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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Meiling Zhao, Paul Upham
This study compares national sociotechnical imaginaries underlying solar PV policies in China, Germany, the Netherlands, and Spain using social representations theory. It finds common themes like energy security and decarbonization, but dif…
Ruxue Du, Han Han, Gege Yin +3
This Perspective proposes a next-generation building heating system integrating renewable energy-driven heat pumps with synergistic thermal and electrical energy storage. Techno-economic modeling reveals the superiority of combined TES-EES …
Huang Qunchao
This conceptual paper examines ethical tensions in renewable energy transitions, focusing on end-of-life material risks from PV, wind blades, and batteries. Drawing on Jonas, Rawls, and Gardiner, it argues for 'bounded acceleration' linking…
Sobia Naseem
This study examines the asymmetric effects of ICT, renewable energy, FDI, and economic growth on CO2 emissions in G-20 countries from 2000 to 2022 using DOLS and PMG-ARDL. Findings show that FDI, growth, and ICT increase emissions, while re…
Boyuan Wang, Zhifeng Sun, Yongzhi Zhou +5
This study addresses the benefit divergence between overall system and PV utilization under high-proportion building PV, proposing a framework with carbon constraints and grid absorption costs. Using a Beijing retrofit office, it compares t…
Zhangsen Dong, Xiao Li, Ruixin Xu +2
This study develops an integrated framework combining emission inventories, LEAP scenario modeling, and charging demand estimation for Zhengzhou's road transport. Under the dual carbon scenario, CO2 peaks in 2030 at 36 Mt, 20% below the exi…
Jingcheng Li, Tianyang Wang, Menggang Li +1
This study analyzes the effect of green finance on China's electricity sector, finding that while it curbs direct carbon emissions, it may exacerbate lifecycle emissions. It highlights the importance of comprehensive emission assessment in …
Mbugua James Kamau, Waswa Gabriel Andati
This systematic review (78 articles, 2019-2026) evaluates biochar as an enhancement for urban Nature-Based Solutions (NbS) in African cities. Biochar improves soil infiltration by 40-60%, pollutant removal up to 80%, and sequesters 2.5-3 to…
Chih-Chun Kung, Clovis Awah, Philippe M. Heynderickx
This paper explores the potential of hydrothermal technologies for waste-to-energy, evaluating bioenergy production, economic viability, and carbon offset benefits. It examines the integration of waste treatment and energy recovery for deca…
Peng Zhang
This study prioritizes public investments for low-carbon rural e-commerce in China using an AHP-TOPSIS framework. Based on expert surveys and sensitivity analysis, skills and entrepreneurship support and low-carbon logistics investment emer…
Pallavi H J, Shiva Kumar G, R. Shanthi Vengadeshwari +4
This study experimentally evaluated concrete with bamboo and coconut shell biochar as cement replacements at 2%, 4%, and 6%, finding 4% optimal for strength, durability, and workability. Machine learning models predicted compressive strengt…
Niña Isabelle S. Castillo, Ariel Miguel M. Aragoncillo, B T Magadia +2
This study conducts a cradle-to-gate LCA of low-carbon concrete using recycled concrete aggregate (RCA) and rice husk ash (RHA). The 10% RHA-100% RCA mix achieves a 7.55% GWP reduction while meeting compressive strength requirements. Sensit…
Aline Romboux, Sophie Trachte, Tom De Mil
This research investigates the adaptation of bamboo species to the climate and soil of Wallonia, Belgium, and their potential as insulation materials for low-carbon, circular renovation. Bamboo, with its rapid growth and high yield, offers …
Andres A. Torres-Acosta
This study proposes a durability-based lifecycle sustainability framework (Relative LCSI) for low-clinker concrete, integrating service life, GHG emissions, costs, and maintenance. It shows that embodied carbon reductions can be offset by s…
Chengjiang Li, Xiu Gu, Quande Qin +4
Along the Asia-Europe shipping corridor, biofuels offer the strongest near-term option, cutting GHG emissions by 31-47%, while electrofuels become competitive after 2040 under the IMO Net-Zero Framework. A phased strategy prioritizing biofu…
Muzhan Lyu, Zhuohang Li, Rui Liu
This paper analyzes how carbon peak and carbon neutrality goals drive the relocation of high-energy-consuming industries and affect regional economic resilience. It likely examines the trade-offs between environmental policy and economic ad…
Dabwiso Sakala
This thesis examines how charcoal production, land-use change, and climate change affect carbon dynamics across Sub-Saharan African biomes using dynamic vegetation modeling and random forest analysis. Findings show biome-dependent carbon lo…
Marcus Vinicius da Silva Neves, Alexandre Szklo, Roberto Schaeffer
This chapter introduces an extended exergy-based energy return on investment (Ex-EROI) framework to address the limitations of conventional EROI in capturing the complexity of the current decarbonization-driven energy transition. It integra…
Enric Tello
This chapter argues that agricultural systems are both a cause and a key solution to the global environmental crisis. It applies material and energy flow accounting from ecological economics to agroecosystems as coproduction with nature, us…
Mariusz Baranowski
This paper analyzes the complexity of Poland's power sector decarbonization, evaluating projected generation mix to 2040. It finds coal's share declining from 87% in 2015 to 9% in 2040, with renewables expanding to 53%, but warns of carbon …
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