Less than net zero needed to stabilize climate
Andrew H. MacDougall
This paper argues that stabilizing the climate requires reducing emissions below net zero (net-negative emissions), implying that conventional net zero targets are insufficient.
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Andrew H. MacDougall
This paper argues that stabilizing the climate requires reducing emissions below net zero (net-negative emissions), implying that conventional net zero targets are insufficient.
Ramya Natarajan, Aparna Sundaresan, Kaveri Ashok +12
This paper uses system dynamics modelling to analyze India’s net zero transition. It quantitatively evaluates the effects of renewable energy deployment and policy interventions, presenting decarbonization pathways to 2050. The model incorp…
Zhenwei Guo, Yan Qu, Chan Xia +4
Using 218 real-world retrofit projects in China's Hot Summer and Cold Winter region, this study applies XGBoost-SHAP and Apriori analysis to identify core technologies (roof insulation, external wall insulation, ventilation) and three co-ad…
Emmanuel Bisengimana, Yanping Yuan, Gaudence Nyiranzeyimana +3
This paper evaluates the heating performance of a dual-source PV/T (photovoltaic/thermal) heat pump system and its potential for building energy decarbonization. It analyzes system efficiency and practicality, highlighting benefits of renew…
Nuala McLaughlin-Borlace, Stephanie Craig, Tara Anderson +12
This study used an Accelerated Experience-Based Co-Design (AEBCD) approach with embedded focused ethnography to co-design a gamified e-resource for healthcare decarbonisation education. Fifteen nursing and pharmacy students participated in …
Osmel Manzano, Daniela Valdivia
This paper examines the impact of decarbonization, particularly in the mining sector, on education and inequality in Peru. It takes a supply-side perspective, focusing on the distribution of social costs and benefits from the clean energy t…
Zhijia Tan, Likun Li, Ming Wang +2
This paper assesses the current state and challenges of shipping decarbonization along the Maritime Silk Road. It explores strategies such as alternative fuels and operational efficiency, highlighting the need for international cooperation.
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This paper examines the application of carbon capture and storage (CCS) technology in Saudi Arabia for decarbonization. It analyzes specific use cases, economic feasibility, and policy implications, exploring the role of CCS in the energy t…
Dorigo W.
This paper proposes novel long-term global indicators of plant productivity using microwave satellite data. It may contribute to climate impact assessment and carbon cycle modeling.
Elbakly A.M.
This paper proposes an interleaved multi-port non-isolated DC/DC converter for green hydrogen production using PV and PEM electrolyzer. The converter features multiple input ports, enabling efficient and low-ripple power conversion, which i…
Ghaith Z.Y.Z.
This paper presents a system-level engineering perspective on green hydrogen integration, discussing the production, storage, and utilization of hydrogen from renewable sources like sunlight. It examines system optimization, infrastructure …
Árnason B.
This paper discusses the potential of a hydrogen economy in Iceland, leveraging its abundant renewable energy sources (geothermal and hydro). It examines technical aspects and economic feasibility, suggesting that hydrogen could contribute …
Yang B.
This study synthesizes NiS2/NiS/Mn2O3 composite nanofibers and demonstrates superior oxygen evolution reaction (OER) catalytic activity, potentially improving the efficiency of water electrolysis for hydrogen production.
Liu F.
This paper uses evolutionary game theory to analyze the mechanism and influencing factors of low-carbon coal power transition under China's carbon trading scheme. It identifies key factors including carbon price, policy support, and technol…
Zhou P.
This paper explores the evolution of green bonds from being used as a tool for energy transition to acquiring intrinsic value. It analyzes the changing role of green bonds and their implications for climate finance.
Gao P.
This study uses PLS-SEM to analyze how knowledge management capability, green finance, and sustainability orientation drive circular economy performance in Chinese firms. It finds that all three factors positively and significantly influenc…
Wu M.
This paper empirically examines the impact of green finance and institutional integration on manufacturing upgrading in China, using system GMM and coupling coordination models. Results suggest that both green finance and institutional inte…
Guo J.
This paper explores the mechanism through which green finance and digital economy affect China's green total factor productivity. Empirical analysis reveals pathways of contribution, offering insights for policy and investment.
Yao R.
This paper empirically analyzes the impact of China's Emissions Trading System (ETS) on corporate ESG performance. It examines how ETS adoption alters firms' environmental, social, and governance behaviors, evaluating the effectiveness of c…
Zhang K.
This study empirically examines the impact of China's pilot emissions trading scheme (ETS) on the carbon intensity of output. Using firm-level data, it finds that the ETS reduced carbon intensity by encouraging energy efficiency improvement…
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