GX & Decarbonization Research

Ricardo Morales-Betancourt, Cristóbal J. Galbán-Malagón, Thalia Montejo-Barato +11

This study measured real-world methane (CH4) and NOx emissions from natural gas cookstoves in 35 homes in Santiago, Chile and 23 in Bogotá, Colombia. Using a mass balance approach, they found that continuous leaks and ignition events contri…

Tri Ngearnlek, Wei‐Ta Fang

This study provides the first harmonized assessment of blue carbon in mangroves and seagrasses across all coastal ASEAN states using a dual-framework approach (probabilistic NECB model and IPCC-aligned national inventory). It estimates regi…

Sarah Lawless, Philippa J. Cohen, Rayhan Dudayev +6

This paper emphasizes the necessity of respecting coastal peoples' land and sea rights in blue carbon projects. As carbon credit trading expands, community participation and consent are crucial.

Yizhou Jiang, Cun Wei, Yuanwei Ding +3

This study uses LCA to calculate life-cycle carbon emissions of zero-carbon buildings, taking the Jinan Zero-Carbon Operation Center as a case. It identifies operation and building material production as core stages (99%+ of total emissions…

Jae-Chan Park, Jinvo Nam, Junsung Noh +1

This study assesses the carbon storage potential and blue carbon value of the native halophyte Triglochin maritimum L. in South Korea. It provides empirical data on natural carbon sinks, contributing to climate mitigation strategies.

Isabel Casal‐Porras, Fernando G. Brun, José Lucas Pérez‐Lloréns +1

This study analyzes the chemical characteristics of dissolved organic matter from three blue carbon ecosystems: mangroves, seagrass beds, and tidal flats. It reveals differences in organic matter composition, contributing to understanding c…

Research Consortium Archive

This paper assesses blue carbon dynamics in mangrove ecosystems using remote sensing and carbon flux quantification techniques. It aims to improve carbon sequestration estimates, contributing to climate mitigation strategies.

Heidi McIlvenny, Annika Clements, Sarah Helyar

This study provides the first regional assessment of sedimentary organic carbon stocks in Northern Ireland seagrass meadows, revealing high variability (18.6-280.8 Mg C/ha) influenced by sediment properties rather than seagrass presence alo…

Nathania Permata Satriawan, Hera Alvina Satriawan

Mangrove forests offer significant blue carbon potential for climate mitigation. This study analyzes Indonesia's legal framework under Government Regulation No. 27/2025 on mangrove ecosystem protection. It finds that while regulations have …

Sarah Lawless, Philippa J. Cohen, Rayhan Dudayev +6

Blue carbon (BC) projects are proposed in coastal and indigenous territories, but tenure security remains unclear. Analysis of 122 BC guidance documents reveals narrow rights interpretation and neglect of international obligations (e.g., In…

Matthieu Delaye, Paul Matte, Anthony Turpin +4

This paper reviews abstracts from ESMO 2025 to identify cancer care strategies that reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Ten approaches, including treatment de-escalation and reduced drug use, were analyzed using the ECOVAMED database. All show…

Y ZHANG, Viola Heinrich, Clément Bourgoin +4

This study finds that in moist tropical regions, natural forest expansion provides a larger carbon sink than secondary forests, underscoring the importance of protecting primary forests for climate mitigation.

damien spagnuolo

This paper presents a fully mass-balanced batch of biochar from certified wood pellets, reporting a dry yield of 30.3%, production cost of ~EUR 7.29/kg, and implied carbon-removal cost of ~EUR 3,540/tCO2. Comparison with the EU ETS allowanc…

Statistics Canada

This survey provides statistics on the proportion of businesses and organizations considering purchasing technology-enabled carbon dioxide removal credits before end of 2030, segmented by NAICS industry classification, business size, type, …

Indah Oktari Wijayanti

This study analyzes the accounting treatment of carbon credits in Indonesian forestry companies, revealing a dual nature: green revenue when emission-surplus (generating tradable certificates) and environmental burden when emission-deficit …

Tamal Chowdhury, Piyal Chowdhury, Hemal Chowdhury +2

This study evaluates the economic feasibility of LED lighting adoption in refugee camps under three financing scenarios: donor-funded, refugee-funded, and carbon-credit-supported. The donor-funded scenario shows a 28% reduction in electrici…

Andewi Rokhmawati, Akbari Indra Basuki, Boyke Setiawan Soeratin +2

This study analyzes how MRV system design affects carbon credit outcomes in a methane abatement project. With enhanced MRV, the conservatively supportable credit fraction improved to 77.0%–91.3% and the price wedge declined from 0.30 to 0.1…

CHETHAN T, Dr. Sheela K

This paper proposes a digital platform for carbon credit accounting and exchange to enhance transparency, accuracy, and efficiency. It integrates accounting principles with an exchange mechanism to minimize fraud and ensure traceability. Th…

Ábel Borovics, Attila Benke, Attila Borovics +2

This paper presents a demonstrative case of Improved Forest Management (IFM) under the EU's Carbon Removal Certification Framework (CRCF). Using a 4.7-hectare Scots pine–hornbeam stand in Western Hungary, the study combines extended rotatio…

Paravano A.

This paper proposes a CO2-based taxonomy to classify power plants by emission intensity, aiming to support infrastructure planning for net-zero transitions. The taxonomy provides a standardized framework for assessing plant-level decarboniz…