Energy Transition towards Carbon Neutrality
A topical collection in Energies (ISSN 1996-1073). This collection belongs to the section "B: Energy and Environment".
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Interests: energy system complexity; energy economics and policy; climate change and carbon emission reduction; natural resources and environmental management and policy; energy transition
2. University of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing 100049, China
Interests: industrial ecology; dynamic material flow analysis; integrated assessment modelling; sustainable resources management; sustainability of emerging technologies; material–energy–water–climate nexus
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Dear Colleagues,
The Collection Editors are inviting submissions to a Collection of Energies on the subject of “Energy Transition towards Carbon Neutrality”.
Carbon peaking and neutralization are significant to limit the temperature increase to well below 2 °C and avoid the negative impacts of climate change caused by the sharp increase in carbon dioxide emissions. Global transition in the energy, transportation, buildings, industry, and agriculture sectors is the key to achieving the goal of carbon peak and neutralization. The transition, however, is a complex and daunting challenge that requires different stakeholders, including governments, industries, researchers, and societies, to intertwine to identify low emission development pathways and to cope with various challenges and risks.
This Special Issue focuses on analyzing carbon emission mitigation pathways in different sectors and accepts contributions that address mainly energy economics, policy, and technological innovations, which have been playing an increasing role in the realization of global energy transition in recent years. Particular attention is devoted to exploring the dynamics and effects of carbon neutrality goal using different approaches and models of sustainable energy supply and demand in terms of resources and environmental impacts.
Invited topics for this Special Issue include but are not limited to:
- Energy–material–carbon nexus;
- Energy–water–food nexus;
- Advances in energy supply and demand technologies;
- Advances in energy storage technologies;
- Technological advances in carbon intensive industries; and
- The role of society in energy transition.
Prof. Dr. Shen Lei
Prof. Dr. Ayman Elshkaki
Collection Editors
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Keywords
- energy–material nexus
- clean and renewable energy utilization
- energy consumption and power supply
- energy policy modeling
- electrification of transport and industry
- sustainable energy consumption and conservation