GX & Decarbonization Research

Mahmoud Allahham, Zain Albashtawi, Nawwaf Hamid Salman Alfawaerh

This empirical study examines the impact of IoT adoption on sustainability performance in industrial firms, with renewable energy as a mediator and green logistics capability as a moderator. Using survey data and PLS-SEM, it finds IoT posit…

Suzanne Chew, Anne Spice, Tracey Galloway

This paper reexamines energy transitions through the lens of Indigenous resurgence. It proposes the concept of 'relational energy futures,' emphasizing the need to integrate Indigenous knowledge and values into energy system design. It crit…

Johnson E. Nchege, Chijindu Okpalaoka, Ebikabowei B. Aduku +1

This paper provides empirical evidence on the impact of clean energy electrification on early childhood health in Sub-Saharan Africa. It demonstrates that household electrification improves child health outcomes by reducing indoor air pollu…

Rui Li, Jie Ji, Haoran Du +2

This review proposes quantitative design targets and a practical model for aqueous zinc metal batteries (AZMBs) for stationary energy storage. It bridges lab-scale and real-world deployment by systematically analyzing challenges and summari…

Lu L.

This study uses the LEAP model to analyze long-term energy demand and GHG emissions for a building ceramic industrial park. It suggests potential for energy consumption and emission reductions, but specific measures and numerical results ar…

Andrii Hrohul, Oleksandr Kobylianskyi

This paper analyzes the professional competencies needed for future energy specialists in Ukraine's post-war reconstruction and carbon-neutral transition. It proposes a model integrating technological, innovative, environmental, and manager…

Abraham Kuol Nyuon

This paper examines the East African Power Pool, focusing on Uganda, as a survey research article. It organizes the problem, key scholarship, and analytical implications, concluding with policy implications for fragile states in the African…

José Grabiel Luis Cordova

This paper assesses EU law and policy on the twin transitions (energy and digital) from an energy justice perspective. It analyzes the EU legal framework for sustainable energy, examining how digitalization impacts energy justice.

Y. Supartoyo, S. Wahyudi, Firmansyah Firmansyah +4

This study examines the relationship between renewable energy consumption, manufacturing value added, CO2 emissions, and economic growth in CIVETS countries (Colombia, Indonesia, Vietnam, Egypt, Turkey, South Africa) from 2005 to 2020. Usin…

Rakesh Manilal, H. Patel, Narendra Kumar

This study investigates the strategic and quantitative role of human capital innovations in accelerating sustainable socioeconomic development and green energy technology integration. Using bibliometric analysis, it finds that human capital…

Raed A. Awashreh

This study compares entrepreneurial ecosystems in North Africa and the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) in advancing the water-energy-food-environment (WEFE) nexus. The GCC benefits from institutional stability and advanced finance, fostering…

Zhaoyang Xu, Lei Zhu, KuoRay Mao +1

This paper analyzes the institutional logics driving China's rural solar transition and examines their impacts on energy justice for vulnerable communities, contributing insights into the social dimensions of renewable energy deployment.

Xu Huang, Zhuang Hu, Ruisheng Zhang +3

This paper presents a novel nitrogen-doping strategy for walnut shell-derived hard carbon anodes, achieving low-cost, high-performance anodes for sodium-ion batteries, contributing to sustainable energy storage.

S. Bechta, G. Boissonnet, K. Froment +5

This special issue honors Jean-Marie Seiler's legacy in modeling severe nuclear reactor accidents and his role in low-carbon energy development. It highlights nuclear safety and its contribution to decarbonization.

Umair Kashif, Shi Qiang Liu, Snovia Naseem +1

This study analyzes determinants of green growth in China using time series data from 1990 to 2002. It finds that renewable energy, innovation, and knowledge consistently enhance green growth, while digitalization's effect is context-depend…

Yi Yao, Li Fu

This paper proposes a comprehensive evaluation framework to assess how clean energy initiatives influence ecotourism competitiveness in rural townships. It combines fuzzy Delphi, ANP, and DEMATEL methods with qualitative assessments of poli…

Daniel Raimi, Brian Charles Prest, A. M. M. Thompson

This paper presents a collaborative research project with the Southern Ute Indian Tribe, a natural gas-producing tribe in Colorado. Scenario analysis shows that natural gas production and revenues decline through 2050, while solar developme…

Runa Das, Jofri Issac, Mike Churchill +3

This paper analyzes 114 policy initiatives in British Columbia from 1989 to 2023 that affect energy poverty. It finds that despite clean energy leadership, policies addressing energy poverty are indirect and insufficient. Most programs focu…

Kai Liu

This study analyzes the impact of low-carbon development on urban employment using a dynamic spatial Durbin model. Results suggest that low-carbon policies may have positive effects on employment, offering insights for policy design.

Zhixin Huang, Shuai Fu, Ruixue Yin +3

This paper proposes a novel catalyst support using triply periodic minimal surfaces (TPMS) to enhance the performance of low-carbon micro power systems. By maximizing surface area and improving catalytic efficiency, this approach could redu…