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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Christina Voigt
The paper argues that the Paris Agreement imposes binding legal obligations, not voluntary bottom-up pledges. Article 2.1(a)'s temperature goal functions as a legal standard, requiring parties to prepare, communicate and maintain NDCs with …
Colin Manning, Sean Wilkinson, Jaise Kuriakose +6
Drawing on interviews and roundtables with GB electricity and gas network experts, this paper examines how climate science, industry practice, and policy expertise can be integrated into strategic resilience planning. It presents five build…
Lena Neij, C Wilson, K Araújo +26
This expert vignette argues for renewed strategic emphasis on energy efficiency as a 'first fuel' amid geopolitical instability, highlighting its role in cutting demand, boosting flexibility and energy security. It explores new potentials f…
Henry Betts, Mohamed Al-Mandhari, Aritra Ghosh
This review synthesises 2015-2026 literature to show that commercial assessments of Vehicle-Integrated Photovoltaics suffer an 'operational reality gap': urban-canyon shading cuts real-world yields by over 50% and MPPT losses reach ~35%. It…
Kwang‐Jing Yii, Maggie May-Jean Tang, Shella Georgina Beatrice
A bibliometric and science-mapping review of 413 Scopus publications (2001-2025) on the socioeconomic determinants of electricity access. Output surged after 2015, driven by energy poverty, decentralised renewables, and SDG7. Four clusters …
Danielle Knutson, Vineet Jagadeesan Nair
A ZIP-code-level panel of distributed energy resources across California for 2023, integrating rooftop solar, battery storage, and EV charging data from scattered sources into a single dataset keyed to Census ZCTAs. It joins demographics, c…
Moritz Kettele, Katharina Berger, Rupert J. Baumgartner
A two-round Delphi study with 32 and 26 Austrian building experts assessed 15 embodied carbon reduction measures. Renewable energy for material production, improved cement production, recycled materials, and timber construction emerged as p…
Rafailia Mitraki, Muhammad Salman, Daniel Flórez-Orrego +2
This study presents a techno-economic superstructure model to optimize decarbonization pathways for the hard-to-abate lime industry under uncertain energy and carbon prices. Fuel switching alone cuts emissions by only 18%, while carbon capt…
Dr.Tala Zein
This article argues that climate change is transforming international arbitration from a private dispute-resolution mechanism into an instrument of climate governance. It examines disputes arising from renewable energy investment, sustainab…
Aarnav Shah
This paper evaluates six alternative energy vectors—BEVs, biofuels, hydrogen, ammonia, metal fuels, and synthetic fuels—for India's 2070 net-zero pathway. BEVs and E20 lead for passenger cars but face charging and mileage hurdles; green hyd…
Alie Hermanutz
This essay assesses IEA chief Fatih Birol's claim that the US–Israeli war on Iran will accelerate the end of the fossil fuel era, drawing on international press, IEA/IRENA reports, and consumer-trend data. Informed by O'Connor's crisis theo…
Áron Dénes Hartvig, Adél Hartvig-Kelemen, László Szabó +1
This study integrates the CLEARS residential technology diffusion model with a new agent-based model of energy community (EC) formation, applied to Austria through 2040 under four scenarios. Rooftop PV adoption is the key enabler of EC diff…
Felipe Irarrázaval, Caroline Stamm, Gonzalo Franetovic
A quantitative study assessing conflict and public participation in energy projects in Chile, authored by researchers affiliated with Chilean government bodies and universities in Chile and Spain. Without an abstract, methodological details…
ISHOLA Akinwale Victor, ANYA Anya Adebayo, ANYA kelechi Adura +1
This paper compares how AI is integrated into climate governance in the UK and Africa and its implications for environmental justice. The UK shows relatively integrated policy and institutional capacity, while many African contexts face inf…
Oluwafemi Abel Agbetuyi, T. A. Arilekolasi
This review synthesizes evidence on climate-smart animal production, evaluating mitigation practices such as improved feeding, genetic enhancement, feed additives, and precision livestock farming. It finds gains in productivity, GHG reducti…
Yonas Tesema, Siddharth Sareen
This Perspective analyses the challenges and opportunities of effective collaboration among diverse stakeholders in sustainability transformation. It identifies mechanisms to strengthen cooperation, addressing factors that hinder or facilit…
Charly Phillips
A qualitative content analysis of Canadian parliamentary committee documents applies the advocacy coalition framework to beef cattle climate policy. Agribusiness groups framed beef as part of the solution and contained conflict, while other…
Matan Shitrit, Chen Cohen, Tehila Kalagy
This study develops a mixed-methods framework integrating fieldwork, techno-economic modelling, and game theory to explain how structural, cultural, and institutional conditions shape coordination incentives for decentralised energy adoptio…
Christopher Phiri, Seyithan Ahmet Ateş, İzzet Arı
An ARDL time-series study of how electricity-sector inefficiencies shape CO2 emissions in Zambia, a hydropower-dependent economy. It links grid losses and supply-demand inefficiency to emission dynamics, offering evidence for low-carbon pow…
Andrew Smerald, Hannes Imhof, Edwin Haas +9
A comment on a study estimating German agricultural soil N2O emissions nationally using the LandscapeDNDC biogeochemical model. The process-based approach yields 35 (29–44) kt N/yr (2017–2022 average), 28% above the national inventory but w…
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