GX & Decarbonization Research

I Wayan Koko Suryawan, Sapta Suhardono, Yosef Adicita +5

This paper examines the determinants of public acceptance of waste-to-energy policies, providing implications for renewable energy transition and sustainable development. It highlights the importance of public support for successful policy …

Stephanie Acheampong, Kofi Amanor

This study examines the interactive and individual effects of fossil fuel subsidies and renewable energy investment on energy burden in 20 Sub-Saharan African countries from 2010 to 2022 using dynamic panel GMM. The joint effect significant…

Oluwaseun Alonge

This study examines the strategic optimization of battery energy storage systems (BESS) within large-scale clean energy transition frameworks. It evaluates optimization techniques such as predictive analytics and AI-driven energy management…

Yi Li, Muhammad Wasif Hanif, Menghao Wen +2

This paper analyzes the impact of geopolitical risks on the global renewable energy transition, offering implications for energy security and economic resilience. It underscores the strategic importance of renewable energy investments for p…

Ali Q. Al-Shetwi

This paper examines energy transition in Saudi Arabia, focusing on renewable energy growth and emission reduction. It highlights policy implications for sustainable development.

Mark Leersnyder, Phil Moody, Luke Julian Price

This paper examines commercial structures for hybrid renewable-gas models in Australia's NEM, including financial instruments, tolling agreements, partnerships, and build-own-operate models. Case studies show how these models allocate risk …

Aarohi Kumari, Gautam Jha, Vikas Rana +2

Using 23-year panel data from 143 developing countries, this study examines the impact of renewable energy and green finance on reducing transport CO2 emissions. Renewable energy effectively reduces emissions, but income growth increases ve…

Clement Oteng, Pius Gamette, Edward Kweku Nunoo +1

Using data from 44 Sub-Saharan African countries (2000-2023), this paper analyzes the effects of development finance (ODA, IMF loans, and regional development bank loans) on energy transitions and green growth. ODA improves access to clean …

Moustapha Mounmemi, Arouna Kouandou

This paper explores the potential of mobile banking to accelerate energy transition in West Africa. It analyzes how digital finance can support investment in renewables and access to clean energy technologies, highlighting region-specific c…

Junwen Luo, Hua He, Zibeyda Shakaraliyeva +2

This study empirically analyzes the relationship between natural resource volatility, green finance, and energy transition using province-level data from China. It reveals mechanisms by which green finance mitigates adverse effects of resou…

Zhiwen Ding, Shenwei Wan

This paper empirically analyzes how technology and finance drive urban energy transition in China, offering policy implications for renewable energy adoption and energy efficiency improvements at the city level.

Jixin Liu, Chengzhi Qiao

This study examines how fintech adoption in CAREC economies affects resource dependence and energy transition, highlighting a green paradox where digital finance may increase energy consumption. It offers policy insights for balancing finan…

Vu Minh Ngo, Long Hoang Nguyen, Huan Huu Nguyen

This paper examines unintended delays caused by green technology and finance in the energy transition. It highlights how complexities in technology adoption and capital allocation may hinder progress, offering insights for policymakers and …

Ihsen Abid

This study uses NARDL to analyze asymmetric effects of economic growth, energy consumption, renewable energy, trade openness, and innovation on CO2 emissions in China and India (1990-2023). In China, strong and persistent asymmetries are fo…

Xiaoming Tan, Hannah Chin

This paper outlines emission reduction strategies for the EPCI phase of FPSO projects, which are often overlooked. It estimates emission intensity at 4.8–5.9 kg-CO2 per kg-FPSO dry weight and proposes measures such as design optimization, l…

Vourdoubas John

This study estimates carbon emissions from winemaking in Crete, Greece, and examines the feasibility of renewable energy technologies such as agrivoltaics and vine residue utilization. It concludes that decarbonization is technically and ec…

Hanno Blankenstein, Shahab Ensafi, Alistair Bridie

This extended abstract shows how AI-driven visual analytics combined with automated drone-based inspection can provide a scalable pathway for emissions reduction and energy transformation. Drawing on field deployments, it describes how high…

Muhammad Sajjad Ansar, Raktim Mitra

This paper systematically reviews 17 studies on the GHG mitigation benefits of cycling infrastructure. It finds that cycling significantly reduces operational emissions, but embodied emissions from infrastructure installation and maintenanc…

Ershun Du, Wenjuan Dong, Zheng Li +11

This paper analyzes China's transition pathway toward greenhouse gas neutrality after 2030, examining policy options and scenarios for decarbonization.

Ewa Zaborowska, Sylwia Fudala-Książek, Hubert Byliński

This study assesses the energy efficiency and greenhouse gas emissions of an innovative biorefinery concept that recovers sustainable aviation fuel from food waste, highlighting the decarbonization potential of waste-derived fuels.