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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Akramov Davlatbek Akmal Og'li
This article examines systemic problems of large, mostly state-owned enterprises in Uzbekistan's market transition. Despite large GDP shares, these industrial complexes suffer low profitability, technological backwardness, and severe enviro…
Assylkhan Rakhmatulauly Tursyn
Using 2006–2025 time-series data, this study examines how construction expansion in Kazakhstan affects energy efficiency and CO2 emissions. ARDL and mediation analysis show the sector's carbon footprint transmits mainly through energy inten…
Gerasimos Christoforatos, Γεώργιος Μάνθος, Kim Louise Pickering
Using 35 years of building consent data across three typologies, this study maps New Zealand's housing stock evolution, forecasts its trajectory to 2029, and benchmarks embodied emissions against planetary boundaries. Townhouses are project…
Gabriel Del Zamar Moreira de Oliveira
A legal-doctrinal study tracing international environmental law from the 1972 Stockholm Conference to the 2015 Paris Agreement, focusing on precaution, prevention, and common but differentiated responsibilities. It finds that collective cli…
Sudhakar Geruganti
Analyzing the UNEP Emissions Gap Report 2026, this paper examines India's climate strategy as the world pivots to managing a 1.5°C overshoot. India is among only six G20 nations on track for its 2030 NDC, yet faces scrutiny over carbon-remo…
Ebtehal Alasade
This essay reviews how microalgae can biologically capture CO2 as an alternative to economically burdensome CCS. Algae fix atmospheric CO2 via photosynthesis into biomass at rates well above conventional plant systems, yielding feedstock fo…
Amine Kendri, Hafid El Hassani
An empirical study examining how geopolitical risk drives energy poverty in African net energy importers, framed around localized effects, structural vulnerability, and conditional resilience. It suggests import-dependent economies are expo…
Ansir Ilyas, Puneet Kamboj, Fahad Alswaina +3
Using GCAM-KSA, this study projects climate impacts on cooling demand and household electricity expenditure in Saudi Arabia through 2100 under SSP1–3 and RCP2.6/7.0. Cooling Degree Days rise up to 85%, with climate becoming the dominant dem…
Pouria Rezagholikhani, Behnam Rafiei, Hossein Raoufizadeh +2
A review of AI applications in solar energy systems from 2020–2025, covering forecasting, fault detection and maintenance, energy management, grid integration, and optimization, with emerging roles for Digital Twin and Explainable AI. It ca…
Nozipho Innocentia Mpanza, Cecile Gerwel Proches, Admire Mthombeni
This qualitative study explores opportunities and challenges for an African electricity distribution company participating in the small-scale renewable energy (SSRE) market. Using socio-technical transition theory and semi-structured interv…
Ugoji Uchechi
This legal analysis examines whether Nigeria can adopt aggressive carbon pricing without undermining its gas commercialisation and energy security goals, given natural gas's role as a transition fuel. Drawing on the Petroleum Industry Act 2…
Daria Shapovalova, Tayo Gbemi, Tavis Potts
Scotland targets 2 GW of community and locally owned renewable energy by 2030 but reached only 1,148 MW (~57%) by end-2025. The report argues community energy supports a just transition through local income and resident control, yet project…
Ahmed Salih
This study explains why Saudi commercial offices under-participate in the RVCMC using a financial model, a Riyadh telecom HQ case, and a 29-manager survey. Standalone buildings recover only 38% of MRV costs, but aggregating buildings cuts v…
Afonso António, José De Pombo, S.J.P.S. Mariano +1
Prospective multivariate analysis of Angola's power sector 2024–2050 across three transition pathways. Under Green Transition, demand reaches 283 TWh; hydropower supplies 37–51% while solar leads capacity expansion (up to 33%) at the lowest…
Shuye Wang, Clarice Bleil de Souza, Голубчиков Олег Юрьевич
This study examines the clean heating transition in rural China through the lens of energy sufficiency and households' lived experience. It likely probes how shifting from coal to electricity or gas affects affordability, comfort, and adopt…
Leon Merfort, Alexander Popp, Nico Bauer +10
This data archive supports a Nature Sustainability paper on cost-effective climate mitigation via land-sector contributions. It contains all REMIND-MAgPIE scenario model runs plus an R analysis project and source data to reproduce the figur…
Joseph Kwesi Asomah
This study examines how climate change threatens energy security in Sub-Saharan Africa, focusing on hydropower vulnerability to altered precipitation, rising temperatures, and extreme weather. It reviews adaptation strategies—improved water…
A Abdulrahman
A systematic review of strategies against climate change and desertification in semi-arid northwestern Nigeria, covering agriculture, afforestation, renewable energy and government interventions. It finds afforestation and community-based a…
Timothy D. Searchinger
This paper examines how biotechnology can contribute to climate change mitigation by easing global land squeeze. As demand for food and biomass intensifies competition for land, technological innovation that lowers land intensity becomes ke…
Leon Merfort, Alexander Popp, Nico Bauer +10
Using the REMIND–MAgPIE integrated assessment framework, the authors show that without AFOLU mitigation, 1.5°C is out of reach this century and consumption loss for staying below 1.7°C rises from 1.3% to 3.5%. A balanced policy portfolio—ca…
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