GX & Decarbonization Research

Md Abdullah Omar

This thesis empirically examines the impacts of climate variability on energy poverty, urban-rural energy inequality and deforestation, and adaptive capacity on suicide mortality in low- and middle-income countries. Using panel data econome…

Hadassa Moreira, Sharon Janssen, Koen J.J. Kuipers +4

This study quantifies combined threats (land use, climate change, nitrogen deposition) to global vascular plant diversity by upscaling local impacts to global extinction risk. It estimates 23.3% of species are threatened, with land use cont…

B M Patil

This review examines the physics principles behind major renewable energy technologies: solar, wind, hydropower, ocean, storage, and hydrogen. It covers thermodynamic, electromagnetic, semiconductor, and electrochemical processes to explain…

Mahdi Kchaou, Diederik Coppitters, Francesco Contino

This paper proposes a framework to identify robust early-stage decisions in energy transitions under unexpected events. Using a whole-energy system model for Belgium, it generates near-optimal pathways up to 10% costlier than the optimum an…

Hamidullo CHORIYEV

This paper analyzes China's strategic energy interests and policy in Central Asia. Driven by growing domestic demand and the 'Malacca Dilemma,' Central Asia becomes crucial for Beijing's energy diversification. Using energy security theory …

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This paper examines the determinants of residential solar PV adoption in Ningxia, China, using a VAM model. It finds that perceived risk and perceived value significantly influence willingness to adopt sustainable energy. The findings offer…

Itzell Torres

This paper ethnographically examines the suspension of a 70 MW solar PV park in Yucatán, Mexico, halted by a grassroots legal injunction. It conceptualizes infrastructure as spatiotemporal and affective entanglements, arguing that suspended…

Syed Qasim Ali Shah, Noor Haleem, Chaudary Muhammad Haris +4

This study estimates Pakistan's livestock manure emissions (NH3, N2O, CH4) from 1961 to 2022 and explores cleaner production pathways for mitigation. The long-term trend analysis reveals increasing emissions alongside livestock growth.

Tom Woodhead

This thesis comprises three empirical chapters examining macroeconomic policy in the UK's renewable energy transition. The first chapter finds that domestic oil stocks do not buffer oil price shocks and reveals asymmetric responses of renew…

David Muyaloka, Erastus Mwanaumo, Inonge Milupi

This paper analyzes the causes of implementation failures in climate projects and identifies six sustainable project management (SPM) principles: lifecycle integration, stakeholder participation, long-term resilience, resource efficiency, s…

Mirjana Radovanović, Sanja Filipović, Andrei Orlov

This paper examines Central Asia's readiness for energy transition from historical, political, and social perspectives, considering both the need for rapid change and a cautious approach.

Saurav Panwar, Sanjeev Kumar, Disha Sirohi

This paper assesses carbon abatement efficiency of renewable technologies in India at project level using meta-frontier DEA, comparing efficiency across technologies and deriving policy implications.

Regina Hemm, Viktoria Illyés, Bin Hu +2

This paper evaluates the demand-side flexibility potential of electric vehicles and heat pumps from a socio-technical perspective, examining how distributed resources can contribute to the energy transition.

Alison C. Cullen, Nick Bradbury, Reed Humphrey +6

This paper summarizes lessons from convergence research applied to wildfire risk mitigation. It highlights the effectiveness and challenges of interdisciplinary approaches in addressing increasing wildfire risks due to climate change, offer…

Cem Emeksiz, Muhammed Musa Fındık

This paper analyzes energy loss mechanisms in photovoltaic systems and discusses assessment and mitigation approaches. It highlights the use of artificial intelligence and machine learning for loss prediction and fault detection, offering a…

C. Tang

This study assesses material cycles of lithium, cobalt, nickel and GHG emissions during the EU's electric mobility transition to 2040 using material flow analysis and vehicle use scenarios. It finds that advancing battery technologies, circ…

Annechien Brudermann, Michael Kriechbaum, Tobias Stern

This paper analyzes storylines about climate change and forest functions in Austrian print media from 2002 to 2022. It identifies six storylines and shows how forest-sector actors strategically frame narratives to advance their interests an…

Valentina Cardozo, Milton M. Herrera, Javier Sabogal-Aguilar +2

This paper introduces a multi-criteria decision-making model to evaluate sustainability impacts of wind power megaprojects, using a Colombian case study. It integrates stakeholder perspectives across environmental, social, economic, and ins…

S Lee, Kerstin Hotte, Caoimhe Ring +1

This paper analyzes the impact of intellectual property rights (IPRs) on climate technology transfer, adaptive innovation, and indigenous innovation in developing countries, using case studies from Bangladesh, India, Kenya, and South Africa…

N. Eddaoui, Cyprien Soulaine, Said Aniss +1

Underground bio-methanation converts surplus renewable electricity into hydrogen, stores it with CO2 in geological formations, and produces methane via bacteria. However, self-organizing patterns cause spatial heterogeneity, reducing gas qu…