GX Research Hub · English

GX & Decarbonization Research

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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Preprint🌍 GlobalEarthArXiv2026#Energy TransitionDOI

Beyond Hard-to-Abate: Matching Models to Transition Bottlenecks

Schirren, Lukas, Müller, Leander, Al Khourdajie, Alaa +3

This paper argues that decarbonization difficulty in energy-intensive industries is not a property of emissions but of pathways conditioned by interlocking bottlenecks at process, firm, and sector levels. Dominant optimization models collap…

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Peer-reviewed🇨🇳 ChinaJournalRenewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews2026#Energy TransitionDOI

Geopolitical risks and energy resilience: The moderating role of artificial intelligence in the global energy transition

Chen Zhang, Rongrong Li, Qiang Wang

This paper examines how geopolitical risks affect the resilience of energy transition, and analyzes the moderating role of artificial intelligence. It suggests that AI technologies can contribute to enhancing the stability of energy systems…

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Peer-reviewed🇨🇳 ChinaJournalEnergy Sources Part B Economics Planning and Policy2026#Energy TransitionDOI

Energy transition and economy-wide employment: The distinct roles of realized transition and transition capacity

Jianda Wang, Kun Wang, Senmiao Yang

This study distinguishes realized energy transition (RET) from energy transition capacity (ETC) and analyzes their effects on economy-wide employment using panel data from 78 countries. Both positively affect employment but through differen…

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Peer-reviewed🇨🇳 ChinaJournalACS Sustainable Resource Management2026#Energy TransitionDOI

Green Chemical Engineering for a Net-Zero Future: Integrating Circular Economy Principles with a Sustainable Process Design

Sukhendu Dey, Megha Santra, Apurba Ratan Ghosh +1

This perspective provides an integrated framework linking circular economy principles and low-carbon process engineering for carbon-neutral chemical manufacturing. It evaluates alternative carbon sources (biomass, captured CO2), process int…

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🌍 GlobalJournalLondon School of Economics and Political Science Theses Online (London School of Economics and Political Science)2026#Energy TransitionDOI

The global consequences of climate change and appliance adoption for peak electricity demand

Maren Ludwig, Stephen Jarvis

Using appliance ownership and hourly electricity demand data across many countries, this study estimates temperature effects on electricity demand globally. Combining with climate and development projections, it shows that air conditioning …

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Peer-reviewed🇪🇺 EuropeJournalEnergy Conversion and Management X2026#Energy TransitionDOI

Digital twins for viable positive energy districts: power-system optimization and cost-benefit in the smart student city

Gordon C. Rausser, Wadim Striełkowski, Lukáš Prokop

This paper proposes a reproducible framework for assessing Positive Energy Districts (PEDs), combining bibliometric and NLP analysis with a PyPSA-compatible linear capacity-expansion and dispatch model and a corrected cost-benefit analysis.…

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Peer-reviewed🇨🇳 ChinaJournalNature Communications2026#Energy TransitionDOI

Toward efficient green methanol from biomass and renewable power

Sheng Zhao, Jingran Zhang, Jinyang Lu +6

This study compares four routes for green methanol production from biomass and renewable power, revealing trade-offs in carbon use, energy efficiency, emissions, and cost. Hydrogen-integrated gasification achieves 92% carbon utilization and…

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Peer-reviewed🇨🇳 ChinaJournalEnvironmental Science & Technology2026#Energy TransitionDOI

Time-of-Use Pricing Enhances Vehicle-to-Grid Benefits for Power Systems and Vehicle Owners but May Undermine Decarbonization

Bowen Tian, Pei Zhao, Min Liu +11

This study analyzes the interaction between V2G and time-of-use pricing using a unit commitment model of the 2030 Jing-Jin-Tang grid with Bayesian optimization. It finds that current static tariffs incentivize EV discharge during midday sol…

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Peer-reviewed🌍 GlobalJournalApplied Energy2024#Energy TransitionDOI

Quantifying the impact of travel time duration and valuation on modal shift in Swiss passenger transportation

Luh, Sandro (author), Kannan, Ramachandran (author), McKenna, Russell (author) +2

This study integrates travel time duration and valuation into the Swiss TIMES Energy System Model (STEM) to quantify modal shifts in passenger transport. Results show that speed changes on medium and long trips (e.g., highway speed limits, …

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Peer-reviewed🇺🇸 USAJournalDiscover Environment2026#Energy TransitionDOI

Asymmetric impacts of green finance development and energy innovation and climate change on United States renewable energy consumption

T. Saji, George Paul, M. Nagalingam

Using US data from 1990-2023 and a NARDL model, this study reveals asymmetric impacts on renewable energy consumption. Positive energy innovation shocks boost consumption, but negative shocks have nearly twice the adverse effect. Green fina…

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Peer-reviewed🇨🇳 ChinaJournalCarbon Footprints2026#Energy TransitionDOI

Assessing global carbon mitigation benefits of wind power with spatiotemporal characteristics and production-deployment pathways

Jingyan Yang, Shangheng Yao, Chaojun Li +4

A spatiotemporal life cycle assessment quantifies wind power's carbon mitigation benefits. Historical net mitigation reached 3,690 Mt CO2e (2014-2023), with emissions at 8.5% of direct displacement benefits. Climate-priority deployment coul…

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