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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Palmer G.
This paper examines the 'greenness' of renewable hydrogen production in Australia. It appears to assess how genuinely low-carbon hydrogen derived from renewable electricity is. Without an abstract, details are limited, but the question of h…
Mazis A.
A case study comparing orange and kiwi orchards to assess whether energy balance and greenhouse gas emissions in agroecosystems can inform crop replacement decisions. It examines how crop choice affects farm-level GHG and energy budgets, ex…
Lee C.
This study examines how feeding encapsulated nitrate to beef cattle affects ammonia and greenhouse gas emissions from their manure during short-term storage. It provides empirical evidence on whether dietary nitrate can curb livestock-relat…
Liu Y.
A study evaluating rice yield and greenhouse gas emissions under reduced nitrogen fertilization combined with Chinese milk vetch (green manure) and rice straw retention. It suggests organic amendments can curb agricultural GHG emissions whi…
Barkley Z.R.
This study uses tower-based observational networks to assess how COVID-19 lockdowns changed greenhouse gas emissions across six North American cities. It demonstrates the value of direct atmospheric monitoring for city-scale emissions and o…
Sun Y.
This study performs a sensitivity analysis of macro-parameters in the system design of net zero energy buildings (ZEB). It quantifies how key design variables drive energy performance, helping prioritize design decisions for achieving zero-…
Pye S.
This paper argues that modelling net-zero emissions energy systems requires a fundamental change in approach, critiquing the assumptions and structure of conventional models. It suggests existing frameworks may be inadequate for assessing d…
Holttinen H.
This paper estimates the CO2 impacts of wind energy within the transition to carbon-neutral energy systems. It appears to assess wind power's decarbonization contribution from a lifecycle or system-level perspective. No abstract is availabl…
Bondi M.
This study analyzes how environmental action is framed in the CSR reports of rail companies, contrasting 'net zero' and 'protection' framings. Through qualitative analysis of disclosure texts, it reveals patterns in corporate environmental …
Gregg M.
This paper addresses how the information technology sector moves beyond simple Net Zero dashboards toward more substantive decarbonization management. Without an abstract, specifics are unclear, but it likely critiques dashboard-style progr…
Kumar P.
A comparative study of net-zero masonry walls using clay and fly ash bricks with grouts, mortars and stuccos based on super fine fly ash blended low-carbon cement. It contributes material-design insight for decarbonizing construction materi…
Attia S.
This paper addresses how building performance simulation tools can support informed decision-making in net zero energy building (ZEB) design. It focuses on evaluating energy-efficiency and renewable options at early design stages. Without a…
Kwan C.L.
A study analyzing the financials of constructing solar PV to achieve net-zero energy operations on college campuses. It examines costs, payback, and economic feasibility, offering insights for decarbonization investment decisions by higher-…
Englehardt J.D.
This work examines how municipal water supply systems can become energy-positive, producing more energy than they consume. It links water infrastructure efficiency with renewable generation and resource recovery toward net-zero water manage…
Araújo K.
This paper proposes a meta-level framework for evaluating resilience in net-zero carbon power systems under extreme weather events in the United States. It contributes an assessment methodology to the central energy-transition challenge of …
Nakazawa T.
This study empirically examines why net-zero carbon declarations spread in a domino-like fashion across Japanese local governments. It likely analyzes how neighboring municipalities, peer effects, and policy/social factors drove diffusion. …
Erdogan S.
This study compares the green sacrifice ratio — the economic cost of decarbonization — for China and India. It quantifies the output trade-off of emissions reduction and highlights differences in decarbonization costs between the two emergi…
Mengis N.
A retrospective scenario piece written from the vantage point of 2050, examining how Germany might achieve net-zero CO2. It appears to explore long-term decarbonization policy and energy transition design, though no abstract is available to…
Sofuoğlu E.
This paper examines whether long-term material footprint strategies can serve as a useful tool for achieving net zero emission targets alongside the SDGs. It offers a resource-consumption lens on decarbonization, though the absence of an ab…
Otsuki T.
This paper analyzes the role of carbon dioxide capture and storage (CCS) within Japan's energy system on the path to net-zero emissions. It likely assesses how much CCS is required across power and industrial sectors and where it would be d…
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