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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M. Seraj, Abdulmajeed Tsowa Muhammad, Turgut Tursoy
Using MMQR on 38 Sub-Saharan African countries (2000–2019), this study examines how multidimensional financial inclusion and renewable energy shares affect composite SDG performance. Financial inclusion shows a positive, universally signifi…
Y. O. Korzhov
This article examines stakeholder management, Social License to Operate, public-perception risks, and startup investment dynamics in nuclear and renewable energy amid the energy transition. It systematizes psychometric risk assessment and s…
Shan-Heng Fu
Using a Bootstrap ARDL framework on Chinese macro time-series (1965–2022), this study quantifies long-run elasticities linking CO2 emissions to coal share, primary energy consumption, and GDP per capita. Primary energy shows an elastic asso…
Azka Amin, Nora Yusma Mohamed Yusoff, Cem Işık +1
Using CSARDL and MMQR on BRICS data (1990-2020), this study examines how renewable and non-renewable energy, green technological innovation, and financial development affect CO2 emissions. Renewable energy and green innovation improve envir…
Tian Liu, Jianguo Liu, Tao Ling +1
Using a 74-country panel (1980-2022) with two-way fixed effects, this study examines how energy security risk (ESR) affects energy transition (ET), moderated by economic policy uncertainty (EPU) and geopolitical risk (GPR). ESR promotes ET,…
Chenxi Li, Cunjing Liu
Using panel data from 30 Chinese provinces (2013–2023), this study examines how green FinTech—measured by the coupling coordination between FinTech and green finance—affects energy consumption structure transition. Two-way fixed-effects est…
Zhiwei Zhang, Zhifei Tao, Shiying Song +1
This paper argues that under China's dual carbon and energy security constraints, natural gas's strategic role is being reshaped. It identifies a triple function—energy security ballast, power-system regulator, and multi-energy coordination…
Binbin Shao, Han Meng, Tie Ji
This conceptual paper argues that achieving a 'deep' carbon neutrality transition requires a paradigm combining interdisciplinarity, systems thinking, and systematic design rather than single-discipline technological fixes. It frames decarb…
Fukang Ren, Bo Gu, Yurong Hu +2
Proposes a multi-objective optimization model for distributed energy networks integrating electricity, heating, cooling, and carbon trading under source-load uncertainty. It addresses trade-offs among cost, emissions, and efficiency, suppor…
Souad Lakjiri, Mohammed Ouassaid
Moroccan public hospitals are estimated to consume ~10 MWh per functional bed annually (~236 GWh nationally). A TRNSYS case study of a ten-theatre operating block shows <1% of floor area drives 5.12% of hospital electricity. A PV-battery sc…
Muhammad Uzair Ansar
This paper analyzes Europe's energy security transition from 2010 to 2025, focusing on the shift away from Russian fossil fuel dependence toward structural realignment. It examines diversification of supply, renewable energy expansion, and …
Tanay Vijay
This paper examines how institutional quality and governance shape the transition to renewable energy in Sub-Saharan Africa. It analyzes how the strength of institutional frameworks affects the pace and effectiveness of energy transition, o…
Tanay Vijay
This paper examines how institutional quality shapes the transition to renewable energy in Sub-Saharan Africa. It empirically shows that governance strength conditions renewable deployment and investment, offering implications for climate p…
Ricardo Barra, F. Álvarez, Víctor Parra +4
This Perspective argues that in arid salt-flat systems, lithium extraction is constrained by hydrological boundaries rather than mineral availability or technological efficiency. Using Chile's Salar de Atacama as an emblematic case, it fram…
Tuomo Eskelinen, Antti Kotimaa, Jukka Kähkönen +4
This Open Letter conceptualises Savonia UAS's Climate Lab as a Living-Lab-based regional transition infrastructure for circular economy and climate adaptation. It integrates transition design, business model innovation and prospective impac…
Taimoor Hassan
This chapter examines the tension between energy security and decarbonisation in Central and Eastern Europe through a 'Security–Innovation Trilemma' of security, decarbonisation, and affordability. It traces coal reliance in Poland, Czechia…
Zen Revista, 10 GEOGRAPHY
This narrative review maps the critical minerals geography of the energy transition across demand, production, and governance. It concludes that availability is not the binding constraint; governance is, with the lithium triangle's water po…
Claire V. Squire, Jiehong Lou, Kyle J. Parker +6
A study on optimizing land-use allocation in Indonesia across competing goals: food security, bioenergy production, and forest conservation. It likely quantifies trade-offs between bioenergy expansion and forest protection. Details unavaila…
Hunter Hughes
Emerging economies must industrialize, decarbonize, and climate-proof simultaneously, unable to follow the historical 'build first, clean later' path. In 2024 they drove 82% of global energy demand growth but received only 7% of internation…
Gianfranco Chicco, Gulshan Mustafayeva, Angela Russo +13
This review develops a multilevel framework for controllable household appliances across five domains: digital control, flexibility analysis, user engagement, aggregator management, and energy communities. It synthesizes methods, indicators…
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