GX & Decarbonization Research

Ewa Vick, Yuting Yang, Janie M. Chermak

A study examining residential electricity consumption amid the energy transition, focusing on the shift from household peak to base demand. Without an abstract, methods and findings are unclear, but it aims to characterize household power-u…

Kunpeng Tian, Yi Zang, J. Wang +1

A data-driven stochastic optimization approach that embeds machine learning into low-carbon power system planning. It likely addresses renewable uncertainty in grid planning; details unavailable as no abstract was provided.

L. I. Kirina

This paper analyzes the legal foundations of urban energy autonomy as a strategy for Ukrainian city resilience. It defines 'urban energy autonomy,' maps EU Action Plan for Affordable Energy measures into Ukrainian energy law, and reviews dr…

Gerald Feichtinger, Sarah Peinhaupt, Gerald Kalny +1

A sequential mixed-methods study of Austria's renewable energy communities (RECs), combining a nationwide survey of 112 operators with interviews of operators, distribution system operators, suppliers and the regulator. RECs are viewed posi…

Femi Obiomah

This paper reframes decarbonization as a shift from 'energy transition' to 'energy expansion,' examining how lock-in and system integration costs constrain progress. It argues that flexibility—grid balancing and demand response—is systemati…

Emmanuel Dompreh

A comparative study of just transition in oil-dependent Western Ghana and Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada, applying energy justice's distributional, procedural, and recognition tenets. It identifies four shared challenges—uneven oil reven…

Jonathan Hanto, Lere Deguenon

This study models energy system transition pathways for the West African Power Pool region using the open-source GENeSYS-MOD framework. It examines regional power-sector decarbonization and renewable deployment options across interconnected…

Seungmin Moon

This study examines how citizens' scientism beliefs differentially and non-linearly affect satisfaction with renewable and nuclear energy expansion policies. Scientism had no significant effect on renewable policy satisfaction, where ecolog…

Mourd Zemradji

Examines Nigeria's Gas Decade Strategy and the Trans-Saharan Gas Pipeline (via Niger and Algeria) as a route to expand LNG exports to Europe and Asia. Against the 80% collapse in Russian gas imports after 2022, it assesses how Nigerian gas …

Marie Codet, Seungwoo KANG, Sandrine Selosse

This review maps how decarbonization drives growing, diversified demand for critical materials, especially in power and transport. It builds a typology of actors and examines intersections between the geopolitics of energy, materials, and w…

Ebenezer Olalekan Oluwalade, Blessing Temitayo Oluwalade, Paul Kehinde Olulope +2

A systematic review of renewable-energy microgrids for rural electrification in Nigeria, covering solar, wind, small hydro, biogas and battery storage. It maps resource endowment and policy opportunities against barriers such as fragmented …

Gianluigi Farru, Stefano Milia, Fabiano Asunis +8

This critical review examines integrated configurations combining anaerobic digestion (AD) with hydrothermal carbonization (HTC), pyrolysis, and bioelectrochemical systems (BES) for recovering energy, nutrients, and carbon from sewage sludg…

Savaş Tarkun, Şerife Akıncı Tok

This study examines how geopolitical fragmentation reshapes the green energy transition and critical metal markets, analyzing systemic reconfiguration across energy and metals. It suggests transition pathways are increasingly contingent on …

Md Umar Hashmi

As power systems decentralize and decarbonize, consumers shift from passive end-users to active participants integrating DERs and demand response. This paper examines consumer empowerment (CE) for small distribution-network consumers, propo…

JuHee Jeong, Alan Dixon Brown, 배정환

A Framework Method literature comparison of renewable transitions on Scotland's Orkney and Korea's Jeju Island across context, technical, policy and outcome dimensions. Orkney followed a decentralized, community-led path on a small grid, wh…

Wissem Zaaraoui, Matteo Gentilucci, Riheb Hadji +5

This paper examines the strategic value of lithium resources hosted in North African chotts and sebkhas, with evidence from Tunisia. It outlines future perspectives on AI-assisted direct extraction from geothermal groundwater and brines, po…

Jens Zimmert, Theresa Groß, Jochen Linßen +1

A PRISMA-based systematic review of 179 energy system modelling studies from Scopus and Web of Science. It finds large variation across studies in which security aspects are assessed, which disruptions are modelled, and which methods are us…

Rowan Hargreaves, Ekaterina Rhodes, Tamara Antonia Krawchenko

Interviews with ten municipal economic development staff in BC and Alberta reveal how oil- and gas-producing communities envision low-carbon transitions. Barriers include limited staff, technical and fiscal capacity and the absence of a coh…

Erinda Imeraj, Güngör Turan

Using heterogeneous panel methods accounting for cross-sectional dependence, this study examines how environmental patents (green innovation) and renewable energy adoption affect carbon emissions in emerging economies. Both reduce emissions…

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A work discussing how to build sustainable logistics systems toward a decarbonized society. No abstract is available, so methods and quantitative findings cannot be assessed; the core theme is decarbonizing freight and distribution.