GX & Decarbonization Research

Anna Michalska-Szajer, Arkadiusz Kozłowski, Hanna Klimek +2

This paper examines the challenges Polish seaport authorities face in implementing ESG reporting within an international context, likely addressing data gaps, regulatory complexity, and capacity constraints. It contributes to understanding …

Yi Thien Choi, Soon Wong Kwong, Chen Tay Ai +3

Traditional hornbill surveys are inefficient in dense rainforests, leading to data gaps. This study compared three mitochondrial genes (COI, ND2, d-loop) using GenBank and Sanger sequencing to identify markers for a targeted eDNA assay. ND2…

Klaus Fischer, Jawaria Khalid, Mine Yilmazer +1

This study examines the toxicity of a commercial difenoconazole fungicide on a non-target butterfly, Pieris napi, under laboratory conditions. Feeding on treated host plants reduced larval survival to 15% versus 60% in controls, with 1% sur…

Ahmed Saghor, Said Laghribi, Jallal Mohamed El Adnani

This study uses the ICOR index to assess the efficiency of Morocco's renewable energy investments under its National Energy Strategy 2009-2030. Analyzing secondary data, it finds investment efficiency for generating economic growth has been…

Hojjat Salimi Turkamani

This legal study argues that transitional fuels like natural gas can facilitate a just energy transition for highly fossil-fuel-dependent developing countries by bridging fossil fuels and renewables. Drawing on equity, poverty eradication, …

Emmanuel Kwaku Manu, Bismark Asante, Gabriel Eweje

Using panel data from 39 sub-Saharan African countries (2000–2023), this study examines how ESG drivers affect sustainability transition performance. Environmental pressures (carbon intensity, energy use) consistently hinder transitions, wh…

Nikita Das

This qualitative study examines how rural communities in Eastern India are reimagining livelihood strategies and futures amid the energy transition. Focusing on local terms and social practices, it highlights the importance of incorporating…

Horst Fehrenbach, Theresa Schlamp, Susanne Köppen +2

This study develops and applies a merit-order approach to optimally allocate biomass across energy and material sectors in the EU, crucial for climate neutrality by 2050. It refines assumptions for key applications such as biomethane, biofu…

Agung Firmana

This dataset models the economics of molasses-based bioethanol in Indonesia and proposes a Biofuel Decarbonisation Certificate (BDC) framework. Deterministic NPV is positive, but stochastic Monte Carlo analysis yields a negative national me…

Mesfin Mitiku Feleke, Zeleke Agide Dejen, Tilahun Derib Asfaw

This study analyzes climate data (1973–2020), stakeholder surveys, and Ethiopian policy frameworks to assess sustainable innovation as a pathway for climate-resilient growth. Projections show up to 2.2°C warming over 50 years and recurrent …

Sherif Goubran, Parth Vaishnav

This paper explores synergies between climate adaptation and mitigation in the context of the energy transition, arguing that integrated approaches can unlock co-benefits and improve policy design. The authors likely propose a framework for…

Peijin Jiang, Qingshi Tu, Fengqi You

This supporting data accompanies a study assessing spatiotemporal pathways for seaweed-based energy and fertilizer production in the U.S., highlighting climate and land use mitigation opportunities. The dataset provides foundational informa…

Venla Aurora Leppilampi, Janne Kotiaho, Stefan Baumeisteri +2

This study quantifies the life-cycle biodiversity and carbon footprints of Finland's transportation system using the BIOVALENT method, finding that passenger cars and road infrastructure dominate impacts and that climate change drives most …

Allegra Mayer, Jerome Dumortier, Zeke Hausfather +2

This study compares reversible ecosystem-based carbon dioxide removal (CDR) with durable geologic CDR, using US agricultural soil management as a case study. It finds that using reversible CDR as a bridge to durable CDR is more cost-effecti…

Pussawala Hewage Nimesha Dilrukshi, S. Maheswaranathan

This study uses ARDL bounds testing on Sri Lanka data (1990–2022) to show that energy consumption raises CO2 emissions, while tourism arrivals and FDI are associated with lower emissions in the long run. It calls for renewable energy, green…

Agung Firmana

This study assesses the economic viability of molasses-based bioethanol in Indonesia and a carbon certificate (BDC) framework to bridge the competitiveness gap with subsidized gasoline. Deterministic NPV analysis shows positive returns, but…

Vasyl NAMONIUK, Arina MALIUHA

This study identifies three corporate response patterns to global shocks—maintaining standards, acknowledged compromise, and silent retreat—using QCA and case studies across textile, automotive, tech, and logistics sectors. It reveals a str…

Xu, Jie, Ma, Yu, Cui, Beiqu +7

This experimental study on CO2 sequestration in deep coal seams of Ningxia, China, reveals that element migration is minimal and pore structure evolves favorably for CO2 adsorption after supercritical CO2 treatment. Potentially harmful elem…

ADZER, KELVINS TERHEMBA, UJI, TERESE

This study uses a Fourier ARDL model to examine whether remittance inflows can finance climate action in Nigeria, proxied by renewable energy consumption. Remittances significantly increase climate financing in both the short and long run, …

Saldaña, Gaizka, Asensio, Francisco Javier, Oñederra, Oier +2

This study analyzes the economic value of market and regulatory flexibility for grid-connected green hydrogen production using a Spanish case study. It quantifies how electricity price volatility and regulatory design affect hydrogen produc…