This page provides an English interface to the gxceed GX paper corpus. The corpus aggregates papers from 13 open 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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This study analyzes how different planning scales for renewable energy expansion in China affect biodiversity trade-offs. Larger-scale plans are more efficient but cause greater ecological impacts, while smaller-scale plans disperse impacts…
Prof.H.S Bhore, Mr. Chaitanya Sapkal, Mr. Chaitanya Sapkal +6
This review paper outlines the importance of renewable energy sources such as solar, wind, hydropower, biomass, and geothermal in achieving sustainable development and reducing greenhouse gas emissions. It discusses applications in power ge…
Isah Wada
This study analyzes the relationship between ecological footprint, renewable energy, and economic growth in Europe, exploring the roles of innovation-driven agriculture, governance effectiveness, and regulatory synergy.
Dinusha Wilegoda, Chamara Panakaduwa, Nishan Mallikarachchi +1
This systematic review examines funding models for residential solar PV adoption in the UK. Evaluating 39 articles, it identifies nine potential business models. Community energy models have shown success internationally and could be applie…
Tessa Kate Laven
This thesis examines wind energy conflicts between the Norwegian state and Sámi communities, focusing on how intermediaries mediate power dynamics in contested sustainability transitions. Using Pratt's concept of contact zones, it analyzes …
Sheila Kong Mukwele, Erick Gankam Tambo
This paper examines marine renewable energy (wind, wave, tidal, floating solar) as a solution to energy poverty in the Gulf of Guinea. Drawing on successful European models in the North and Baltic Seas, it recommends regional cooperation, t…
Anar Ali, Alisa Usubova
This study analyzes the political and economic implications of renewable energy transitions in Saudi Arabia, UAE, and Qatar. It examines how policy frameworks like Vision 2030 and the Masdar Initiative affect economic diversification, energ…
Ioannis Faraslis, Nicolas R. Dalezios, Marios Spiliotopoulos +4
This study assesses microclimatic effects of photovoltaic power plants using satellite land surface temperature data in Mediterranean agroecosystems. Results show negligible temperature differences between PV sites and surrounding areas, co…
Dietmar Pfaff, Sascha Pohl, Patrick Hedfeld
Rising energy costs and geopolitical uncertainties are reshaping manufacturing competitiveness. This qualitative study compares Germany and China to examine how industrial PV self-sufficiency is perceived and implemented. Findings show self…
M. Uddin, Magdalena Radulescu, P. Manigandan +2
This study analyzes the impact of renewable energy use, natural resources, and technological innovation on CO2 emissions in BRICS countries from 1985 to 2022 using method of moments quantile regression. Results show that renewable energy, n…
Agostina Quicchi, Gerardo Szwarc, Jorge Vega +2
This study analyzes the environmental impact of installing a 100-panel 160W photovoltaic system over parking spaces at a sorghum stubble pellet production company. Results show a 51% reduction in CO₂ equivalent emissions from electricity co…
Philipp Heinrich, Beate Geyer
This study analyzes changes in the frequency and duration of simultaneous low-wind and low-solar events (Dunkelflauten) in Germany under climate change using a high-resolution CMIP6-based ensemble. Under 2K and 3K warming scenarios, it find…
Davidson, Craig Kyrle Srrachan
This paper proposes the Solar Potential Certificate (SPC), a standardized metric scoring a building's solar electricity generation potential from 0 to 100. Using a spatial deterministic model with 3D building geometry and shading analysis, …
Meshkat Dolat, Benaissa Dekhici, Michael Short
This paper presents a techno-economic optimization framework for self-sufficient biomethane islands, applied to the Inverness gas network in Scotland. Three feedstock archetypes (crop-dominant, food waste, distillery residues) are compared …
B Lin, Tianxu Lan
This paper empirically analyzes how coal prices and grid constraints affect new energy investment efficiency in China. It identifies the 'pains of transition' mechanism and offers policy implications for improving investment outcomes.
Pingan Ni, Fuming Lei, Duo Zhang +13
This study assesses the carbon mitigation potential of building-integrated photovoltaic (BIPV) systems across China using a numerical model. It considers rooftop and south-facing facade suitability, building types, climate zones, and electr…
Constantinos Katrakylidis, Dimitrios Dimitriadis
Using panel data from 108 countries (1990-2022), this study finds no global convergence in renewable energy consumption, but identifies four distinct convergence clubs. Income and governance quality increase the probability of being in high…
G. Sathya, V K Sudha, Muthukumar Murugesan +2
This review comprehensively examines recent innovations in solar technology for sustainable energy transitions, covering efficiency improvements, cost reductions, and deployment challenges.
Gershon Grossman, Naama Shapira
This paper analyzes the challenges of integrating high shares of solar energy into Israel's power grid, focusing on three categories: balancing capacity, transmission congestion, and dynamic control/frequency stability. It proposes short- a…
Hernita Nisrina, Rizky Setiawan Ramadhan, Ryan Adriansyah
This study uses bibliometric analysis of 2000 documents from Scopus (2021-2026) to map knowledge structure and research trends in water energy within sustainable energy transition. Findings show increasing research, dominant themes of renew…
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