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 2741–2760 of 5822 papers
Oraldo S.
This paper examines the role of sea-rail intermodality in enhancing environmental sustainability of European ports. It suggests potential for emission reductions and efficiency improvements in port operations.
Bovera F.
This paper proposes 'volatility-trend agreements' as a novel investment mechanism for decarbonizing the European power sector. These agreements offer a middle ground between merchant and regulated investments, absorbing market volatility wh…
Amalu L.F.
This paper proposes integrating plastic waste into net-zero building materials to enhance climate resilience in construction, exploring the dual benefits of waste management and embodied carbon reduction.
Luo Q.
This paper discusses strategies for achieving net-zero emissions in China's railway sector. It outlines pathways for sustainable transformation, presenting concrete measures and policy frameworks.
Sovacool B.K.
This paper provides a meta-theoretical review of the spatial, political, and institutional dynamics shaping China's net-zero transition. It argues against a single pathway, highlighting the complex interplay of these factors.
Nadel S.
This paper reviews progress and lessons from Europe and North America in moving new construction to net zero. It analyzes policy frameworks, technology adoption, and cost implications, offering insights for other regions aiming for building…
Jing Zhaoxia<sup>1</sup>, Liu Zhanhong<sup>1</sup>, Shen Qichun<sup>1</sup>
This paper identifies issues in traditional time-of-use electricity pricing that conflate energy value, curve-shaping value, and reliability value. It proposes a 'deliverable electricity market' that redesigns product categories and market …
Sunil Kumar, Sushma Singha, Urvashi Shrivastava +1
This review synthesizes recent advances in green cement technologies for decarbonizing the cement industry, covering supplementary cementitious materials, waste-derived alternatives, energy-efficient manufacturing, and low-carbon innovation…
A. Vasudevan, Badrea Al Oraini, N. Raja +2
This study examines how digital energy transformation (DET) influences decarbonization performance (DP) in energy-intensive industries. Using survey data from 268 managers in Jordan, it finds that DET positively affects renewable integratio…
M. Khabbazan
Using a CGE model for Ireland, this paper analyzes the impacts of trade policy, AI-driven productivity gains, and carbon pricing. AI boosts output in knowledge-intensive sectors but induces labor reallocation. Carbon pricing curbs rising en…
Yue Tian, Xinping Miao, Wenke Li +2
This study proposes an innovative model integrating blockchain and Stackelberg game theory for peer-to-peer electricity trading in microgrids, incorporating renewable energy subsidies and carbon emission reduction. The model uses the NSGA-I…
Carolina Sánchez De Jaegher
This paper argues that dominant energy transition approaches often reproduce colonial and extractivist relations despite being framed as sustainable. It advocates integrating Indigenous epistemologies through localized, plural energy justic…
Swaroopa Rani Sunkari
This mixed-methods study (SLR, AHP, interviews) analyzes synergies and trade-offs between transport decarbonisation and SDGs in the UK. Findings show decarbonisation improves health and resilience but risks accessibility and equity. Strong …
Emin Ahmet Kaplan, Yasin Büyükkör, Tufan SARITAŞ +1
This paper empirically analyzes the relationship between wind power and artificial intelligence in Europe. It examines how digitalization impacts renewable energy sustainability, suggesting that AI can improve wind power efficiency and fore…
Xinming Andy Zhang, Qiusheng Wu, Yingkui Li +1
This paper uses bibliometric analysis to examine GeoAI applications in energy research. It finds heavy concentration in extraction and renewable siting, while energy transition, justice, and underrepresented regions are underserved. It call…
Diana Carolina Arbeláez Ruiz, Rauno Sairinen, Julia Loginova +3
This paper compares energy transition mineral (ETM) policies in Australia, Chile, and Finland, finding a strong emphasis on industrial development and supply security, with weaker social and environmental governance. Historical mining polic…
Abdoulaye Ballo, Anderson Kehbila, Moses Kirimi +6
This study evaluates policy coherence for WEF nexus governance and energy transition in four Sub-Saharan African countries using a composite index. Results show strong structural policy alignment but weak implementation, highlighting gaps i…
Andraž Roger, Matej Fike
This paper optimizes short-term dispatch of a pumped-storage hydropower plant using MILP with actual 2024 day-ahead prices from Slovenia. Results show positive operating results by responding to price volatility and negative prices, with hi…
Mengran Liu, Jingna Kou, Shuai Yao
This paper empirically analyzes the impact of China's outward foreign direct investment on the energy transition of host countries. It examines the moderating effect of government governance and heterogeneity, suggesting that the effectiven…
Yogi Setya Permana
This chapter examines 'green grabbing'—resource dispossession legitimized through environmental narratives—amid democratic regression, using Indonesia's geothermal development in Poco Leok as a case study. It identifies two mechanisms: lega…
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