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 3001–3020 of 31218 papers
Niraj Gohil, Nawshad Haque, Amro M. Farid
This paper conducts a spatio-temporal life cycle assessment of electrolytic hydrogen production in Australia under time-varying CO2 management schemes. Comparing three scenarios, it shows that dynamically adjusting hydrogen output based on …
Obinya, C. D., Youdeowei, P. O., Gobo, A. E., Alazigha, N. & Dollah, O. C
An empirical study of renewable energy adoption in Nigeria's South-South region, examining trajectories, determinants, challenges and state-level variation. It likely illuminates how subnational policy and socio-economic factors shape energ…
Agus Salim, Ignatius Rendroyoko
Using IECM 13.0, this study assesses sawdust co-firing (5-30%) combined with MEA-based CCS on a 350 MW subcritical coal plant in Indonesia. CCS cuts net output from 314 to 206 MW and efficiency from 31.1% to 18.9%, raising LCOE by ~219%. Ne…
Ewelina Sokołowska, Magdalena Olczyk
This chapter presents a design-oriented framework for economic instruments in energy policy—carbon and energy taxes, emissions trading, auctions, revenue-stabilising contracts, and demand-side tools like dynamic tariffs. It links instrument…
Andrew Smerald, Hannes Imhof, Edwin Haas +9
A comment on a study applying the process-based LandscapeDNDC model to estimate national-scale agricultural N2O emissions in Germany. It estimates 35 (29–44) kt N/yr for 2017–2022, 28% above the national inventory but within uncertainty. Th…
Victor Bordejé, Morales Vargas, Antonio Guerrero-Ruiz +2
This review compares biogas upgrading technologies through a net-zero carbon lens, distinguishing pathways that merely separate CO2 from those that valorise it. Electrolytic H2 methanation and syngas routes convert CO2 into additional CH4 o…
Yujia Ji
Mixed-methods study of 20 rural villages in northern China (2023-24) combining interviews with evolutionary game theory and agent-based modelling. Energy poverty is shown to be reproduced through conversion burdens, housing quality, village…
J. Arulkumaran, P. M. Aparna, A. J. Chaitra +4
This narrative review synthesizes evidence on climate change impacts on fruit and vegetable production and evaluates responses including genetic improvement, precision irrigation, soil carbon management, protected agriculture, agroforestry,…
Axel Bastián Poque González, Ana Julieth Calderón Márquez
This study analyzes three decades (1992–2022) of Chilean energy-efficiency governance as a path-dependent sociotechnical system, combining historical-institutional reconstruction with econometric analysis of short-run energy intensity chang…
Hrishikesh Upadhyaya, Chandinee Goswami, Moirangthem Momocha Singh
This study assesses India's readiness for its new regulatory carbon market, targeting net-zero by 2070. It reviews prior frameworks (PAT, RECs), institutional and monitoring roles, and compares EU and China market structures to identify opp…
Nurcan Kilinc, Maria Marlein Warong
An empirical study examining how energy transition progress relates to capital inflows and environmental outcomes across BRICS economies. The framing suggests green investment does not automatically attract capital or deliver environmental …
Baibhaw Kumar, Heriberto Cabezas
This review compares LCA methodologies for woody biomass-to-energy pathways (combustion, CHP, gasification, pyrolysis, torrefaction, BECCS), showing that differences in functional units, system boundaries, biogenic carbon treatment, pretrea…
Felix N. Igbeghe
This systematic review examines literature on the dual challenge of expanding energy access while transitioning to cleaner energy sources in developing countries. Using content analysis, it identifies trade-offs and synergies between energy…
Meiying Huang
This paper empirically examines whether ecological informatization supervision promotes corporate energy transition in China. The replication package includes the main Stata do-file, a randomly sampled replication dataset, and additional da…
Behzad Zamanipour, Padam Adhikari, Farzin Ahmadi +1
This paper proposes a multi-dimensional framework for modeling the resilience of energy system transitions. Without an available abstract, specific contributions and findings cannot be confirmed, but it appears to offer a methodological app…
Тетяна Курбатова, Liliana Smiech, Iryna Mykolaivna Sotnyk +3
Using OLS on Ukrainian macro data (2002–2021), this study assesses how investment, energy efficiency, energy costs, and renewables drive CO₂ emissions. Macro energy efficiency emerges as the strongest decarbonization driver, while gross cap…
Yunita Sopiana, Dyah Maharani, Sutri Destemi Elsi +2
This study analyzes Indonesia's energy policy as a contested arena where decarbonization, power relations and distributive justice collide. Coal generates state revenue and energy security while concentrating socio-ecological costs, and nic…
Lindiwe Maphalala, Lelethu Mdoda, Unathi Kolanisi +1
Using 880 smallholder households in Eswatini's Lubombo Region, this study examines how climate change affects agriculture, water, and food-nutrition security within an integrated nexus framework. Drought frequency and reduced rainfall were …
Alavi SE
This paper reviews the role of deep learning and optimization techniques in smart grids integrating IoT and AI. LSTM networks, reinforcement learning, and Particle Swarm Optimization are presented as solutions for renewable variability, pea…
Mohseni Zonouzi, Seyyed Jamaledin, Aminpour Ghahramani, Pegah
Using a balanced panel of eight high-geopolitical-risk economies (2011–2023) and a gamma log-link GLM, this study tests whether industrial robot adoption drives renewable energy uptake. Robot density, labor participation, and R&D spending s…
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