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.
Showing 381–400 of 4822 papers
FEGALO J. D. KAAKA
This study examines how religious institutions shape environmental behavior, remediation governance, and community trust in Nigeria's oil-polluted Niger Delta. Using literature review, documentary analysis, and thematic synthesis, it argues…
Havva Nesrin TİRYAKİ
Using a 1991–2023 panel of G7 plus Korea, Australia, Spain, the Netherlands and Sweden, the study identifies short-run drivers of CO2 emissions without long-run equilibrium assumptions. Income growth and energy-intensity changes drive emiss…
Ewan Archer-Brown, Gavin Killip, Jake Barnes +1
This paper examines governance challenges in decarbonising residential heating in Britain, drawing on governance failure theory and stakeholder focus groups (n>50). It identifies five challenge areas: government structure, market design and…
Ashish Asutosh, Vikram Ganesan, Emily Fasig +1
Delaware's limited energy infrastructure is strained by population growth and economic diversification, ranking 50th nationally in energy production. This study builds a comprehensive framework using a SWOT-AHP hybrid model to identify and …
Monika Orlowski, Jan Wiesenthal, Lars-Arvid Brischke
A field study of 64 German households tracked electricity use before and after PV installation to identify rebound-effect drivers. The rebound (share of self-generated power offset by higher consumption) was measurable for 15 households, me…
Timothy A. Weber, Cheng Cheng, Harry Thawley +5
Evaluating 17 institutional long-term energy plans, the authors show they skew toward fossil gas due to temporal aggregation methods that constrain storage cycling and overlook off-river pumped hydro. In a post-2050 Australian grid case stu…
Kareem Abushama, Will Hawkins, Loizos Pelecanos +1
This study examines the barriers and enablers to decarbonising deep foundations in the UK geotechnical sector, drawing on insights from industry experts. It highlights a hard-to-abate construction segment where concrete and steel use, desig…
Elena Simina Lakatos, Vladut Vasile Constandoiu, Andreea Loredana Rhazzali +3
This review examines links between circular economy (CE), emission reduction, resource efficiency, and climate resilience via a bibliometric analysis and 72 reviewed studies. Construction, energy, and waste management dominate; reuse, recyc…
Natalya V. Romasheva, Diana M. Dmitrieva, Alexey M. Fadeev +2
This study conceptualizes decarbonization in Russia's oil and gas sector, focusing on Arctic resource development. Using empirical data from major Russian companies, it analyzes GHG emission trends, including cases of declining decarbonizat…
Daejung Hwang, Jung-Yoon Lee, Samel An +1
This study proposes a decomposition framework that separates changes in ship carbon intensity into two drivers: fuel decarbonization and operational energy efficiency, under fuel-intensity regulations such as the IMO's CII. It helps identif…
Jacob Kwakye, Solomon Tawiah McBanasam
This critical integrative review applies a human rights-based approach (HRBA) to climate transition policies, examining differentiated risks for low-skilled, women, youth, migrant, immigrant, and informal workers. Drawing on cases from Sout…
Robert Istrate, Vanessa Schenker, Antoine Beylot +3
This study assesses life-cycle climate and water-scarcity impacts for 24 operating and announced brine-based Li2CO3 projects, incorporating future technology optimization and economy-wide decarbonization. Individual project climate impacts …
Corentin Jacquier, Rémy Rigo-Mariani, Vincent Debusschere +1
This paper examines how local capacity investments in energy communities shape national decarbonization pathways. It appears to ask whether community-scale distributed generation and storage investments align with, or diverge from, country-…
Fanran Meng, Luke Cullen, Philip Mitchell +6
A bottom-up facility-level inventory of 37,379 petrochemical plants (81 chemicals, 2,043 processes) estimates 2.0±0.8 GtCO2e in 2023, rising to 3.0±1.2 GtCO2e by 2050 under BAU. Emissions are highly concentrated—10% of facilities account fo…
Olena Zhytkevych, Andriy Matviychuk, Natalia Osadcha
This study proposes the D-CPFR framework, combining self-organizing map clustering, multilayer perceptron forecasting, and scenario-based multi-criteria optimization for macroeconomic decarbonization. Clustering serves as a structural basis…
Firuz Ahamed Nahid, Joyashree Roy
This study examines how integrating demand-side solutions can accelerate decarbonization of Bangladesh's power supply system at lower cost. It suggests combining demand management and efficiency with supply-side measures, offering practical…
Antoine Bouzin
A sociological study of France's anaerobic digestion (biogas) sector, examining how decarbonization and circular-economy logics collide over control of organic resource flows. It highlights the governance tensions inherent in scaling renewa…
Olena Matukhno, Valentyna Stanytsina, Karina Belokon +2
This study develops a three-stage diagnostic combining LMDI decomposition, indicative gross sectoral carbon-cost exposure, and investment-capacity indicators, applied to Germany, Poland, and Ukraine (1990–2024). Germany is closest to manage…
Widhiantoro U.
This study models Indonesia's just energy transition by linking local biomass optimization with an emission trading scheme using system dynamics. It examines how integrating biomass supply decisions with carbon market mechanisms affects emi…
Kotcharin S.
A study examining carbon exposure, policy architecture and ESG adjustment across the global transportation sector. Without an abstract, specifics are unclear, but it links transport decarbonization with policy design and ESG evaluation.
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