GX & Decarbonization Research

Feyisayo Michael Ogunyemi

This paper compares major carbon accounting and disclosure frameworks—GHG Protocol, ISO 14064, CSRD, SEC climate rules, and ISSB—highlighting divergences in scope boundaries, verification, and Scope 3 treatment that create compliance burden…

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Using an enhanced multi-regional input-output model, the study traces embodied CO2 emissions in global energy trade projected to 2025. It finds China and Russia are net exporters (~4.3 GtCO2) while the EU and US are net importers, displacin…

Yao TONG, Yoshiaki Shimazaki, Ken-ichi HASEGAWA +2

This study presents a structural attribution approach for embodied carbon emissions using regional input-output tables, clarifying which final demand categories and production activities drive emissions. It helps identify emission hotspots …

Jakub Machovec

This thesis presents a practical approach to measuring, managing, and reducing corporate carbon footprints. Using a Czech dietary supplement manufacturer as a case study, it calculates 2024 base-year emissions per GHG Protocol, finding Scop…

Guangyu He, Huan Zhou, Chen Wang +3

This paper proposes a method for dynamically tracking product carbon footprints by inferring emissions from electricity consumption. It enables near-real-time accounting and more granular GHG management at the product level. Potential appli…

Jaakko Peltokorpi, Saija Vatanen, C. H. Glock

This publication provides guidance on greenhouse gas accounting specifically for manufacturing companies, covering scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions. It aims to help manufacturers measure and report their carbon footprint accurately to meet discl…

Andreas Geß, Irene Viola, Silvia Miretti +4

This study integrates Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) with animal welfare (cortisol accumulation) analysis for two sheep farming systems in northern Italy (semi-extensive and semi-intensive). The intensive farm showed lower global warming poten…

Han Zhao, Weiyi Liao, Lin Fu +5

This study assesses the carbon footprint of China's healthcare system from a global perspective, identifying multi-dimensional hotspots for greenhouse gas emissions. It provides a sector-level inventory and pinpoints priority areas for deca…

Shanshan Zheng, N.A.K. Nandasena, Cheng Chen +1

Using OECD input-output data, this study estimates embodied carbon emissions in maritime transport across BRICS (1995–2018) under producer, consumer, and shared responsibility frameworks. China and South Africa show export-driven emissions,…

Saad Bin Shams, Andreas Kind, Florian Ansgar Jaeger +4

This paper presents TSX, a trustworthy supply chain exchange for product carbon footprint (PCF) sharing. Using AnonCreds verifiable credentials with selective disclosure and blockchain, it enables dynamic, authentic, and integrity-protected…

Mara Neef

This study develops the Carbon Budget Compliance (CBC) method, a life-cycle-based model for automotive OEMs to forecast absolute CO2 emissions and assess carbon budget alignment. Applied to Volkswagen, it analyzes the leverage of renewable …

Benjamin Goldstein, Rylie E. O. Pelton, Dimitrios Gounaridis +3

This study quantifies and maps GHG emissions from beef, chicken, and pork consumption ('carbon hoofprint') for all 3,531 U.S. cities using supply chain models and spatial carbon accounting. Total emissions are 329 MtCO2e, with per-capita fo…

Peter Holzapfel, Vanessa Bach, Florian Ansgar Jaeger +1

This paper provides the first systematic analysis of the primary data share (PDS) indicator for product carbon footprint specificity. It compares definitions from Pathfinder, Catena-X, and Together for Sustainability, highlighting challenge…

Tobias Ströher, Marc-Fabian Körner, Felix Paetzold +1

This paper proposes a framework for automated data sharing to extend carbon accounting beyond organizational boundaries, addressing the Scope 3 emissions gap. It highlights that upstream Scope 3 emissions can account for up to 80% of total …

Petra Zsuzsa Lévay, Josefine Vanhille, Tim Goedemé +1

This study empirically examines how Belgian households' carbon footprints vary with socio-economic characteristics such as income and household composition, providing evidence for distributional analysis and equitable climate policy design.

Mengqi Huang, Xilin Chen, Jelena Ninić +2

This paper proposes a framework that integrates embodied carbon assessment with construction feasibility for prefabricated stations. It enables emissions-informed decision-making during the construction phase, contributing to low-carbon inf…

Prof. Dr. Syed Shabib-ul-Hassan Muhammad Nabeel Ashraf

This paper performs a carbon accounting of Hamdard University in Pakistan for 2018, estimating total GHG emissions of 1,786.2 tCO2-e using GHG Protocol and IPCC emission factors. Scope 1 (transport fuel combustion) accounts for 54.14%, Scop…

Eva Rawlings Parker, Isabella J. Tan, Misha Rosenbach

Healthcare contributes 5% of global GHG emissions, 80% from supply chains and pharma. This perspective argues for integrating life cycle assessments (LCAs) into dermatology prescribing, using atopic dermatitis as a case. Biologics have a hi…

Víctor Andrés Cloquell Ballester, Vanesa G. Lo-Iacono-Ferreira, Miguel Ángel Artacho‐Ramírez +1

This study applies a national methodology to compute Scope 1, 2, and 3 carbon footprint for Valencia Port, finding ship traffic and cruises dominate Scope 3, building lighting drives Scope 2, and diesel leads Scope 1. Despite a 24% traffic …

Rachel Shin, Cory Searcy

This study investigates the challenges and benefits of GHG accounting in Ontario's craft beer industry. A case study found Scope 3 emissions accounted for 46.4% of total GHGs, mainly from barley agriculture, transportation, and bottle produ…