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.
Showing 2021–2040 of 4846 papers
Yiwei Ren, Xunhuan Li, Siyou Xia
This study compares how the renewable energy transition affects energy security and equity in developing versus developed countries, revealing divergent outcomes and implications for policy design.
Xiao Li, Ganesh Doluweera, Sarah M. Jordaan
This paper examines whether energy storage systems effectively reduce carbon emissions, likely analyzing the interplay between storage deployment and grid decarbonization. The findings could inform policies for scaling up storage to support…
Jinsheng Gao, Gan Wei, Yuzhi Xie +1
Proposes an economic dispatch model for thermal power-integrated systems that balances carbon emission utility among units using envy-free fairness. A mixed-integer programming approach with piecewise linear fitting reduces mean absolute er…
TANG Xujian, ZHANG Yao, LIAO Longzhu, SUN Shichao
This paper proposes a bi-level source-load coordinated low-carbon planning model integrating carbon emission flow, green certificate trading, and carbon trading. Nodal carbon potential signals guide temporal and spatial demand response. Cas…
Ahmed Saghor, Said Laghribi, Jallal Mohamed El Adnani
This study uses the ICOR index to assess the efficiency of Morocco's renewable energy investments under its National Energy Strategy 2009-2030. Analyzing secondary data, it finds investment efficiency for generating economic growth has been…
Hojjat Salimi Turkamani
This legal study argues that transitional fuels like natural gas can facilitate a just energy transition for highly fossil-fuel-dependent developing countries by bridging fossil fuels and renewables. Drawing on equity, poverty eradication, …
Nikita Das
This qualitative study examines how rural communities in Eastern India are reimagining livelihood strategies and futures amid the energy transition. Focusing on local terms and social practices, it highlights the importance of incorporating…
Horst Fehrenbach, Theresa Schlamp, Susanne Köppen +2
This study develops and applies a merit-order approach to optimally allocate biomass across energy and material sectors in the EU, crucial for climate neutrality by 2050. It refines assumptions for key applications such as biomethane, biofu…
Agung Firmana
This dataset models the economics of molasses-based bioethanol in Indonesia and proposes a Biofuel Decarbonisation Certificate (BDC) framework. Deterministic NPV is positive, but stochastic Monte Carlo analysis yields a negative national me…
Sherif Goubran, Parth Vaishnav
This paper explores synergies between climate adaptation and mitigation in the context of the energy transition, arguing that integrated approaches can unlock co-benefits and improve policy design. The authors likely propose a framework for…
Peijin Jiang, Qingshi Tu, Fengqi You
This supporting data accompanies a study assessing spatiotemporal pathways for seaweed-based energy and fertilizer production in the U.S., highlighting climate and land use mitigation opportunities. The dataset provides foundational informa…
Pussawala Hewage Nimesha Dilrukshi, S. Maheswaranathan
This study uses ARDL bounds testing on Sri Lanka data (1990–2022) to show that energy consumption raises CO2 emissions, while tourism arrivals and FDI are associated with lower emissions in the long run. It calls for renewable energy, green…
Burak Beder, Burcu Yavuz Tiftikçigil, Sunay Çıralı
This study tests the Environmental Kuznets Curve (EKC) hypothesis for Türkiye using ARDL and EGARCH models. Results confirm an inverted U-shaped relationship between income and carbon emissions, and show that renewable energy and energy eff…
Yuanqi S.
This paper analyzes the current and future supply-demand balance of natural gas in China and offers policy recommendations for the development of the gas industry. It examines the role of gas in China's energy transition, import dependence,…
Werner V.
This paper analyzes the negotiations between niche innovations and existing regimes within a transition-oriented program aimed at net-zero in a petrochemical firm. Based on the title, it appears to be a qualitative case study drawing on soc…
MacBryde J.
Achieving net zero requires integrated approaches spanning technology, policy, and social systems. This work highlights systems thinking that considers interactions across energy supply, demand, and infrastructure, offering a cross-sectoral…
Andre Bonardo Yonathan Sitorus
This study uses political ecology to analyze socio-environmental conflicts from geothermal expansion in Flores, Indonesia's legally designated Geothermal Island. Mixed-method analysis (GIS + discourse coding of 184 extracts) shows six worki…
Haibo Wang, L. Sua, Jaime Ortiz +2
Using daily data from 2013 to 2023, this study employs a TVP-VAR model to examine volatility spillovers among critical mineral ETFs, energy markets, carbon emission futures, and global infrastructure. High-ESG-score portfolios significantly…
Deliang Zhou, Jiajia Jin
Using data on Chinese A-share listed firms from 2013 to 2022, this paper shows that the digital economy significantly drives firms' low-carbon transition. Industrial structure upgrading serves as a mediating channel, and market competition …
Jungwoo Chun, Touimi-Benjelloun Soraya, Suh-Yong Chung
This paper compares French and German nuclear energy policies, applying McAdam's political opportunity structure theory extended with public opinion and renewable energy capacity as explanatory variables. It finds that policy divergence ref…
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