To address climate change, countries must decarbonize and shift to renewable energy.
Renewables like solar and wind are mineral intensive, meaning the world must rapidly scale …

Highlights•Decarbonization raises concerns: affordability, job displacement, global
cooperation, and fair distribution of costs/benefits.•Distributive justice, intergenerational …

Hydrogen produced from renewable energy is being promoted to decarbonise global
energy systems. To support this energy transition, standards, certification, and labelling …

Solar energy installations are transforming urban and rural landscapes, with diverse
socioeconomic and environmental impacts on local populations. Social acceptance of solar …

This Perspective overviews the role and potential impact of artificial intelligence (AI) in
accelerating the transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy technologies and systems …

The transition to a green economy for any country is crucial for the sustainability
development of the economy, environment, society, and governance (EESG). A green …

A conceptual framework is constructed to discuss the Energy Transformation Efficiency and
the Energy Transformation Justice for Carbon Neutrality and sustainable development. Both …

This article aims to analyze the challenges that arise for organizations when they make
carbon neutrality commitments, the practices involved in implementing those commitments …

Green energy transition models provide frameworks for policymakers, businesses, and
stakeholders to plan and implement the shift toward more sustainable energy systems …

Dye-sensitized solar cells assembled with aqueous electrolytes are emerging as a
sustainable photovoltaic technology suitable for safe indoor and portable electronics use …