Does the COVID-19 pandemic derail US-China collaboration on carbon neutrality research? A survey

Carbon-Neutrality Research in China—Trends and Emerging Themes

“…The search results showed that the number of bibliometric studies in envi-ronmental science increased from 7 in 2005 to 1027 in 2022. Among all these bibliometric studies in environmental science, nine of them focused on carbon neutrality in the building sector [31], in the construction industry [32], from the global health perspective [33], from the forest management perspective [34], research changes due to the COVID-19 [35], and in a general sense [36][37][38][39]. Additionally, there was another bibliometric study on climate change that has implications on carbon neutrality [40].…”

Evidence from China's shipping sector on the impact of fiscal measures in enabling a low-carbon economic transition

“…According to a study by Ref. [ 21 ], technology was crucial in improving environmental quality in 12 Asian economies between 2010 and 2022. An empirical analysis of the most visited countries revealed that technology moderated in reducing transportation-related carbon emissions [ 22 ].…”

Assessing energy consumption and economic growth interrelations in Asia-Pacific: A multivariate approach with panel FMOLS and bootstrap Granger causality tests

“…Initiatives are underway to diminish reliance on electricity generated from fossil fuels, with plans to expand electrical capacity significantly over the next five years. The government unveiled its 15th four-year strategy for driving growth in April 2021, aiming to elevate energy production from 2200 GW at the close of 2020–3000 GW by 2025 [ 4 ]. Rising global commodity prices underscore the imperative of safeguarding energy autonomy, prompting investments in alternative energy sources and infrastructure upgrades.…”