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Indonesia's housing sector faces a persistent housing backlog alongside heavy reliance on carbon-intensive construction materials. Although timber is widely recognized as a low-carbon material within circular bioeconomy ...

The green economy spans interrelated domains—climate change and social equity, sectoral decarbonization, markets and ESG investment, and environmental health. Understanding how these dimensions interact is critical for...

The maritime sector, responsible for around 2.9% of global greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, is under increasing pressure to decarbonize towards the International Maritime Organization’s (IMO) 2050 targets. A number of e...

This research introduces a hybrid modeling framework that combines intricate combustion dynamics with machine learning (ML) to facilitate the decarbonization and retrofitting of traditional diesel engines utilizing Hydro...

The urgency of decarbonization has generated increasing interest in using mission-oriented innovation policies to achieve net-zero emissions. An energy transformation, however, requires managing a much more complex portf...

Indonesia’s power sector is still dominated by fossil fuels, which makes it difficult for the country to meet its climate goals. This study develops an integrated modeling framework to evaluate long term decarbonizatio...

Abstract The article presents an interdisciplinary study examining the environmental and economic implications of introducing low-carbon fuels in coastal shipping. The main focus is on the comparison of alternative energ...

Artificial photosynthesis of hydrocarbons from carbon dioxide (CO2) has the potential to provide renewable fuels at the scale needed to meet global decarbonization targets. However, CO2 is a notoriously inert molecule an...

This paper examines the long- and short-run relationships between innovation (INNO), carbon dioxide emissions (CO2), real economic activity (GDP), foreign direct investment (FDI), trade openness (TRAD), and renewable ene...

Carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS) technology is an essential component of China's strategy to achieve carbon neutrality. It represents the necessary pathway for near-zero emissions from fossil fuels and pro...

University students, as future decision-makers and practitioners, play a pivotal role in advancing carbon neutrality by 2060. Their awareness and behaviors are highly malleable during university education, with long-term...

IntroductionAmid rising concerns over the fragility of global cereal supply chains under geopolitical tensions, infrastructure underutilization, and decarbonization pressures, this study examines how counterfactual reall...

Abstract The dual pressures of climate change and industrial water scarcity demand integrated solutions that jointly decarbonize power supply and reduce freshwater dependency. This study presents a site-specific, techno-...

The technology of synthesis of inorganic binder material based on sodium tripolyphosphate Na5P3O10 and orthophosphoric acid has been developed. The sequence of physicochemical transformations in this system, as well as t...

Nearly Zero Energy Buildings (NZEBs) are pivotal in addressing the escalating energy and environmental challenges of hot climates, where extreme cooling demands and reliance on fossil fuels intensify carbon footprints. T...

Abstract As global efforts to address climate change continue, digital assets such as regenerative finance (ReFi) and renewable energy tokens are gaining attention in the context of financing decarbonization and clean en...

This comprehensive review examines the synergistic integration of climate mitigation strategies and circular economy (CE) principles as a pathway toward achieving global carbon neutrality. While traditional mitigation me...

This article examines variation in green industrial policies for electrified vehicles (EVs) in Brazil and Mexico. Both are middle-income democracies with significant automotive sectors, yet they have adopted distinct tec...

Abstract The pressing demand for decarbonization within the context of economic development has generated substantial opportunities for the rapid growth of renewable energy. Consequently, further research is essential to...