How organizations can use carbon emissions data to achieve carbon neutrality

Abstract

To help China achieve the "dual carbon" goal at an early date and mitigate global climate change brought about by the greenhouse effect, people are increasingly interested in topics such as carbon neutrality, sustainability, and energy, which has led to apparent changes in many cross-disciplinary disciplines. While upgrading the organization industry, people often neglect to implement measures from the energy side. The study is based on 492 articles retrieved from the Web of Science (WoS) database between 1900 and 2023, and conducted comprehensive data and visual analysis of keywords such as "carbon neutrality", "carbon emissions", and "carbon footprint". Bibliometrics show that publications have proliferated since 2008 and also involve multiple disciplines, such as management, sustainable development studies, public health, energy, and other related major fields. At the same time, research institutions in China, the United Kingdom, and Singapore have excelled in such disciplines. The authors use big data analysis technology and visualization software to comprehensively analyze the research results in the form of charts from the aspects of literature publication and citation trends, top research institutions, and keyword clustering, which provides research ideas for research organizations to use carbon emission data to achieve carbon neutrality.