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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Anupama Prashar, Naman Agarwal
This study examines how sustainability-related supplier opportunism (active vs. passive) affects buyer responses, using a behavioral lens. Through two experiments, it finds that active opportunism is perceived as more severe and reduces buy…
Qinghua Zhu, Jiangcheng Fan, Xin Xu
This paper analyzes long-term contracts (LT and RT) used by brand firms like Apple to reduce Scope 3 emissions by supporting upstream manufacturers' low-carbon production. It models a supply chain with two substitutable manufacturers using …
Husni Mubarok, Beni Setiawan, Andi Kristanto +3
This study maps the global research landscape of solar-wind-biomass hybrid renewable energy systems using bibliometric analysis. Findings show increased research output led by India, China, and the US, with focus on optimization and techno-…
Anson Joseph
This paper examines blockchain's role in transforming climate finance and carbon markets. It synthesizes 2025-2026 developments in ReFi, Web3, and Layer 2 architectures, introduces a Blockchain Climate Finance Readiness Matrix, and proposes…
Lahcen Hassine, Hasna Chaibi, Rachid Saadane +1
This paper critically reviews emerging technologies for cybersecurity and resilience in smart renewable grids. It analyzes detection, mitigation, and recovery approaches, assessing their contribution to stable grid operation and decarboniza…
European Energy Research Alliance
This paper explores the potential of quantum computing to accelerate the clean energy transition by addressing complex challenges in materials discovery, grid optimization, and energy management, while emphasizing sustainability and energy …
Gregorio Morosinotto
This paper clarifies the role of aggregators in energy communities and proposes a business model under the Italian regulatory framework. The model accounts for public subsidies, geographic asymmetries, cost of capital, and electricity price…
Alise Avotiņa, Jeļena Pubule, Ilze Vamža
This study analyzes carbon farming practices and result-based payment schemes tailored to Latvia's climatic and soil conditions. Interviews reveal low farmer motivation despite significant secondary benefits. It recommends enhanced communic…
Haralds Siktārs, Vladimirs Kirsanovs, Ivars Veidenbergs +1
This paper proposes improvements to energy hub concepts through household involvement, integrating demand response and renewable energy. It includes a survey in Latvia to gauge social acceptance, aiming to enhance decentralized energy syste…
Johanna Tunn
This paper examines climate finance access in Vanuatu, arguing that green funds like the Green Climate Fund operate as disciplinary regimes that create parallel governance structures and donor-centered accountability. Using political ethnog…
Sanjana ., Ruchi Rani Gangwar
This review critically examines the concept, evolution, and effectiveness of carbon credit markets, with special reference to Indian agriculture. It synthesizes findings on soil carbon sequestration, agroforestry, paddy field methane mitiga…
John F. Ryder
This paper conceptualizes micro-hydropower as 'transition debt recovery' — restoring productive value from historical water infrastructure to address electrification resilience in Central Europe. Rather than viewing it merely as renewables,…
Lelde Vistarte, Jeļena Pubule, Anna Kubule
This study explores the potential of utilizing biogenic CO2 from agriculture in the Central Baltic region. It proposes agricultural Bio-CCU value chains to convert waste CO2 into verified carbon removals, supporting EU climate targets and c…
Daniel Rajmil, Josep Lladós, Nino Kemoklidze
This comparative study examines the energy politics of Ukraine and Georgia and their geopolitical impact on the EU's energy landscape, highlighting implications for energy security and the broader energy transition in Europe.
Concettina Marino, Marinella Giunta
This paper develops and applies a procedure to compare the environmental burdens of conventional diesel traction with innovative propulsion and fuel solutions (electrification, hybrid, biofuels like HVO, hydrogen) for railway operations. Us…
Zane Pīpkalēja, Dace Lauka, Jeļena Pubule +3
This study addresses fragmentation in technical tools developed for regional energy transition projects in the EU. Using a combined systematic synthesis and facet-based classification, it identifies gaps and interconnections among tools, pr…
John F. Ryder
This paper introduces 'electrification convergence' — the cumulative stacking of multiple electrification demands (EVs, heat pumps, AI datacenters, etc.) on shared grid infrastructure. It argues that EU policy underestimates coordination ti…
Siti Shahada Shamshuddin, Ashwin Thurairajah, Azlin Mohd Azmi
This paper develops a break-even model to assess the economic viability of building retrofits in carbon markets. Using data from 11 certified commercial buildings in Malaysia, it finds that individual projects are unviable at current carbon…
Rasa Ikstena, Ērika Lagzdiņa, Jānis Brizga +2
This study applies PESTEL analysis to Latvia, examining conditions for energy citizenship. Findings show a supportive policy framework aligned with EU targets, but participation is mostly individual and market-based; collective energy citiz…
Ping Chen
This paper examines how geopolitical fragmentation fuels greenwashing and hinders a just energy transition in the global South. It argues that fragmentation creates regulatory loopholes and enables corporate deception, perpetuating poverty.
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