GX & Decarbonization Research

Zichun Deng, Mohd Rizaimy Shaharudin, S. Sarifah Radiah Shariff +1

This paper analyzes decision-making in a closed-loop supply chain with third-party remanufacturing, focusing on how remanufacturing process innovation and risk aversion affect firms' strategies and profitability, offering insights for circu…

Sheng-Wei Lin, Huai-Wei Lo, Wen‐Min Lu

This paper systematically reviews low-carbon supply chain research, using NMF-assisted topic modeling to map the evolution of key themes and trends. It provides a comprehensive overview of the field, highlighting research gaps and future di…

A. Butt

This qualitative study, based on 40 interviews across 11 manufacturing firms, examines how digital supply chain capabilities (IoT, blockchain) enable regionalization. It finds that digitally embedded information-processing and evidence-prod…

Israr Hussain Raisani, Kamran Khan, Ifrah Khalid Ghauri +1

This systematic review analyzes 25 peer-reviewed articles on supply chain decarbonization, focusing on supplier engagement, digital traceability, and carbon governance. Findings show that supplier collaboration and digital technologies (blo…

Wei Sun, Zihan Yang, Guodong Fang

This paper maps embodied clean energy in global supply chains, revealing uneven transitions and their drivers. It highlights regional disparities and inter-industry linkages, offering policy insights for sustainable energy transitions.

Takuya Shimamura, Shunsuke Managi

This paper uses a multi-regional input-output (MRIO) model to analyze how production-network structures in semiconductor supply chains across Taiwan, Japan, and the US affect embodied carbon and energy footprints. Scenario analysis quantifi…

XuanYe Zhuang

This qualitative study investigates how youth-managed manufacturing firms achieve low-carbon supply chain integration. Based on six cases, it identifies a recursive process of opportunity recognition, low-cost carbon exploration, and policy…

Yu Xia, Xu Chen, Xiaojun; id_orcid 0000-0002-5788-9387 Wang

This paper examines the paradox of strategic altruistic behavior in low-carbon supply chains. It theoretically analyzes how altruistic actions may not always lead to environmental or profit improvements, offering insights for enhancing over…

Faridah Irmayanthy, Abdul Aziz, Dewi Fatmasari

This study analyzes Apple's carbon neutrality strategy from an Islamic economic perspective, showing alignment between the prohibition of Israf (waste) and green economy principles. Practices like renewable energy and circular economy suppo…

Ilyas Masudin, Dian Palupi Restuputri, Rangga Primadasa +1

This paper analyzes conflicts between informal and formal stakeholders in urban mining e-waste supply chains using an integrated DEMATEL–BWM–ISM framework, proposing pathways that align circular economy and decarbonization. It structures st…

Qiqi Liu

Against carbon peak and neutrality goals, this paper analyzes the integrated operation of eco-friendly materials and recycling technologies in closed-loop supply chains, using Apple Inc. as a case study. It finds that adopting recycled alum…

Haiyang Cui, Yu-Wei Li, Gui‐Hua Lin +1

This paper models a low-carbon supply chain where a capital-constrained manufacturer adopts CER technology via bank loans, considering retailer fairness concerns. It finds that fairness reduces manufacturer profit but can lead to coordinati…

Moult J.A.

This study compares greenhouse gas emissions from various food waste disposal options (landfill, composting, anaerobic digestion, etc.) for UK retailers, providing insights for decarbonizing waste management in retail supply chains.

Rathore S.

This paper examines the role of Industry 4.0 technologies in reducing supply chain emissions towards net-zero targets. While specific details are unavailable, it suggests that technology adoption can catalyze emission reductions.

Federico Cammelli, Johan Six, Rachael Garrett

A field experiment among Côte d'Ivoire cocoa farms tests an approach to improve auditor reporting, revealing the prevalence of false reporting in supply chain sustainability audits and demonstrating a potential corrective mechanism.

Riley O’Shannessy, Stephen Wiedemann

This study conducts a large-scale LCA of a branded beef supply chain in southern Australia, integrating individual animal data for the first time. Using data from 200 farms and 514,922 cattle, it calculates farm gate and processor gate carb…

Alissa Tsai, Yongxian Zhu, Mohammadreza Heidari +1

This study quantifies the potential to increase post-consumer recycled content (PCRC) in aluminum automotive body sheet (ABS) in the U.S., using composition-specific dynamic material flow analysis and linear optimization. By 2050, ELV scrap…

Suzan Oğuz

This study systematically reviews the multidimensional impacts of Industry 5.0 on logistics and supply chain management, focusing on human-centric digitalization and sustainability. Following PRISMA, 47 peer-reviewed studies were analyzed t…

Piotr Warmbier, Aseem Kinra, D. Ivanov +1

This study examines the resilience paradox in global supply chains, showing how trade-offs between economic and socio-ecological resilience escalate into managerial dilemmas under high environmental uncertainty. Analyzing an automotive supp…

Bart Lahcen

This linear programming model integrates carbon, circularity, and supply risk in materials sourcing. It allocates a purchaser's requirement across supply routes, minimizing embodied carbon subject to caps on single-country exposure, recycle…