GX & Decarbonization Research

Zhang Yue

This study analyzes policy integration and implementation gaps in China's dual-carbon strategy, focusing on the carbon ETS, NEV incentives, and air quality policies. Through qualitative analysis of 156 policy documents and 15 interviews, it…

Zhiyi Ye, Xiang Yuan

Developing an AI-assisted bilevel optimization combining Bayesian Optimization and MILP for maritime decarbonization under EU ETS. In the Asia-Europe case, it reduces cumulative emissions by 28.39% with only 0.213% resource cost increase, o…

Nguyen Thi Mai Phuong

Using panel data for 49 economies from 2010-2023, this study tests whether the trade-carbon productivity relationship depends on climate policy stringency. The positive interaction found in the principal fixed-effects model does not survive…

Danielle Bertagnolli

This paper examines tax challenges in trading tokenized carbon credits. As carbon markets digitize, it discusses how tax frameworks should adapt, highlighting tax risks and opportunities for investors and companies. Specific analysis is unc…

Peng Ma, Chen Li, 龚业明 +1

This study analyzes optimal production, emission reduction, and financing strategies in an outsourcing remanufacturing supply chain with a capital-constrained remanufacturer under cap-and-trade and reward-penalty policies. Comparing bank lo…

Erdan Wang, Hao Chen, Renfeng Li +1

This study empirically examines how preferential trade agreements (PTAs) affect embodied carbon emissions in trade using bilateral trade data and a staggered difference-in-differences approach. It finds that PTA signing reduces carbon embod…

cheng Qian, Xiangxing Yao, Minghao Guo +1

This paper proposes and evaluates a low-carbon operation strategy for EV-integrated renewable energy systems, combining dynamic pricing with a ladder-type carbon trading mechanism. It aims to balance economic efficiency and environmental pe…

Sergio Moniz Barretto Garcia, Lino Guimarães Marujo, Victor Hugo Souza de Abreu +1

This study proposes a novel framework applying the ASIF methodology to manage Scope 3 emissions in highway concessions, using data from a major Brazilian highway. It shows that interventions like free-flow tolling and fleet electrification …

Sónia Monteiro, Vanda Roque, Inês Moreira

This study analyzes non-financial reports of Portuguese listed firms (2019-2022) to construct a GRI-based ESG disclosure index. Panel regressions show financial performance does not significantly affect ESG reporting; only firm size does. E…

Zamira Ataniyazova

This study provides the first systematic evaluation of ESG reporting by Uzbekistan's state-owned enterprises (SOEs), assessing 12 SOEs across five sectors against a four-pillar maturity framework. Findings show that reporting experience and…

Zamira Ataniyazova

This study provides the first systematic evaluation of ESG reporting by Uzbekistan's state-owned enterprises (SOEs), assessing 12 SOEs across five sectors against a four-pillar maturity framework. It finds that reporting experience and exte…

Saeed Solaymani

This study applies the Kaya identity and Shapley value decomposition to analyze drivers of CO2 emissions per capita in Australia and its states from 2008-2024. A five-factor model incorporating renewable energy dynamics is introduced, along…

Archana Sharma, Vi shell Kashav, Jasmine Siu Lee Lam

This study uses Fuzzy AHP to identify and prioritize barriers to India's renewable energy transition, including financially distressed DISCOMs, import dependence on critical minerals, infrastructure gaps, and policy inconsistencies. It offe…

Rashid Zaman, Terri Trireksani, Hadrian Geri Djajadikerta

Using a panel of listed firms from 30 countries, this study finds that corporate renewable energy consumption is negatively associated with external assurance costs (audit fees). The effect is mediated by lower emissions, fewer environmenta…

Maksym Chepeliev, Eddy Bekkers, Gokul Iyer +4

This review comprehensively analyzes critical mineral supply chains amid surging demand from clean energy transition and AI. It examines upstream extraction, refining bottlenecks, downstream manufacturing, and cross-sector demand competitio…

Tiziano Gerosa, Davide Marzorati, Francesca Cellina

Using GPS tracking of 294 employees in Southern Switzerland, this study shows teleworking reduces daily travel distance by 55% and CO2 emissions by 47%, primarily by substituting car-based commuting. No compensation effect from additional t…

Omar Al-Kasasbeh

This study analyzes the relationship between the blue economy and marine renewable energy using a hybrid ecological-developmental framework. It maps environmental, economic, and social dimensions and classifies structural, financial, and go…

Santi Gopal Maji, Meghna Bharali Saikia

This study analyzes the impact of stakeholder engagement (SE) on carbon performance (CP) for 146 BSE-listed Indian firms, finding a positive relationship partially mediated by firm value. It proposes SE as a dynamic capability and uses a no…

Dan Liang, Hongxing Zhang, Zhenchuan Niu +13

This supplementary material provides additional evidence from flux measurements and radiocarbon analysis on how climate mitigation policies reduce urban carbon emissions. It offers quantitative insights into the effectiveness of policy inte…

P. Florio, J. H. Uhl, P. Politis +4

Using building compactness and construction epoch as proxies, this study assesses global building energy efficiency and identifies vulnerable areas home to 48 million people, potentially increasing by 10-30% by 2100. It reveals stark dispar…