This page provides an English interface to the gxceed GX paper corpus. The corpus aggregates papers from 14 contributing scholarly metadata sources and uses AI-assisted classification to identify signals related to measurement, policy narratives, outcomes, implementation, industrial adoption, and verification.
The goal is not only to discover papers, but to observe how GX research is distributed across research substance, implementation narratives, external expectations, implementation substance, and judgment formation.
Summaries are AI-assisted. Always refer to the original paper for authoritative conclusions.
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Lianghan Cong, Henrik Lund, Poul Alberg Østergaard +2
A study analyzing decarbonization pathways for district heating in cold-climate urban energy systems, using Helsinki as a case. It examines options such as shifting away from coal and gas toward heat pumps and waste-heat recovery within urb…
Joshua Nsiah Turkson, Bennet Nii Tackie-Otoo, Chinedu J. Okere +5
A review of microwave-assisted hydrogen production from petroleum reservoirs, covering mechanisms, performance, challenges and opportunities. It explores leveraging existing oilfield infrastructure for hydrogen generation as a decarbonizati…
Lee J.
This study examines the European Hydrogen Bank auction mechanism, focusing on standardized break-even offtake prices for hydrogen and how they relate to the continuation of grant agreements for awarded projects. It addresses subsidy design …
Ahmed A.
This work proposes a framework integrating water and carbon dimensions for siting AI datacenters in the U.S. It evaluates how location choices interact with 24/7 carbon-free energy procurement and water stress. The framework links datacente…
Abu-Znad O.
An engineering paper on power-system dispatch that handles uncertainty while guaranteeing deliverability of flexible ramping products, a market mechanism increasingly important as renewables grow. Details are unavailable from the title alon…
Clayton C.
A case study of Drax Group's bioenergy with carbon capture and storage (BECCS) project in the UK. It examines combining biomass power generation with CCS to deliver net carbon removal, and its ties to UK renewable and carbon-removal policy …
Mendicino L.
This paper formulates a levelized cost of energy (LCOE) tailored to corporate PPAs, capturing their distinct cost structure, and applies it to a real-life case study. It offers firms a quantitative framework to compare renewable procurement…
Kaleem A.
This study proposes a decision framework for assessing green hydrogen production potential in Western Australia, integrating site suitability and scenario evaluation. It combines renewable resource, infrastructure and constraint factors to …
Zhu R.
This work appears to examine renewable hybrid power plants that combine power purchase agreements (PPAs) with spot market participation. It likely addresses how to balance PPA revenue stability against exposure to volatile market prices. De…
van Os P.
A paper examining how carbon capture, utilization and storage (CCUS) can accelerate low-carbon industrial growth. It appears to frame CCUS as a lever for decarbonizing industry while sustaining economic growth. Specific methods and findings…
Dar B.I.
A bibliometric analysis mapping how fintech innovation and green finance contribute to sustainable economic development. It organizes publication trends, key themes, and citation networks to reveal the field's knowledge structure and resear…
Farooq F.
An empirical study examining how green technological innovation, green finance, and financial development affect environmental sustainability in Pakistan. Without an abstract, methods and findings remain unverified, but the work likely test…
Karkowska R.
A cross-regional study of volatility spillovers between green bonds and other assets and their hedging effectiveness. It examines whether green bonds serve as risk-diversification and hedging instruments across regions. Details are limited …
Kumar R.
A study analyzing sustainable finance factors in the Indian economy, focusing on climate change policy and the energy sector. Without an abstract, specifics remain limited, but it addresses the intersection of climate policy and finance in …
Ngo N.Q.N.
An empirical study examining the relationship between green finance expansion and anti-money laundering (AML) effectiveness across Asian countries. It highlights the regulatory and governance conditions underpinning the integrity of green f…
Chauhan A.S.
An empirical study examining how green bond market development and digital financial inclusion affect inclusive economic growth in emerging economies. It links green finance's macroeconomic effects with expanded financial access. Details of…
Anger-Kraavi A.
A book chapter examining how aviation is treated under the EU Emissions Trading System. It addresses carbon pricing design and policy implications of including aviation in the ETS. Without an abstract, the specific findings and novelty cann…
Peterson S.
This study uses the computable general equilibrium model DART to assess how the EU Emissions Trading Scheme affects the competitiveness of European business. It quantifies carbon-price impacts on sectoral production costs and international …
Gippner O.
This paper examines patterns of interaction between China and the EU on emissions trading. It analyzes how the world's two largest carbon markets engage through policy linkage, competition, and mutual learning. It offers insight into intern…
Knudsen O.K.
A blueprint for designing an international emissions trading system that balances fairness with rigor. Likely addresses carbon-pricing harmonization and linkage/comparability across national schemes. Details unavailable as no abstract was p…
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