Energy Transition: A Pathway to Addressing Climate Change and Carbon Emissions
A special issue of Energies (ISSN 1996-1073). This special issue belongs to the section "B1: Energy and Climate Change".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 30 August 2026 | Viewed by 253
Editor
Interests: energy economics; economics of regulation; environment economics; corporate finance
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Dear Colleagues,
The relationship between energy transition, carbon emissions and climate change has been a highly discussed topic over the last few years. As the transformation of an energy system, the energy transition is much more than simply the shift from fossil fuels to renewables in order to tackle climate change by cutting carbon emissions, which is the main contributor of global warming from energy use. It is a major structural change both to energy supply and demand—requiring new energy sources. Moreover, the tension between energy supply and climate policies must be maintained; it can neither be forgotten nor faced as an insurmountable dilemma. Sustainable approaches are needed. Analyzing the relationship between these factors is now perceived as highly complex, as the transition's success depends on integrating clean technologies; technological innovation for energy generation, distribution, consumption and storage; and efficiency within the framework of public policies as well as capital allocation and risk mitigation.
Prof. Dr. Isabel Soares
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- impacts of climate change on the availability of specific renewable energy sources
- availability of materials and rare earths
- the potential of nuclear and biofuels in the energy transition
- carbon removal technologies such as carbon capture and storage and direct carbon capture
- investment needs in renewable sectors and their financing
- energy demand efficiency and saving
- stranded assets
- carbon taxes
- digitalization
- artificial intelligence and energy transition
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