GX & Decarbonization Research

Muhammad Firstiawan Akbar, Suhaidar, Nur Ahmad Ricky Rudianto +1

This study examines how socioeconomic characteristics and governance perceptions influence public acceptance of nuclear energy in Indonesia's energy transition. Using survey data from 189 residents, it finds that age negatively affects acce…

Tamíris da Costa, Nicholas M. Holden, Daniele Costa +1

The transition to sustainable energy systems is recognized as a complex challenge beyond low-carbon technology deployment. This book explores innovations, impacts, and pathways to balance energy and environmental sustainability.

Sibongiseni Gaqa, Linda Z. Linganiso

This review summarizes recent advances in upgrading biomass-derived products (biogas, biochar, bio-oil) for industrial applications. It highlights methane reforming for syngas production and integration of thermochemical processes with circ…

Francisco R. Trejo-Macotela

This chapter examines blockchain as a digital infrastructure for decentralized energy markets, focusing on transparency, verifiability, and automated compliance in peer-to-peer electricity trading. It discusses legal challenges such as data…

Yun Li, Amena Sibghatullah, Firdaus Abdullah +3

Using annual data from 2000 to 2023 and a QARDL model, this study examines how natural resources, carbon finance, fintech, and financial inclusion affect energy efficiency in China. Fintech consistently improves energy efficiency in both th…

Joao Gabriel Rosa, Fabiano Armellini, Jean‐Marc Robert

This paper develops a scenario planning approach for the adaptation of gas stations to transport electrification, using a Canadian case (Quebec). Combining field observation, task analysis, PESTEL scanning, and a Delphi method, it construct…

Ana Lia Guerrero

This paper analyzes how global actors dispute and shape hegemonic narratives around critical minerals and the corporate energy transition from a South American critical perspective. It argues that under a decarbonization discourse, the corp…

Daniel Auerbach, Cole Schliebe, Arielle d’Arge

This review critically examines contradictions of the just energy transition, arguing that renewable energy growth has not displaced fossil fuels and participation is limited. By synthesizing Mészáros and Lefebvre, it highlights how capital…

Pariman Boostani, Giuseppe Pellegrini‐Masini, Jørgen Klein

This qualitative study explores barriers and drivers for vulnerable groups' participation in energy communities in Norway and Denmark. Key enablers include community engagement and environmental awareness; barriers include inadequate polici…

Mohsin Jamil, M Li, Amin Etminan

This study proposes and evaluates an AC-coupled hybrid distribution microgrid for remote off-grid communities in Canada, using Black Tickle as a case. The optimized configuration achieves 86.7% wind penetration and 100% supply reliability, …

Zahoor Ahmed

This review analyzes why Pakistan fails to harness its renewable energy potential, using frameworks of path dependency, rent-seeking, and energy justice. It finds that fossil fuel lock-in, elite capture, and institutional weaknesses hinder …

Darren McCauley

This paper re-evaluates procurement policies for small modular reactors (SMRs) in the UK through the lens of a just transition. It examines social equity, local employment, and stakeholder engagement, highlighting policy gaps and opportunit…

Mikołaj Ostraszewski, Bartosz Kaźmierczak, Jakub Jurasz

This paper examines hydrological and geotechnical constraints for pumped hydropower energy storage in sedimentary opencast mines in post-lignite regions. It identifies a temporal mismatch between mine closure and storage infrastructure deve…

Karina Standal, Ayushi Saharan, Solveig Aamodt +1

This empirical study analyzes justice trade-offs and benefits of energy efficiency transition in the Indian brick industry. It finds that current policies favor entrepreneurs with existing resources, potentially reproducing socio-economic i…

Yao Lu, Zhiqiang Lin, Yuzhen Yuan +4

This study conducts a dynamic lifecycle analysis of mining trucks, evaluating nonlinear impacts of electrification and energy transition pathways, offering insights for decarbonization in the mining sector.

Domenico Palladino, Silvia Di Turi, Iole Nardi +1

This study evaluates hybrid heating systems (heat pump + gas boiler) for retrofitting Italian residential buildings via large-scale simulation. Non-renewable primary energy reduces 39-44% and CO2 emissions 50-58%, though total primary energ…

Delfin-Ortega OV

This study analyzes transport CO₂ emissions across 44 countries (1990-2024), finding robust evidence for the Environmental Kuznets Curve. Renewable energy and innovation significantly reduce emissions (elasticities -0.39 and -0.61), while i…

Fan H, Yang Z

This study analyzes green shipping corridors using text mining on Global Maritime Forum reports from 2021-2025. It identifies four key bottlenecks: alternative fuels, port infrastructure, market demand, and governance. Temporal analysis sho…

Jongho Won, Yewon Lee, Jinhee Park +1

This study maps county-level workplace-based GHG emissions across the contiguous U.S. and examines how emission concentrations correlate with development intensity and commute vehicle miles traveled (VMT) per worker. High-emitting counties …

Xiaojing Sui, Wenjie Dai, Bochen Jiang +1

This paper systematically reviews green energy materials and technologies for ships, including solar PV, wind, fuel cells, LNG, methanol, and hydrogen, in the context of IMO's net-zero framework and national policies. It analyzes engineerin…