practice, with strictly li…