Global greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions can be traced to five economic sectors: energy,
industry, buildings, transport and AFOLU (agriculture, forestry and other land uses). In this …

The cement industry faces a number of challenges that include depleting fossil fuel reserves,
scarcity of raw materials, perpetually increasing demand for cements and concretes …

OECD countries are at the forefront of sustainable development and working in several
domains, including energy efficiency, environmental taxes, and the development of green …

G7-countries have pivotal collaborations in several domains, including energy efficiency to
realize energy security and subside greenhouse gas emissions. In this respect, research on …

Fostering energy efficiency is one of the most effective ways to sustain economic growth
while addressing climate change and limiting emissions. On the other hand, the pattern of …

Global industrialization and urbanization processes enabled a diverse cement production
boom over the past three decades, as cement is the most important building construction …

Industrial energy efficiency has raised to the top of European energy policy agenda, and
particular efforts should be placed to tackle the barriers to energy efficiency of small and non …

Carbon emission is a prime reason for global warming. There are various industrial
processes which discharge significant amount of carbon dioxide to the atmosphere. Carbon …

This study evaluates the energy efficiency trends of five energy-intensive industries in 23
European Union (EU) countries over the period 2000–2009. In particular, the performance of …

Natural resource extraction is a critical driver of many countries' economic growth and
development. Given the significance of resource extraction for RCEP countries, this study …