The development of the carbon capture, utilization and storage (CCUS) supply chain will
require the establishment of a regulatory and legal regime, both at the international and …

Currently, there is much concern about traditional energy transition owing to the
exacerbation of various environmental issues. As a highly developed industry in terms of …

The current failure of carbon price signals is hindering the orderly operation of the carbon
market. Based on a statistical review, this study extends the systematic theoretical framework …

Abstract Emissions Trading Schemes (ETS) rely on market signals like price stability and
predictability, which are affected by the volatility of the financial market and the energy …

This paper analyzes the overall and time-varying efficiency of China's carbon market, which
is crucial for carbon risk management and policymaking. Due to the severe illiquidity …

In theory, by establishing a price for greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, an Emissions
Trading System (ETS) promises to encourage a shift away from carbon-intensive electricity …

The common characterisation of European Union (EU) and Russian external energy
relations as liberal versus realist does not do justice to the efforts of both entities to shape …

This article examines the principle of legal certainty in the context of low-carbon investment
in the electricity sector. It analyses the interpretation and functions of legal certainty as a …

Natural gas, as a transition fuel, is considered essential for China's decarbonization and
local air protection policy, yet the regulatory structure China relies on to promote gas use …

The urgency of addressing climate change and reducing carbon emissions necessitates the
establishment of effective carbon markets. Our paper focuses on assessing and interpreting …