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Carbon Management call for papers

Current call-for-papers opportunities for Carbon Management. Ranking signals: Indexed (Active), JIF 3.2. Use the official publisher page to verify scope and submission rules.

Accepting CFPs for Carbon Management

Challenges and Solutions for Carbon Dioxide Removal: From Governance and Regulation to Monitoring and Sustainability

Deadline 2026-11-13Taylor & FrancisIndexed (Active)

Journal: Carbon Management

The goal of the Paris Agreement, to limit global average temperature increase to well below 2°C, requires global carbon dioxide (CO₂) emissions to reach net zero by 2050 or soon thereafter (IPCC 2018, 2022). Achieving “net zero CO₂” means that, alongside deep reductions in anthropogenic emissions, any residual CO₂ must be compensated by carbon dioxide removal (CDR)*. In addition, the lack of progress on emission red…

Biomass and Bioenergy in Pathways Towards Low-Carbon Futures

Deadline 2027-05-07Taylor & FrancisIndexed (Active)

Journal: Carbon Management

Many scenarios achieving ambitious climate targets include significant contributions from bioenergy and other biobased products, often combined with carbon capture and storage to achieve negative emissions. Still, studies differ significantly in terms of the potential and usage of biomass at global and regional levels. This is partly due to uncertainties surrounding the availability and competitiveness of non-biomas…

AI-Powered Paradigm Shift in Global Carbon Management: Impacts, Frontiers, and Challenges

Deadline 2027-05-28Taylor & FrancisIndexed (Active)

Journal: Carbon Management

Climate change has emerged as one of the most formidable challenges confronting human society in the 21st century. Carbon management, as a central pillar of climate crisis response, is undergoing a profound transformation—shifting from traditional manual accounting and static reporting toward intelligent, dynamic, and end-to-end governance. In recent years, the rapid advancement of artificial intelligence technologi…

Clean Energy Transition and Resource-Material Efficiency: Targeting SDGs 7, 12, and 13

Deadline 2027-09-02Taylor & FrancisIndexed (Active)

Journal: Carbon Management

The global challenge of achieving SDGs 7 and 12 remains one of humanity's most pressing concerns. SDGs 7 and 12 respectively aim to ‘ ensure access to affordable, reliable, sustainable and modern energy for all ’ and ‘ ensure sustainable consumption and production patterns .’ The key targets include​ carbon mitigation, promoting energy clean energy access, resources and material efficiency, etc, which are aligned wi…

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