Vol.2 2026 - Issue 1
Open Access
23 September 2026
Hydrogen Mobility Technologies for Emerging Markets: A Dual-Readiness, Techno-Economic and Well-to-Wheel Assessment with a Türkiye Case Study
Abstract Hydrogen is widely proposed for the freight and heavy-duty segments that resist direct electrification, but the supporting evidence has been developed largely for high-income markets and is split across separate literatures on technology readiness, production cost and vehicle economics, none of which answers the question facing an emerging-market decision-maker: whether a given hydrogen technolog [...] Read more.
Open Access
11 May 2026
Panchamrit Under Scrutiny: Assessing India's Net-Zero 2070 Commitment
Abstract The article briefly comments on the “Net-Zero by 2070” ambition which India has promised at the COP 26. It assesses the feasibility of this target from technical and financial angle, and underscores some of the key underlying challenges, such as greenwashing. From a technical standpoint, article derives a practical challenge related to grid integration of renewable energy sources, utility of isol [...] Read more.
Open Access
30 April 2026
Carbon Materials for Engineering Active Metal Structures and Reaction Microenvironments in Thermal Catalysis: A Review
Abstract Carbon-based materials have demonstrated remarkable potential in heterogeneous catalysis for chemical synthesis, energy conversion, and environmental remediation, owing to their tunable structural properties. In this review, we summarize recent progress in carbon materials optimizing catalytic performance mainly from three aspects: (i) modulation of the geometric and electronic structures of acti [...] Read more.
Open Access
19 November 2025
The Blueprint for a Win-Win Pathway of Climate and Biodiversity
Abstract Climate change and biodiversity loss are intertwining at an unprecedented pace, weaving a profound systemic crisis. To address this dual challenge synergistically, this paper proposes a five-dimensional integrated governance framework aimed at achieving a climate-biodiversity win-win. This framework systematically integrates five key dimensions—scientific assessment, spatial optimization, ecologi [...] Read more.