GX & Decarbonization Research

Dr.B. Vasuki, R. Rubika

A review paper examining the links between climate change and sustainable development. It surveys impacts on agriculture, water, energy, health and SDGs progress, and highlights renewable energy, efficiency, circular economy, climate financ…

Alexandra Calvén, Axel Johansson, Kerstin Sernhed

Using Brunnshög, a sustainability-profiled district in Sweden, this study examines the feasibility and limits of district-level electricity self-sufficiency via rooftop solar PV. Hourly metered data show annual self-sufficiency is unattaina…

Sona Mammadzada, Luís Ventura, Marcos Tenente +4

This study reviews Portugal's residential energy-efficiency policies against EPBD implementation and other EU approaches, using stakeholder surveys to compare indicator priorities. EE programmes prioritise operational metrics (energy saving…

Muhammad Asyraf Hasim, Aini Khalida Muslim

This study develops a systems-theory-based REAI model to examine household renewable energy adoption intention in rural Johor, Malaysia. Using PLS-SEM on survey data from 387 residents, it finds all five subsystems—policy, socioeconomic, te…

Sanad Al-Quran

This study examines how the Hormuz crisis shaped Jordan's energy security and transition strategy. It explores how import-dependent economies build resilience through renewable energy amid geopolitical tensions.

Nicole Nimlos, Christopher Bastian, John Derek Scasta

Survey of 504 ranchers across 10 Great Plains and Front Range states (Jan 2024) on willingness to join grassland carbon markets. 55% expressed interest; top barriers were long-term contract concerns, payment levels, and conservation easemen…

Krista Petersone, Valdis Ratniks, Jeļena Ziemele

This study examines rooftop PV integration and energy sharing in Riga's multi-apartment buildings. Daytime demand from domestic hot water and EV charging can improve self-consumption, but legal and regulatory barriers persist across the EU.…

Inika Taylor, Douglas Ian Kelley, Camilla Mathison +5

Using the McArthur Forest Fire Danger Index and a large perturbed-physics ensemble, this study projects fire weather risk globally and for Australia, Brazil, and the USA under 1.5, 2.0, and 4.0 °C warming and two emissions scenarios. Fire w…

P. Ravichandran, Dr. P. Satheesh Kumar

This paper examines how digital solutions—AI, IoT, blockchain, cloud, and digital twins—integrate with renewable energy, sustainable agriculture, smart transport, and green finance to accelerate climate action. Using a mixed-methods approac…

Pepijn Quast, Wouter Boon, Sanne Akerboom

A legislative analysis of how EU energy law articulates consumer empowerment, using a sustainability transitions framework with four dimensions: identity vs. resource-mobilisation, autonomy vs. power-shift, general public vs. marginalised g…

Teresa Rodríguez-Espinosa, Ana Pérez-Gimeno, María Belén Almendro Candel +2

A 35-year (1991–2025) longitudinal study of Spain's environmental assessment records as a proxy for national energy transition. Grey infrastructure (transport, civil engineering) dominated 1991–2010, while post-2018 saw an unprecedented sur…

Dr. C. Sahaya Mary Sophia

This paper reviews how green technology, innovation and digital solutions (AI, IoT, big data, satellite tech) can support climate action and sustainable development. It discusses economic pathways via investment, employment, green finance a…

Saut Sagala, Priskila Agatha Sulaiman, Almira Hanifa +1

This chapter examines Indonesia's urban climate finance landscape using focus group discussions and national plan analysis. It finds that while private finance holds potential, governance and regulatory complexity limit its effectiveness. K…

Vahid nezamivand chegane

This paper systematically examines the technical, economic, environmental, and social downsides of solar, wind, and hydropower—intermittency, land use, biodiversity impacts, waste and reservoir methane emissions, critical-mineral dependence…

Hansjoerg Albrecher, Nora E. Muler

This paper models the optimal gradual reduction of excess carbon emissions toward net-zero as a stochastic control problem. Assuming the available carbon budget evolves as a diffusion process, it derives the emission strategy maximizing exp…

Clara G. Bouyssou, Marco Springmann, Francesco Clora +2

This study models food-consumption-based GHG taxes, examining cross-product substitution, cross-country reallocation, and mitigation and health effects. Scenarios vary by social cost of carbon (SCC), international tax diffusion, and revenue…

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A study on renewable energy deployment led by local residents. No abstract is available, so the region, methods, and quantitative findings are unclear. It likely offers insights into community-driven renewable adoption and consensus-buildin…

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This paper reviews the current status of ocean thermal energy conversion (OTEC) and outlines Japan's roadmap toward 2030 deployment. It positions OTEC as a renewable source for islands and waste-heat applications, discussing technical and p…

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A comparative study of greenhouse gas emission trends and decarbonization initiatives across Japanese 'Environmental Model Cities.' It contrasts emission trajectories and policy measures between municipalities, offering implications for loc…

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This is an overview of a Japanese study group report on scenario development for greenhouse gas reduction technologies. It outlines technology deployment outlooks and policy directions, providing a foundation for a decarbonization technolog…