GX & Decarbonization Research

Agrawal R.

This study examines how emerging technologies enable sustainable practices toward a net-zero economy, analyzing the driving forces behind them. Without an available abstract, specific findings remain unclear, but the work sits at the techno…

Grover R.B.

This paper argues for evaluating India's near-term energy transition policies by their contribution to long-term decarbonization goals, rather than in isolation. It appears to call for a policy assessment framework anchored to long-term tar…

Maciej Mikulski, Amin Mahmoudzadeh Andwari, Jari Hyvönen

This paper synthesizes the CASEMATE modeling framework, a traceable hierarchy from fuel-flexible chemical kinetics and multi-zone combustion to 1D engine simulation, model reduction, FMU modularization, and MBSE workflows for low-carbon mar…

Mu Li, Shouyuan Wu, Yuman Song

Proposes a multi-timescale optimal dispatch framework integrating demand response and multi-energy coupling to handle source-load uncertainties in integrated energy systems. Hierarchical day-ahead, intra-day, and real-time stages boost CHP …

Xue Zhu, Ran Gong, Na Gong +4

Using 2011–2023 panel data from 30 Chinese provinces, this study applies kernel density estimation, spatial analysis, and a Bayesian-optimized interpretable XGBoost model to examine how 'new quality productivity' drives agriculture's green …

Atique u Rehman, Fernando Plazas-Niño, Carla Cannone +1

This paper documents an open techno-economic dataset for whole-energy-system optimization modeling of Pakistan, covering the full energy chain from resource extraction to end-use demand across industry, residential, transport, and agricultu…

Murali Krishna Pasupuleti

This book proposes an integrated research architecture combining autonomous vessel decision systems, smart-port orchestration, climate/ocean sensing, digital twins and low-carbon logistics. It covers voyage and speed optimization, port cong…

Xiaobing Xiao, Dayi Li, Lee Li +1

A China-based study proposing an optimization strategy for power-sharing operations across multiple microgrids that incorporates low-carbon characteristics. It aims to cut system-wide carbon intensity and operating costs through renewable e…

Ze Shao, Weigao Meng, Yi Yang +2

A DSO-coordinated mechanism couples feeder-constrained two-stage stochastic dispatch, carbon-policy accounting, and coalition-stable settlement for networked virtual power plants. In a 168h CAISO-eGRID case, cooperation under the same tiere…

Sean Monkman, Richard Buswell, Freek Bos

This work benchmarks the current state of low-carbon 3D printable concrete and outlines pathways for future decarbonization. It suggests that combining digital fabrication with low-carbon binders and materials is key to cutting emissions in…

Yudong Fan, Liming Xue, Shiyu Xi +2

This study analyzes the feasibility of copper supply for China's carbon-neutrality transition, examining how circularity (recycling), process decarbonization, and import flexibility interact. It highlights supply-demand gaps for a metal cri…

Negin Salimi, Stijn van Hiele

Based on 15 interviews across six Dutch municipalities, this study examines how local governments rely on contingent workers to meet energy transition mandates, creating dependency and knowledge-loss risks. Short contracts and temporary sub…

Mahmut Sami Duran, Stephen Taiwo Onifade, Şeyma Bozkaya +1

Using FMOLS/DOLS on 1990–2022 data for China, the USA, and India, this study examines how tech-innovation, renewable energy, and globalization affect CO2, CH4, and NO2 emissions. Tech-innovation and renewables significantly cut CO2 and CH4,…

Diajeng Bunga Az-Zahra, H. Hashim, Yus Rusdian Akhmad

This bibliometric study maps 654 Scopus articles (2020-2025) on nuclear energy financing. Techno-economic assessment (capital cost, LCOE, feasibility) remains dominant, but recent work increasingly links nuclear to investment structures, po…

Nariman Pashayev, Ziyafat Aghayev, Xatira Maharramova +1

This study assesses the green energy transition in Azerbaijan's East Zangezur region as a multidimensional model spanning technology, social welfare, ecology, and international cooperation. It reports that small hydropower alone avoided 225…

Сухроб Холматов, Samariddin Makhmudov, Хулкар Зуннунова +4

Using 2000–2024 data for four Central Asian countries within a STIRPAT framework, this study identifies determinants of GHG emission growth. Energy intensity is the dominant driver, while renewable energy adoption and technological innovati…

Caroline Zimm, Benigna Boza‐Kiss, Nuno Bento

This study uses an accounting model to compare supply- and demand-side interventions for Austria's energy security across buildings, transport, and industry. It finds demand-side actions outperform import diversification in bolstering resil…

Shaista Banu Harris, Kavitha A. Karkera, Bharathi V. Kalmath +3

Argues that a sustainable future requires integrating energy innovation, infrastructure, and climate research into one engineering framework. Drawing on IPCC, IEA, and IRENA data, it reviews climate threats to infrastructure and the global …

Eman Alenzy, Nouf Alnafisah

First study linking tourism development to renewable energy capacity share across six GCC countries (2014–2024, balanced panel of 66 observations). Using CIPS unit root tests and fixed-effects estimation, tourism receipts and FDI show signi…

Obinya, C. D., Youdeowei, P. O., Gobo, A. E., Alazigha, N. & Dollah, O. C

An empirical study of renewable energy adoption and energy transition in Nigeria's South-South region, examining trajectories, determinants, challenges, and state-level variation. It aims to clarify how policy and institutional factors shap…