GX & Decarbonization Research

杨春艳

This paper examines how CBAM compliance costs affect the destination choice of China's exports. In the first formal year, the clearance ratio is only 2.5% and costs are under 1.5% of export value to Europe. The export coefficient to Europe …

Zenghua Du, Jingxian Hu, Sheng Yang +2

This paper proposes a trustworthy carbon emissions trading (CET) framework integrating stable matching with privacy-preserving computing. Trading is modeled as a dynamic many-to-many matching problem with bilateral preferences and blocking-…

Hui Wang, Yujian Sun, Zhenghua Rao +2

This study uses evolutionary game theory to analyze how carbon emissions trading drives low-carbon technology diffusion among steel enterprises with heterogeneous capabilities and cost structures. It theoretically examines how carbon prices…

Chenxu Zhang, Xiaoxuan Zhang, Tao Tao +2

This study proposes VMGE-Net, combining Variational Mode Decomposition, a GRU encoder, and Efficient Channel Attention for short-horizon EU ETS carbon price forecasting. Using 1,994 daily observations (2017-2026) and 25 predictors, it achie…

Pizer W.A.

A study on the design and challenges of terminating links between emission trading programs. It examines how decoupling carbon markets affects prices and policy coordination, offering lessons for managing international carbon-pricing linkag…

Immervoll H.

This paper examines how carbon pricing affects household burdens in newly affluent countries, applying the analysis to Lithuania. It likely assesses distributional and cost impacts on households and draws policy design implications. Without…

Wu W.

This study compares single-objective and multiobjective optimization of water distribution system design, internalizing greenhouse gas emissions through carbon pricing. It shows how embedding emissions as a cost signal shapes infrastructure…

He J.

A study on the design and development path of China's national carbon emissions trading scheme (ETS) under the 'dual carbon' goals of peaking by 2030 and carbon neutrality by 2060. It frames emissions trading as a core policy instrument for…

Amendola M.

A policy study examining how the EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism creates winners and losers among industries and member states. It argues CBAM is not only an external competitiveness tool but also an intra-EU distributional issue, i…

Rafi Kurniawan

This conceptual article argues that the question of who bears green transition costs bundles distinct issues: effectiveness, welfare, incidence, normative allocation, and authority. Using a Scopus AI-assisted map of 74 records, it identifie…

Xiao Li, Li-Wei Zhu, Wei Zhou +1

This study uses a system dynamics model to analyze how carbon trading prices affect the adoption of electric logistics vehicles. It dynamically assesses how carbon price levels and volatility shape logistics operators' incentives to switch …

P. Yang, B. T. H. Lim, B. Oo

This study proposes a conceptual framework for understanding stakeholder adoption of an LCA-based emissions trading scheme in the Australian construction sector. Integrating institutional theory, the Technology Acceptance Model, and stakeho…

Luis Miguel Galindo, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, Luis Fernando González Martínez

A prospective analysis of how Mexico's carbon tax reshapes the country's productive structure. It examines sectoral output and cost effects of carbon pricing in an emerging economy. Offers evidence on industrial implications of carbon prici…

Rabi Kumar Sahu

CBAM became a priced obligation in 2026, making carbon intensity a market-access factor for Indian steel, aluminium, cement, fertiliser and hydrogen exporters. Using the official certificate price (EUR 75.36/tCO2) and phase-out schedule, th…

H Lee, Sangpil Ko, Jun Lee +1

This systematic review examines how carbon-credit allocation rules and incentive designs shape stakeholder participation, coordination, and behaviour, with a focus on transport decarbonisation. Analysing recent literature across structure, …

马勤, Tuotuo Zhang

Using China's carbon emissions trading pilot as a quasi-natural experiment, this multi-period DID study of A-share listed firms (2010–2021) finds the policy significantly drives enterprise digital transformation, mainly via goodwill, new in…

Wenqian Jiang, Line Roald

This paper envisions how electricity markets could evolve to account for carbon-aware consumption from computing and other loads. It proposes expressing consumer low-carbon preferences as an explicit carbon cost (akin to a consumer-defined …

Barbot C.

This study examines how emissions trading systems (ETS) affect market competition and entry deterrence in the airline industry. It explores whether environmental regulation can act as a barrier to entry that distorts competition. The abstra…

Aguiar-Conraria L.

A wavelet analysis examining the relationship between California's cap-and-trade carbon market and energy prices. It captures time- and frequency-domain co-movement, showing how carbon prices interact with power and fuel prices, informing c…

Keppler J.

A study analyzing the 'rents' (excess profits) accruing to the European power sector from carbon trading under the EU-ETS. It examines how carbon costs are passed through to power prices and the resulting distributional effects. No abstract…