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 221–240 of 4822 papers
Amru K.
A study projecting how Central Java Province, Indonesia could reach net-zero carbon emissions by 2030 using a cluster-based approach. It frames sub-national industrial clusters, rather than the whole economy, as the unit of decarbonization …
Tait N.
This study combines energy data clustering with social geospatial analysis in Glasgow to reveal hidden intra-city energy patterns and their links to social inequality. Framed around a just transition, it aims to spatially identify districts…
De Weerdt L.
This work argues that in fossil-energy-reliant markets, policy and transition-support design can create moral hazard, causing firms to delay early investment in net-zero technologies. Without an abstract, methods and data are unclear, but t…
Morstyn T.
This paper explores how quantum computing could address optimization challenges in net-zero power systems. It examines potential quantum algorithmic applications for grid operation and balancing as renewables scale up. Concrete empirical re…
Van Der Haar K.
A paper on energy planning and decarbonization with a focus on hard-to-abate sectors such as steel, cement, chemicals, and shipping. It likely addresses transition pathways and planning methods for industries where emissions are hardest to …
Shandiz S.C.
This work proposes a model integrating energy master planning with resilience assessment for net-zero emissions communities. It contributes a framework that jointly addresses community-scale decarbonization planning and robustness against d…
Ngwaka U.
This paper examines decarbonisation pathways for industrial clusters through multi-energy systems. It explores how integrating multiple energy carriers can cut industrial emissions and improve efficiency. Without an abstract, the specific c…
Angelkorte G.
A study examining what Brazil requires to reach net-zero by 2040. It appears to assess decarbonization pathways and policy requirements, though no abstract is available. Offers insights for readers interested in emerging-economy early net-z…
Mradul Ranawat, Pragya Mishra
This article examines how strategic energy infrastructure—pipelines, refineries, power stations—becomes both a target and instrument of modern warfare, drawing on the Russia–Ukraine War, the Gaza conflict, and the Iraq War. Using Capitaloce…
Jianxin Guo
A modeling study on how the transition to abatement technologies interacts with endogenous emissions dynamics and technological progress. Authored at the Chinese Academy of Sciences' Institutes of Science and Development, it likely offers p…
Yuanhao Feng, Donghan Feng, Yun Zhou +3
This work proposes a deep learning-based market mechanism designed to provide reasonable incentives for low-carbon power systems. It combines AI methods with electricity market design to steer economic signals toward decarbonized generation…
Mujtaba Haruna, H. A. Shindi
Microalgal biofuels remain scientifically attractive but have not reached competitive commercial production. This critical review synthesizes 2015-2026 literature across cultivation, harvesting, conversion, integration, techno-economics and…
Massoud Fakher, Hala J. El‐Khozondar, Muetaz Mohammed +4
This study evaluates optimal sizing of a PV/wind/pumped-hydro/gas-turbine system for Libya's 48,111 GWh annual demand, minimizing LCOE with environmental damage costs. Under current conditions, LCOE is $373.04/MWh, making large-scale renewa…
Chris ten Dam, Sustainable Energy Supply Systems, Gert Jan Kramer +3
Using discrete choice modeling, this thesis analyzes how built environment design shapes energy-relevant travel behavior, finding urban density and distance to city centers most influential. Ambitious urban planning could cut Dutch transpor…
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An empirical study using the MMQR (Method of Moments Quantile Regression) approach to examine how digital transformation, green energy transition, and institutional quality drive financial performance in emerging economies. It links green t…
Erdanayev, Bunyod Abdumalikovich
The study builds a composite Green Transformation and Resource Efficiency Index for Uzbekistan's Surkhandarya region from three indicators: installed renewable capacity, total installed generation capacity, and renewable share. The index ro…
Weber, Iuri Benhur, Mendes, Fabricio Correia, Rakauskas, Felipe +1
This bibliographic review examines whether sustainability practices and operational efficiency are synergistic, using Brazil's Port of Açu as a case. Findings show no efficiency loss from its green agenda; instead, renewable-energy infrastr…
Godin, Antoine, Raju, Pranoi, Veysey, Jason +1
This supplementary material documents the LEAP-coupled input-output analysis of Morocco's net-zero transition and its labor-market effects. It details the technologies modeled in LEAP, their costing sources, and their treatment in the IO mo…
Bincheng Li, Fei Tang, Jinxiu Ding +4
This study proposes a three-objective electricity–computing–carbon dispatch method for data centers and dual pumped storage, minimizing system cost, direct CO2 emissions, and unutilized renewables. A diversity-archive MOPSO (DAD-MOPSO) impr…
Zanfeng Wang, Wenji Zhou, Hongtao Ren +5
Using a global field-level dataset of 16,000+ oil and gas projects integrated with the MESSAGEix-GOAT model, this study quantifies how geopolitical risk reshapes supply chains, stranding resources and raising upstream emissions through 2050…
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