GX & Decarbonization Research

Chen Pan, Xuejun Zhou, Jie Liu +1

Using China's 2013 ETS as a quasi-natural experiment, this DiD study on city-level data (2009-2019) finds that the ETS significantly promotes both the quantity and quality of green technology innovation, with time-lagged and dynamic effects…

Manisha Maddel, Trupti Joshi, Padmashree Chandak

This bibliometric study maps research on AI-enabled carbon management in sustainable supply chains, analyzing 320 articles from Dimensions using VOSviewer co-occurrence, co-authorship, citation, and bibliographic coupling analyses. Findings…

Nur Fatiha, Kaspul Anwar

This qualitative documentary study traces how Indonesia's carbon exchange and sustainable-finance taxonomy evolved along separate regulatory pathways in 2023–2026. It distinguishes carbon-unit records from taxonomy-eligibility evidence, sho…

Kartika Marella Vanni, Agus Sulistiyono

A descriptive qualitative study of how Indonesian regulators (OJK, Bank Indonesia, the Sustainable Finance Committee) and banks coordinate green financing for MSMEs to advance the circular economy. It identifies four mechanisms—green loan p…

Ting Su, Xinyu Chen, YaXin Li

This study compares 2025 sustainability reports and issuer-level green or carbon-neutral debt disclosures for 12 Shanghai-listed infrastructure companies in transport, energy and environmental services. Five reporting controls (assurance, o…

FJCU IsLab

A paper on a TCFD demo program, likely addressing practical implementation of climate-related financial disclosure. The abstract is minimal, so specific methods and findings are unclear. It is positioned as a practical reference for disclos…

Wai Yie Leong

This study applies life cycle assessment and sustainability metrics to nuclear-renewable hybrid energy systems (NR-HES), evaluating impacts from resource extraction through construction, generation, and decommissioning. It also examines was…

Virgiline Kongni Fopa, Mohamed Yufenyuy

Using a panel ARDL (PMG) model for Germany, Poland and the Czech Republic over 1998Q4–2021Q4, the study finds stronger institutional quality significantly abates CO2 emissions, while fossil fuel consumption and urban migration raise long-ru…

Hanna Lempinen, Kari Laasasenaho, Johanna Kivioja +4

A review examining Finland's energy peat phase-out announced in 2019, focusing on how small-scale peat entrepreneurs experienced the transition and what their personal and economic situation looks like now. It assesses whether support mecha…

Wenzhi Li

This study investigates mass transfer and degradation in anion-exchange membrane direct ammonia fuel cells (AEM-DAFCs). Ammonia and water crossover are quantified, revealing mixed potential and water flooding as performance barriers. EIS co…

Angel Hsu, Yuetong Zhang, Pascal Weigmann +4

This work appears to argue that cities and urban areas are central to global decarbonization pathways. Without an abstract, specific methods and findings are unclear, but it likely emphasizes urban-scale emissions reduction and policy desig…

Gwenael Velge, Charles Roche, Tauel Harper +1

This paper reframes the energy transition as a socio-political contest over what a 'just transition' is for, not merely a technical problem. Analyzing Australian transition statements from industry, government, think-tanks, civil society an…

Christopher R. Pearce, Pedro Linares

This closing article of the SEAO2-CDR series reviews progress in marine carbon dioxide removal (mCDR) assessment, covering available tools, mechanisms and guidelines for robust decision-making. It argues that understanding efficacy, co-bene…

Maria Antonietta Clerici

Using GIS, this study examines Emilia-Romagna's 350 m "solar belts" around industrial and commercial sites, legally designated as suitable for ground-mounted PV. It finds these belts overlap extensively with ordinary farmland and high-quali…

Dong-Gill Kim

A critical narrative review of 12 Ethiopia-focused studies on soil organic carbon (SOC) under bamboo. Highland bamboo SOC approaches adjacent natural forest and exceeds annual cropland, while a lowland chronosequence shows soil carbon decli…

Phillip Wild, Nancy Spencer, Lucas A. Skoufa

This study uses NPV/DCF modelling with an agent-based model of Australia's NEM to test whether peaking open-cycle gas turbines (natural gas and hydrogen) are financially viable through the 2050 net-zero transition. Both fuels prove viable u…

Luciano Sérgio Hocevar, Carla de Abreu D´Aquino, Carine Tondo Alves +1

A review analyzing the potential, challenges, and opportunities of biomethane in Brazil. Purified biogas from anaerobic digestion of organic waste (90–98% CH4) can be injected into gas networks or used in transport, industry, and households…

Ioanna Kyprianou, Panayiotis Papadopoulos, Natalie Kafantari +1

A semi-systematic review mapping research on innovation's role in the EU green transition, using bibliometric and PRISMA-CIMO methods. It finds SDG-related research dominates over EU Green Deal-focused work, and non-technical studies (econo…

Richard Beardsworth

Beardsworth examines how the COP28 commitment to transition away from fossil fuels stalled at COP30 when geopolitical divisions blocked a transition roadmap. He analyzes the plurilateral Santa Marta conference, convened by Colombia and the …

Sukoluhle Mazwane, L. Ngobeni, Siphe Zantsi +4

Surveying 1,956 Proactive Land Acquisition Strategy farms across South Africa, this study assesses potential for a just energy transition. About 58% rely on Eskom grid electricity, only 13% use solar and 0.3% wind, while 26% have no electri…