Green Transformation of Economic Systems in the Conditions of Climate Change

Submission Deadline: September 30th, 2026

Guest Editor:

Nataliia Trushkina, PhD (in Economics), Senior Researcher

Senior Research Officer of the Sector of Industrial Policy and Innovative Development of the Department of Industrial Policy and Energy Security, Research Center for Industrial Problems of Development of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, Kharkiv, Ukraine

Research interests: Sustainable Development; Green Economy; Green Logistics; Circular Economy; Critical Infrastructure Development Management; Green Transformation of the Energy Infrastructure; Climate Change; Digital Transformation of the Energy Infrastructure; Logistics Activity of Enterprise; Marketing Activity of Enterprise; Logistics System; Cluster Structures; Agricultural Cluster; Transport and Logistics Cluster; Digital Economy; Digital Marketing; National Security; Information Security; Energy Security; Environmental Security; Risk Management; Cyber Threats and Challenges; Digital Transformation of the Organizational Culture of Company

Topic Scope

Climate change has become a defining political and economic issue and is likely to remain so for many years to come. Around the world, governments, investors and corporations are beginning to take action in response to the climate crisis, paying particular attention to green economy and decarbonization strategies. The transition to a low-carbon development model of national economies will require a significant amount of non-traditional sources of investment, especially in the form of green finance to support activities to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and help corporations adapt to the impacts of climate change. In turn, the change in the modern paradigm of environmental thinking leads to the reorganization of business processes and the need to transform economic systems in the context of the concepts of a green economy and balanced sustainable development.

In this regard, it is advisable to search for innovative tools and scientifically based “green” solutions, as well as the introduction of fundamentally new organizational and management approaches and “green” technologies to increase the efficiency of economic systems at various levels.

This issue encourages submissions of articles discussing these topics, considering the economic, financial, investment, and management aspects of the green transformation of economic systems in the context of climate change and global environmental challenges. Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:

• Transformational models of the economy in the context of the sustainable development concept: best foreign practices.
• Greening of the global economic system: key challenges and threats.
• The impact of climate change on the green transformation of economic systems.
• Global trends in green financing as a guarantee of achieving the Sustainable Development Goals in countries around the world.
• Tools for the green transformation of the economy and their implementations.
• Green investments as tools for stimulating sustainable financing of the economic systems development.
• Renewable energy sources and green energy infrastructure development.
• Supply chain development management in the conditions of the green economy.