GX & Decarbonization Research

Mark Freeman, Ben Groom, Frikk Nesje +1

This paper explores the relationship between individual beliefs, scientific evidence, and climate action, examining how perceptions shape support for climate policies and offering insights for effective communication.

Akhrorov Mukhammadyusuf, Nosirov Bahodirjon.

This study examines Uzbekistan's Green Economy Transition Strategy (2019–2030), analyzing its institutional architecture, sectoral priorities, financial mechanisms, and quantitative targets. Key goals include 35% GHG intensity reduction, 15…

Claudia Pezoa-Fuentes, Marcelo Lufin, Paulina Rodríguez-Ugarte

This study analyzes stakeholder perceptions of energy transition and CSR in Tocopilla, a Chilean sacrifice zone, using mixed methods. Findings show broad support for renewables alongside fears of job loss, fragmented CSR, and low trust in p…

Emre DEMİR

This historically-grounded review identifies three critical moments—the Industrial Revolution, the oil crises of the 1970s, and international climate agreements—that shaped the renewable energy transition, framing it as a result of long-ter…

Chinyere Nneoma Ugwu, Okechukwu Paul-Chima Ugwu

This review examines biomass-based heating as a renewable alternative for temperature regulation in aquaponics. It covers feedstocks like agricultural residues and technologies such as boilers and gasifiers, finding that properly designed s…

Imen Khanchel, Naima Lassoued, Ines Bargaoui

This paper examines the impact of GHG emissions disclosure on stock liquidity, moderated by climate change risk. The findings suggest that disclosure improves market liquidity, but this effect is attenuated when climate risk is high.

Ricardo Robalo, Margarida Antunes, Helena Sant’Ovaia +1

This paper assesses the deep geothermal energy potential of mainland Portugal, focusing on Enhanced Geothermal Systems (EGS). The Central Iberian Zone is identified as most promising due to radiogenic granites and permeable fault systems. I…

Yashodhara Shrikant Varale

This paper analyzes the economic impacts of climate change and policy responses, focusing on market-based instruments, cost-benefit analysis, and climate finance. It highlights the disproportionate burden on developing countries and argues …

Alexander D. Shenderov

This paper warns that fossil fuels will soon yield net negative energy, and advocates for solar energy with either local thermal storage or a global electric grid. The global grid approach ($127 trillion) is far more affordable than energy …

K. J. Mpiana, Sunetra Chowdhury

This study develops a multi-objective framework to optimize vehicle electrification for both cost and carbon emissions, considering grid constraints and renewable energy share. It derives conditions for EVs to outperform ICE vehicles and id…

S. Jonathan R.-F., Rafael Liza, Félix Díaz +4

This critical review examines how Microbial Fuel Cells (MFCs) valorize biomass to align climate action (SDG13) with terrestrial life protection (SDG15). Bibliometric analysis from Scopus (2010–2026) shows exponential growth (R²=0.99954) in …

Endale B. Gurmu, Angello J. Mwilawa, Martin R. Weisbjerg +3

This study reveals that the IPCC Tier 2 methodology systematically underestimates dry matter intake (DMI) and enteric methane emissions in indigenous Tanzanian cattle fed supplemented diets. Directly measured DMI exceeded IPCC-predicted DMI…

Mohammed Moosa Ageli

This study uses a DSGE model to evaluate Japan's energy policies: carbon tax, renewable subsidy, and energy efficiency improvements. Carbon tax reduces emissions by 6.8% but lowers output and welfare. Subsidy reduces emissions by 3.2% while…

Ritika Mahajan, Tanmoy Roy, Vikas Sharma

This study estimates soil organic carbon (SOC) stocks across villages and land use types in Udhampur, Jammu & Kashmir, finding high SOC in orchards/forests of Kirmoo and low stocks in agricultural/grassland areas of Dehari and Khagote, indi…

Gerardo Costabile Nicoletta

This paper critically examines how two expert institutions in Southern Italy discursively frame renewable energy as a driver of economic growth and geopolitical strategy. Using Discourse Theory, it analyzes reports and speeches from 2019-20…

Paul Pardon, Bert Reubens, Anna Vrij +6

CARAT is a digital tool to quantify carbon sequestration in agroforestry systems. It estimates carbon in tree biomass and soil organic carbon by combining allometric equations, leaf litter distribution modeling (Ferrari & Sugita), and the R…

Prerna Gupta, T. Satterfield, Milind Kandlikar +1

This paper analyzes survey data from multiple Indian states on public perceptions of risks and benefits of energy technologies including nuclear, wind, solar, hydro, coal, oil, and gas. Nuclear energy is perceived as the riskiest, while its…

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This paper analyzes electric power marketization reform from the perspective of energy law, focusing on electricity pricing systems and monopoly regulation. It discusses challenges and directions for institutional reform, primarily referenc…

Grace Handy, Angeliki Kourmouli, Marie Arnaud +11

Using soil cores from years 5 and 7 of the BIFoR FACE experiment in a mature temperate forest, this study found that elevated CO2 increased fine root biomass by ~40%, concentrated in the top 50 cm, and altered root morphology. This leads to…

Lucas Chancel, Yannic Rehm

This study examines global inequalities in ownership-based carbon footprints, proposing a responsibility allocation based on ownership rather than consumption. It reveals significant disparities between developed and developing countries.