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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Bi Z.
This study compares plug-in and wireless (inductive) charging for an electric bus system, assessing life cycle energy use and greenhouse gas emissions. It quantifies how the choice of charging infrastructure affects operational efficiency a…
Hyland J.J.
A review examining how meat consumption fits into strategies for sustainable diets with lower greenhouse gas emissions. It synthesizes approaches to reducing food-system emissions, offering foundational context for diet-related decarbonizat…
Hansen K.N.J.
A study comparing greenhouse gas emissions, nitrogen intensity, gross margin, and land use between conventional and organic dairy farms. With no abstract available, methods and results are unclear, but the framing links environmental load a…
Kliejunas E.
This study appears to examine how dietary greenhouse gas emissions relate to demographic characteristics (age, income, household composition) in high-income countries. Without an abstract, details are unclear, but it links food-system emiss…
Prada M.
This work proposes new solutions to cut greenhouse gas emissions by improving the energy efficiency of hospitals, a category of high-importance buildings. Although no abstract is available, it appears to address retrofit and equipment measu…
Prag A.A.
A Denmark case study examining how shifting from animal-based to plant-based food production can cut agricultural greenhouse gas emissions. It frames food-system transition within climate policy and discusses mitigation potential and policy…
Litjens G.B.M.A.
A study on cutting built-environment GHG emissions by combining ground source heat pumps, photovoltaics and battery storage. No abstract is available, but the work targets integrated electrification and renewable supply for buildings.
Johnson M.G.
This work examines the distribution and genesis of soil organic matter (SOM) and management practices to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Soil carbon sequestration underpins agricultural decarbonization and carbon crediting. Without an abst…
Tidy M.
This study examines how Supplier Relationship Management (SRM) drives greenhouse gas emission reductions in food supply chains, focusing on the UK supermarket sector. It offers practical insight into how retailers engage suppliers to cut Sc…
Li Y.
This study builds a dynamical model integrating urban carbon emission and sink systems, using Beijing as a case, to explore control strategies for reaching net-zero emissions. Its contribution is treating sources and sinks jointly at the ci…
Andersen A.D.
A conceptual study identifying causal processes that shape the speed of net-zero transitions through interactions among technologies, actors, and institutions across multiple systems. It frames the conditions under which transitions acceler…
He G.
This paper rethinks decarbonization pathways for so-called hard-to-abate industrial sectors such as steel, cement, and chemicals. It questions how 'hardness' is defined and reframes pathway design around alternative technologies, policy, an…
Owebor K.
A systematic review of the literature on decarbonizing Nigeria's power sector. Without an abstract, specific findings are unclear, but it likely surveys policy, technology, and financing barriers to power-sector transition in an emerging Af…
Agrawal R.
This study examines how emerging technologies enable sustainable practices toward a net-zero economy, analyzing the driving forces behind them. Without an available abstract, specific findings remain unclear, but the work sits at the techno…
Grover R.B.
This paper argues for evaluating India's near-term energy transition policies by their contribution to long-term decarbonization goals, rather than in isolation. It appears to call for a policy assessment framework anchored to long-term tar…
Stevanie Amadea Ivana Govianne, Condro Widodo
Panel analysis of 33 Indonesian-listed energy firms (165 observations, 2020–2024) tests how governance, media exposure, and environmental performance affect carbon emission transparency. Only media exposure significantly improves transparen…
Weixiu Shi, Shuang Quan
Using the System Advisor Model (SAM) and an operational-period baseline, this study simulates a typical rural rooftop PV system in Beijing. First-year generation reaches 15,902 kWh with 12.60 tCO2 annual reduction; irradiance model choice c…
Jiawei Liu, Chencheng Zhang, Chengjin Chu
This study examines planning thresholds for siting China's renewable power build-out while respecting biodiversity conservation constraints. Without an abstract, details are limited, but the work appears to frame the renewables-versus-ecosy…
Yi Ge, Yi Zheng, Fangyuan Tian +7
A review and analytical framework for planning high-renewable power systems across multiple timescales with explicit risk awareness. It organizes methods for handling variability and uncertainty in grid integration from short- to long-term …
Guo Bing, Qiming Zhang, Ying Li
A quasi-experimental study examining whether China's Green Factory Certification policy drives firms toward substantive environmental improvement rather than symbolic compliance. It tests whether voluntary environmental regulation produces …
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