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 241–260 of 32302 papers
Yinshan Liu, Jinfu Nan, Shaoqin Xue +7
This study assesses China's building-sector carbon gap across sector, national, and global scales. It analyzes how shortfalls in building decarbonization cascade into global decarbonization pathways. The work links Chinese building policy w…
Panagiotis Pasinios, Alexandros Kelmalis, Andreas Dimou +1
A feasibility assessment of a PV (340 kWp), wind (800 kW), and surplus-fed electrolysis configuration for Gavdos, a non-interconnected Greek island. Renewables cover 98.19% of annual electricity demand, and the 302.6 kW electrolyzer produce…
Peyman Zare, SeyedJalal SeyedShenava, Hossein Shayeghi
Proposes a digital-twin framework for managing mobilized energy storage (e.g. EV batteries) at smart parking lot hubs under deep decarbonization. It integrates spatiotemporal transportation and distribution networks to optimize battery move…
Michael I. Ugwueze
A critical study questioning whether decarbonization policies can function as neo-colonial instruments in Africa. It reconsiders how global climate governance should balance developing countries' development priorities with equity and justi…
Patunkar M.
A techno-economic and environmental assessment of advancing the green hydrogen economy. It examines cost structures and decarbonization benefits of renewable-derived hydrogen, offering implementation insights for building hydrogen supply ch…
Liang Y.
Proposes a hybrid optimization approach combining quantum annealing and Stackelberg game theory for scheduling CCUS-integrated microgrids. It models hierarchical decision-making among stakeholders and tackles combinatorial optimization via …
Fang S.
This work formulates oilfield power system scheduling that incorporates CCUS using cooperative game theory. It proposes a framework where coordinated operation among power sources and CCUS facilities balances system cost and carbon emission…
Pu Y.
This study proposes an economic low-carbon scheduling model for manufacturers participating in capacity bidding programs while incorporating CCUS. It jointly optimizes production scheduling, power-market bidding, and carbon capture utilizat…
Xiang Y.
This study models low-carbon economic dispatch for green EV charging stations. It integrates demand response, hydrogen generation, and CCUS into a single optimization framework. The work offers a systems view of how charging infrastructure …
Zhuang F.
An empirical study examining whether green bond pricing reflects clean power value and data-center-driven electricity load, using frequency-domain and quantile methods. It links green bond markets to power-market dynamics.
Abbas N.
This paper proposes an integrated framework linking green finance, smart technologies, and sustainable energy efficiency to combat environmental degradation. Without an abstract, the empirical methods and findings remain unverified. It appe…
Yin Y.
An empirical study examining whether green finance development reduces carbon emission intensity in China. Without an abstract, methods and results are unclear, but the work likely quantifies links between green credit/bonds and decarboniza…
Bosello F.
A study on carbon emissions trading and equity within international agreements. Without an abstract, details are unverified, but the work centers on emissions-trading design and cross-country fairness. It may inform readers interested in ca…
Issayeva G.
A policy analysis situating carbon taxes within the WTO trade-rule framework, examining conflicts of interest and institutional challenges. Using Kazakhstan as a case, it considers alignment with global carbon-pricing trends such as the EU …
Roston M.
This work examines how climate activism translates into climate-aligned portfolio management, framing the shift through the tension between 'pathways' and 'incentives.' Without an abstract, details are unclear, but it likely analyzes how sh…
Sun Y.
This paper examines how digitalization drives innovation in ESG disclosure from an integrated reporting perspective. It focuses on the role of digital tools within integrated reporting frameworks. No abstract is available, so methods and em…
Maia R.G.T.
A study evaluating electricity companies' energy transition and GHG emissions. The title suggests it examines the gap between what firms say (disclosure/claims), what they do (actual emissions and generation mix), and how they do it. Withou…
Wang L.
A full life-cycle assessment quantifying greenhouse gas emissions from sheep production on family pastures in Hulunbuir, China. It provides baseline emissions data for decarbonizing the livestock sector. Methodology and results are unverifi…
Zhong S.
A paper addressing Indonesia's transition toward a net-zero emissions economy. Without an abstract, details are unverified, but it appears to be an overview of decarbonization pathways and policy/industrial transformation. It likely offers …
Sunil Kumar C.V.
A study examining how preferential buyer-supplier relationships drive net-zero carbon supply chains, with supplier collaboration, motivation, and capability as mediating mechanisms. It suggests relational governance pathways that promote su…
Browse by Topic