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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Oluwafemi Ezekiel Ige, Musasa Kabeya
This study develops a system dynamics model for the global cement industry, evaluating five scenarios to 2050. Only the integrated net-zero pathway achieves an 87.9% emission reduction. CCS penetration and clinker-to-cement ratio are identi…
Xiaofan Wang, Junjie Li, Yulong Yan +1
This paper quantifies bureau-specific spatiotemporal carbon footprints of China's railways and proposes decarbonization pathways. Using detailed energy and emissions data, it characterizes emission profiles across railway bureaus and presen…
Shabdiki B. Chaurasia, Dan R Rourke, Eylul Ergun +2
This paper presents a carbonate-free electrochemical pathway for cement decarbonization using sodium sulfate waste from lithium-ion battery recycling. A two-channel zero-gap electrolyzer with PFSA membranes achieves >95% Faradaic efficiency…
Lau H.C.
This paper proposes a framework for decarbonizing Thailand's economy, likely covering policy measures, renewable energy, and sectoral transitions. Without an abstract, specifics are inferred from the title; it suggests a strategic roadmap f…
Van Tam N.
This paper focuses on promoting net-zero carbon in Vietnam's construction sector, identifying potential benefits and challenges from the perspective of key stakeholders. It aims to uncover barriers and opportunities for decarbonization in t…
Okereke C.
This paper analyzes the macroeconomic and social impacts of Nigeria's net-zero transition pathways using a hybrid model. It evaluates effects on employment, GDP, inequality, and provides policy implications.
Chou K.T.
This paper analyzes Taiwan's net-zero transition through the lens of East Asian developmental environmentalism. It examines how Taiwan's policies and practices align with regional decarbonization efforts, potentially offering comparative in…
Ravi S.S.
This paper shows that workload-flexible data centers can reduce renewable energy curtailment in Europe's net-zero energy system, enhancing grid flexibility and integration of renewables.
Bras A.
This briefing outlines Liverpool's urban decarbonisation initiative to achieve net zero, covering specific measures, targets, and progress, with implications for other cities.
Raman A.
This study applies the Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) to comparatively evaluate net zero decarbonization strategies. It proposes a multi-criteria decision-making framework to prioritize strategic options. The method aids decision-making a…
Alkalali N.
This paper proposes a Six Sigma DMAIC framework for implementing decarbonization strategies in Oman's petrochemical industry, aiming for Net Zero 2050. It outlines a systematic approach to optimize industrial processes and reduce emissions …
P. L. Pradhan, Pramod Ganjewar
This paper examines circular economy (CE) strategies for addressing the 'missing 45%' of GHG emissions from material, product, and food production. It finds that high-impact sectors (construction, heavy industry, food) can cut emissions by …
Xiaomei Ding, Ke Gong, Yuanxiang Dong +1
This paper proposes a bundled sales model integrating electric vehicles with off-grid solar PV systems, analyzed via sequential game theory. Scenario analysis calibrated to U.S. and German data shows bundling accelerates EV adoption, reduce…
Ghulam Mustafa, Meng Qingfeng, Sonia Najam Shaikh
This paper explores the role of mineral markets and financial dynamics in the transition to sustainable energy. It analyzes how supply security and price volatility of critical minerals for energy transition affect investment and policy.
sudhakar geruganti
This paper proposes an AI framework to predict and classify the evolution of Cube and Goss crystallographic textures in pure iron, electrical steels, and ultra-low carbon steels. It integrates multimodal microstructural characterization (EB…
Mona A. Aziz Aljar, Abdulla Almutawah, Hisham S. M. Abd-Rabboh +1
This study estimates methane emissions from Bahrain's waste sector using IPCC 1996/2006 and LandGEM models, revealing large methodological divergence (up to 5.7x). It shows that capturing 75% of landfill gas and anaerobic digestion of organ…
Pedro Augusto Bertucci Lima, Octaviano Rojas Luiz, Janine Fleith de Medeiros +2
This paper suggests that personal benefits, such as cost savings and convenience, are more important than environmental motives in adopting low-carbon mobility. It offers insights for designing effective behavior change policies and marketi…
James Chakwizira
This paper analyzes South Africa's low-carbon public transport transitions using the multi-level perspective (MLP) framework. It highlights challenges such as rapid urbanization, climate change, and aging infrastructure, and argues that a j…
Evgeniy Samarin
This paper describes a new complex target design for laser thermonuclear fusion that uses shock waves instead of radiation to compress the fuel. This approach aims to reduce inhomogeneities, instabilities, and energy losses. Experimental te…
Gideon Ndubuisi, Christian Urom, Ramzi Benkraiem
This paper analyzes the systemic interdependence and market-specific dynamics of minerals critical for the energy transition. It examines how global risk factors affect mineral supply and the role of evolving policy landscapes.
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