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    • 202612
    • 20259

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    1. Review

      Artificial Intelligence as a Compounding Enabler in the Implementation of Green Energy Technology Policies in South Africa

      Green Technology & Innovation · Volume 2 · pp. 371–386 · 2 July 2026 · PDF

      Vilakazi, S. and Sevhake, M.

      …igence (AI) functions as a compounding factor to support the execution of green energy technology policies within South Africa. We contend that artificial intelligence has shifted from a peripheral technological resource to a mechanical imperative for policy e…

    2. Review

      Review of Recent Developments in Thermochemical Energy Storage Materials and Systems

      Research and Reviews in Sustainability · Volume 2 · pp. 124–148 · 5 March 2026 · PDF

      Zhang, Y., Aydin, D., Jarimi, H. and Kutlu, C.

      Thermochemical energy storage (TES) is emerging as a transformative solution for enhancing thermal energy management in buildings and industrial applications. Unlike conventional sensible and latent heat storage, TES systems store energy through reversible che…

    3. Review

      Thermochemical Energy Storage for Renewable Grids: A Critical Review of Materials, Reactor Architectures, and Integration Strategies

      Research and Reviews in Sustainability · Volume 2 · pp. 17–37 · 3 February 2026 · PDF

      Riffat, J. and Samaei, S.R.

      Thermochemical energy storage (TCES) has gained increasing attention as a practical pathway for achieving reliable, long-duration energy storage in systems dominated by intermittent renewable generation. Unlike conventional thermal storage, TCES relies on reve…

    4. Review

      A Review of Energy Efficiency Strategies in Smart Buildings: Integrating Occupant Comfort, HVAC Optimisation, and Building Automation

      Research and Reviews in Sustainability · Volume 1 · pp. 48–60 · 29 October 2025 · PDF

      Onweh, C.C., Al-Habaibeh, A. and Manu, E.

      …the Internet of Things technologies is transforming how smart buildings balance energy efficiency with occupant comfort. This systematic literature review synthesises research findings published between 2015 and 2025, drawing on 52 peer-reviewed studies alongs…

    5. Review

      Artificial Intelligence in Renewable Energy: A Systematic Review of Trends in Solar, Wind, and Smart Grid Applications

      Research and Reviews in Sustainability · Volume 1 · pp. 1–22 · 1 August 2025 · PDF

      Razak, T.R., Ismail, M.H., Darus, M.Y., Jarimi, H. and Su, Y.

      Artificial Intelligence (AI) revolutionizes the renewable energy sector by enabling advanced forecasting, real-time optimization, and autonomous system control. As global efforts toward decarbonization intensify, AI applications have rapidly expanded across va…

    6. Review

      Review of Recent Solar-Powered Cooling Systems

      Research and Reviews in Sustainability · Volume 2 · pp. 102–123 · 5 March 2026 · PDF

      Zheng, T., Jarimi, H. and Su, Y.

      …nisms. The findings indicate that while solar cooling systems offer significant energy savings and carbon emission reductions, several technical, economic, and operational challenges remain. Key issues include the intermittency of solar energy, efficiency limi…

    7. Review

      Recycled Metal Utilization on the Microstructure and Mechanical Properties of Casting Alloys

      Green Technology & Innovation · Volume 2 · pp. 102–112 · 19 March 2026 · PDF

      Gürkan, D.

      …dry applications, covering microstructural evolution, mechanical properties and energy efficiency. The aim is to make an integrated assessment of the scientific findings and industrial practices that underpin the wider adoption of recycled feedstock in metal c…

    8. Review

      A Review on Daylighting Prediction by Using Artificial Neural Network Techniques

      Energy Catalyst · Volume 2 · pp. 4–37 · 6 April 2026 · PDF

      Zhang, L. and Su, Y.

      Daylighting is a key renewable strategy in sustainable building design, reducing energy use while improving visual comfort and productivity. However, predicting daylight performance is complex due to nonlinear interactions among many variables, limiting tradit…

    9. Review

      Carbon Neutrality Strategy and Advancements in China's Building Sector

      Global Decarbonisation · Volume 1 · pp. 1–19 · 19 September 2025 · PDF

      Zhu, Y.

      …d countries’ mistakes in carbon emission reduction, which were preceded by high energy consumption before their carbon peak, has become a critical issue. Given that construction- related carbon emissions account for one-third of total societal carbon emissions…

    10. Review

      Passive Architectural Design Parameters for Indoor Thermal Performance in Tropical Savannah, Nigeria: A Review of Residential Buildings

      Research and Reviews in Sustainability · Volume 2 · pp. 317–336 · 20 August 2026 · PDF

      Moral, B.

      Residential cooling is among the fastest-growing energy burdens in Nigeria, where households account for a dominant share of national electricity demand and where grid supply remains intermittent. The tropical savannah (Köppen Aw) belt that spans the country's…

    11. Review

      Design-operation-performance coupling in contemporary HVAC systems: A system-level review

      Green Technology & Innovation · Volume 2 · pp. 267–293 · 1 June 2026 · PDF

      Yilmaz, Y.N., Alvur, E., Cuce, P.M. and Cuce, E.

      Heating, ventilation, and air-conditioning (HVAC) systems play a decisive role in the energy consumption, indoor environmental quality, and carbon footprint of contemporary buildings. Despite significant advances in high-efficiency equipment and control techno…

    12. Review

      Integrated Strategies to Enhance Lipid Productivity in Microalgae for Sustainable Biodiesel Production

      Green Technology & Innovation · Volume 2 · pp. 224–251 · 6 May 2026 · PDF

      Binhweel, F., Makaranga, A., Ahmad, M.I., Pavan Jutur, P., Salikin, N.H. and Shakir, M.A.

      …ae as a renewable and scalable source for biodiesel, contributing toward global energy sustainability.…

    13. Review

      Modular Construction and Climate Change Mitigation: Lifecycle Carbon Impacts of Prefabricated Housing Systems

      Global Decarbonisation · Volume 2 · pp. 161–182 · 21 August 2026 · PDF

      Moral, B. and Idakwoji, W.

      The construction sector accounts for approximately 38% of global energy-related carbon dioxide (CO₂) emissions, yet evidence on whether modular and prefabricated housing genuinely reduces whole-life carbon remains fragmented and context-specific. This paper sy…

    14. Review

      Computational Fluid Dynamics in Hybrid Passive–Active Heat Recovery Systems for High-Performance Buildings: A Critical Review

      Global Decarbonisation · Volume 2 · pp. 54–89 · 20 May 2026 · PDF

      Riffat, J. and Samaei, S.R.

      …performance buildings as a practical response to the growing pressure for lower energy use and more stable indoor environmental conditions. These systems combine passive heat transfer elements, such as heat pipes, with limited mechanical ventilation support in…

    15. Review

      A review on the chemical and physical characteristics of biodiesels produced from animal fat waste

      Research and Reviews in Sustainability · Volume 2 · pp. 38–56 · 3 February 2026 · PDF

      Binhweel, F., Shalfoh, E., Senusi, W. and Alsaadi, S.

      Biodiesel is a promising and eco-friendly energy resource that can substitute conventional diesel. It can be derived from both plant and animal-based feedstocks. Animal fat waste (AFW) is oil-rich material that can serve as a viable and affordable feedstock fo…

    16. Review

      Mechanistic insights of Cystobasidium slooffiae JSUX1: Yeast-derived microbial fuel cells and conversion of organic wastes to electricity

      Green Technology & Innovation · Volume 1 · pp. 1–13 · 12 November 2025 · PDF

      Moradian, J.M., Ali, A. and Pei, G.

      The pursuit of sustainable energy from abundant and renewable waste biomass has positioned microbial fuel cells (MFCs) as a capable technology. While bacterial MFCs are widely studied, yeast-based MFCs offer advantages in safety, ease of handling, and broader…

    17. Review

      Evaporative Cooling Technologies: From Past to Present

      Global Decarbonisation · Volume 1 · pp. 1–40 · 20 June 2025 · PDF

      Cuce, P.M.

      …d the scope and efficiency of evaporative cooling. These modern systems address energy efficiency and sustainability concerns, particularly in arid and semi-arid climates, offering cost-effective alternatives to conventional air conditioning. Despite challenge…

    18. Review

      Controllable Supercooling in Phase Change Materials-Advances in Triggering Methods, Lab-Scale Investigations, and Prototype Demonstrations

      Global Decarbonisation · Volume 1 · pp. 1–25 · 25 July 2025 · PDF

      Jarimi, H., Aydin, D., Su, Y. and Riffat, S.

      Supercooled Phase Change Materials (PCMs) offer significant advantages for thermal energy storage by enabling latent heat retention over extended periods with minimal loss. However, controlling crystallization in supercooled states remains a critical challenge…

    19. Review

      Impact of chimney design on maximum velocity in SCPPs

      Global Decarbonisation · Volume 1 · pp. 1–30 · 19 December 2025 · PDF

      Cuce, P.M., Cuce, E., Sen, H., Alvur, E. and Güçlü, T.

      Solar chimney power plants (SCs) are sustainable solar energy systems that offer the opportunity to generate electricity from the sun, which is a clean energy source. The system is remarkable with its simple structure consisting of a collector, chimney, and tu…

    20. Review

      Advances, Applications, and Future Directions of Structural Health Monitoring in Civil Infrastructure: A Comprehensive Review

      Energy Catalyst · Volume 1 · pp. 127–140 · 3 December 2025 · PDF

      Riffat, J., Samaei, S.R. and Pastakkaya, B.

      Structural Health Monitoring (SHM) has emerged as a core discipline in modern civil engineering, providing a systematic means to safeguard the safety, durability, and long-term functionality of infrastructure. This review synthesizes current advancements in SH…

    21. Review

      Recent Advances in Perovskite–Silicon Tandem Solar Cells: Progress, Challenges, and Pathways to Commercialisation

      Energy Catalyst · Volume 1 · pp. 113–126 · 28 October 2025 · PDF

      Riffat, J. and Samaei, S.R.

      Perovskite–silicon tandem solar cells are emerging as a credible route beyond the limits of single junction silicon. Pairing a wide bandgap perovskite top cell with a silicon bottom cell broadens spectral harvesting while reducing thermal and transmission loss…

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