GX & Decarbonization Research

Aliani K.

This study examines the impact of board cultural diversity and structural policies on ESG disclosure in G7 countries, suggesting that diverse boards improve ESG reporting quality.

Tasleem S.

This review comprehensively compares green, blue, yellow, white, and gold hydrogen types, analyzing their contributions to achieving net zero and a sustainable future. It overviews production methods, costs, and environmental impacts, empha…

Nicola Del Sarto, Maria Cristina Quirici, L. Gai

This paper provides a bibliometric and interpretative review of biodiversity finance based on 309 peer-reviewed articles (2015–April 2026). It identifies five clusters: natural capital valuation, biodiversity risk and asset pricing, firm-le…

Nur Syafiqah Hussin, Y. Yusri, Salehah Zafirah Zulkepli +1

This study conducts a bibliometric analysis of climate change reporting aligned with the TCFD framework. Findings show that key authors and institutions are from developed countries, with contributions from India and Malaysia. Keyword shift…

Duy Khanh Le

This paper uses Bayesian methods to estimate the carbon footprint of bank loans globally, analyzing the link between lending activities and financed emissions. The findings provide quantitative evidence for climate-related financial disclos…

Nivetha Martin, Rajkumar S, Said Broumi

This study proposes an integrated neutrosophic MCDM framework with AI (random forest, SHAP) for selecting Li-ion batteries for BEVs. Unlike simple weighted sum methods, it applies multiple MCDM techniques to determine criterion weights and …

Xuemei Zhang, Qiang Hu, Xiao Jiang +1

This study develops a duopolistic game model under cap-and-trade policy, analyzing competing manufacturers' choice between external carbon market trading and internal trading agreements. It finds conditions for Pareto improvement in profits…

Ayşegül ÖZKAN

This study examines the impact of technological innovation (proxied by patent applications) on renewable energy consumption in G7 countries using annual data from 1985-2021. Employing Modified Cross Quantile Regression, Quantile-on-Quantile…

Kaushal Ramesh

This paper evaluates the geostrategic value of Australian LNG exports to Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan, emphasizing energy security from a like-minded regime without chokepoints. It forecasts a supply deficit of over 74 million tonnes by 2…

Anastasia Kurilova

This dataset contains replication materials for a study analyzing the joint Markov dynamics of CO₂ emissions and renewable energy across 107 countries from 1991 to 2020. Compiled from public international sources (primarily World Bank), it …

Pieter de Jong, Inga Timmerman, Alona Bilokha

This paper introduces the ESG communication gap: a within-firm measure of divergence in ESG risk disclosure between mandatory (10-K) and voluntary (earnings calls) venues. Analyzing 1,396 U.S. firms from 2006-2024, it finds the gap is perva…

Ellen Kulset, Charlotte Haugland Sundkvist, Tonny Stenheim

This study uses dictionary-based tone analysis to examine climate disclosures under the mandatory CSRD/ESRS framework. Analyzing firms listed on the Oslo Stock Exchange, it finds that disclosures are generally not neutral: firms use more po…

Isaiah Oluwasegun Owolabi

This paper presents an ESG-as-Code framework that translates ESG regulatory texts (CSRD, SDR, SEC) into machine-executable compliance logic. It demonstrates how containerized AI workflows on Kubernetes-OpenStack enable automated, auditable,…

Zhu, Yuanrui

This dissertation builds measurement-informed geospatial LCA models for U.S. LNG and plastic supply chains. Results show significant methane underreporting and regional variation; CO₂ dominates at liquefaction sites (>95% of GHG using 100-y…

Garga, Audu Ali

This thesis empirically examines how climate finance (adaptation and mitigation) and firm-level ESG performance affect foreign direct investment (FDI). Adaptation finance boosts aggregate FDI inflows to emerging economies, while mitigation …

Müller, Tobias Wolfgang

This thesis analyzes the macroeconomic implications of green hydrogen for hard-to-abate sectors like steel and aviation. Using input-output tables, social accounting matrices, and CGE models, it quantifies employment, intersectoral linkages…

Elias Hasler

This paper examines the global economic and climate spillovers from the EU ETS using high-frequency carbon policy surprises. Higher EU carbon prices reduce emissions both within and outside the Euro Area, with no aggregate carbon leakage. T…

Abhinav Mahajan

This paper frames corporate climate risk as a multi-domain decision problem and proposes the Climate AI Decision System (CADS) architecture that integrates AI for evidence-based management. It synthesizes literature on climate finance, ML f…

Ruiyi Cao, Minggao Xue, Xinyu Hao +3

This study uses China's Low-Carbon City policy as a quasi-natural experiment to analyze firm-level emission reduction responses. Industrial firms selectively reduce electricity consumption (Scope 2) while maintaining Scope 1 fossil fuel use…

WendyAnzules Falcones, Wendy, Martín Castilla, Juan Ignacio, Tulcanaza Prieto, Ana Belén

This study analyzes the impact of Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions on corporate profit margins using a fixed-effects panel model on 250 global firms (2020-2023). It finds a significant negative association, especially in chemical and utilities s…