GX & Decarbonization Research

Nahua Shi, Minjun Rao, Li J +2

This study integrates TPB and TAM to analyze how carbon footprint rating on food packaging influences low-carbon purchasing behavior. Surveying 581 respondents across four Chinese regions, it finds that perceived ease of use, usefulness, su…

John Blenkinsopp, Tracy Scurry, Nikos Bozionelos

This article introduces a careers perspective on employee green behavior, specifically work-related travel, proposing a conceptual framework for 'low carbon careers.' It reviews existing literature, identifies limitations of cross-sectional…

Zhuohang Tian, Binfan Jiang, Dehong Xia +1

This paper analyzes embodied carbon transfers in global steel trade, advocating for shared responsibility in emission reductions. It quantifies carbon flows between major steel exporting and importing countries, offering insights for intern…

A. Chakraborty, D. Ranjan, M. Singh

This study develops a GRI-compliant environmental reporting framework for Indian manufacturing SMEs using Modified NGT and Grey AHP. It creates a materiality matrix for environmental challenges and emphasizes ESG reporting, especially Scope…

Chuyu Xia, Kang Wu, Xianlu Ao +3

This study examines how digital infrastructure divides affect embodied carbon transfer in agricultural trade. Using data from major countries, it reveals the impact of digitalization on international carbon transfer patterns, offering insig…

Yongzhe Liu, Haiyan Chen, Yuan Liu +2

This study analyzes carbon emissions embodied in inter-provincial trade within the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region and surrounding areas, focusing on energy-related carbon inequality. By calculating trade-embedded emissions and revealing regio…

Bardia Moghtader, Füsun Ülengin, Eda Helin Yıldız +2

This paper examines the relationship between trade flows and carbon emissions, assessing progress toward climate targets. It measures emissions embedded in international trade and provides policy implications.

Cen-Ying Lee, Dane Miller, Marcus Jefferies +5

This systematic review of 68 studies examines how governance mechanisms and digital technologies can improve carbon data quality in procurement-driven decarbonization of construction supply chains. It identifies a division of labor: standar…

Kemalcan Aydogdu, Sebnem Duzgun

This paper proposes a data-driven methodology using global trade data and HS codes to assess supply chain transparency and resiliency. Transparency is classified into four levels, enabling Scope 3 GHG estimation and identification of high-e…

Valerie Livina, Hannah Cheales-Norman, M. Coleman +5

This paper systematically analyzes challenges in measuring and modeling Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions, with a focus on Scope 3 uncertainties and a novel case study on Scope 2. It proposes a systematic approach for emission reporting.

Perera Hansani, Atmojo Udayanto, Vyatkin Valeriy

This paper evaluates the performance of secure multi-party computation (MPC) protocols for privacy-preserving life cycle assessment (LCA), enabling secure sharing of supply chain emissions data. It demonstrates the feasibility of privacy-pr…

Isabela Keuschnigg, Clemens Kaupa, Joana Setzer +5

This paper analyzes the evolution and challenges of integrating Scope 3 emissions into corporate climate litigation. It focuses on legal frameworks and corporate responses, highlighting increased litigation risks and expanding corporate res…

Sujin Kang, Ahreum Kim, Iju Kang +3

This paper analyzes industry-specific responses to Scope 3 emissions categories using CDP disclosure data. It reveals which categories are prioritized by different industries and assesses disclosure quality and completeness. Findings show s…

Andrea Zick, Ximena Schmidt R, Christian Reynolds

This study assesses greenhouse gas emissions from food procurement and food waste in UK fine dining, exploring opportunities for scope 3 emission reductions. It provides insights for the hospitality sector's carbon footprint management.

Kirill Patyrykin, Lyudmila Vasyukova

This review critically examines ESG ratings and greenwashing in the global insurance sector, highlighting gaps in Scope 3 emissions reporting (underwriting and investment activities). It finds that ESG ratings often prioritize disclosure an…

Nuri C. Onat, Murat Kucukvar, Tadesse Wakjira +2

This study empirically examines whether comprehensive Scope 3 emissions accounting improves sustainability outcomes among S&P 500 technology companies. Findings show that firms adopting standardized Scope 3 reporting exhibit stronger ESG pe…

Yiğit Türe

This paper proposes a quantitative framework to assess the decarbonization potential of secondary base metal production (recycling). It develops a methodology to calculate CO2 reduction potential compared to primary production, contributing…

Bauer, René

This dissertation develops an integrated understanding of carbon calculation, management, and reporting in logistics and supply chains. It comprises three studies: a systematic review of methodological factors, an integrative review of mana…

Zoya Naaz, Vaibhav Sharma, Akshay Raj +1

This chapter explores integrating AI with renewable energy to decarbonize international cold chains for perishable goods. It investigates MPPT algorithms in solar-powered warehousing and uses predictive analytics and digital twins to preven…

Thomas Becker

This paper argues that as vehicle use-phase emissions decline, the carbon footprint of manufacturing (Scope 3 upstream) becomes decisive. The automotive supply chain's complexity demands a robust carbon accounting framework for credible inf…