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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X D Liu, Ningyu Mao, Yuhao He +3
This paper proposes a low-carbon economic dispatch method for electricity-hydrogen integrated energy systems considering carbon capture, building an optimization model to balance economic and environmental objectives.
Hanqing Hu
This paper uses the LEAP model to forecast Beijing's energy demand and carbon emissions from 2020 to 2060 under baseline, low-carbon, and enhanced low-carbon scenarios. Results show the enhanced low-carbon scenario best achieves the 'dual c…
Xingrun Tao
This paper proposes a framework to integrate the 'dual carbon' goals (carbon emission peak and carbon neutrality) into the comprehensive urban design of Zibo City. It presents four strategies: a symbiotic low-carbon spatial pattern of 'moun…
Dung‐Ying Lin
This study analyzes the trade-offs between CO2 and black carbon emissions in Arctic shipping route design. It considers the impacts on global warming and ice melt to propose optimal routes.
Alaa Said Gamal Khalil Alsisi, Melike Aktaş Bozkurt
This study employs a TVP-VAR framework to analyze time-varying spillovers among clean energy, fossil energy, finance, and technology sectors in Turkey and Egypt. Results show that system-wide connectedness intensifies during energy security…
Arash Kavousighahfarokhi, M.A. Hannan, Pin Jern Ker +3
This paper surveys artificial intelligence technologies applied to electric vehicle charging and hydrogen refueling systems, exploring how AI can optimize demand forecasting and control to enhance infrastructure efficiency and support the t…
Syed Mubashar Hussain Gardazi, Muhammad Saqib, Bushra Sharf +2
This review provides a structured analysis of integrated sustainable energy conversion and storage systems, covering biomass feedstocks, catalytic pathways, electrochemical storage, and hybrid renewable architectures. It quantitatively comp…
Anonymous, Author
This study uses a hybrid multi-regional supply-use model to compute carbon footprint, price, and import dependence of Australian steel across decarbonization scenarios (2024-2050). It quantifies the trade-offs between energy, cost, and secu…
Lidija Kraujalienė, Atif Yaseen, Saulius Kromalcas +1
This study analyzes the impact of AI, energy consumption, and economic growth on CO2 emissions using Japanese data from 1995-2024. AI and energy consumption increase emissions, while exports decrease them. Recommends shifting to renewables …
Guanqiong Ye, Siqi Li, Han Zhang +3
This paper proposes a multi-risk framework to evaluate fuel and technology options for maritime decarbonization under uncertainty. It integrates various risk factors to support long-term investment decisions.
Kai Huang, H. Kao
This study uses CFD simulation to analyze red mud as a partial cement raw material in a precalciner, finding that a blending ratio up to 5% maintains decomposition rate within industrial acceptable range (85-95%), enabling waste utilization…
Falak Bashir, Shivam Singh
This paper proposes a 'Green Resilience' framework that uses AI to synchronize grid security with environmental sustainability in decentralized renewable energy systems. AI enables autonomous threat detection, self-healing, and real-time op…
葉珍衣 葉珍衣, 劉郁孚 劉郁孚, 劉越萍 劉越萍
This article analyzes Taiwan's healthcare net-zero transition from the competent authority's perspective. Through comparative case studies of the UK, Australia, Japan, and Singapore, it argues that no single model exists but common success …
A. Jindal, G. Shrimali, B. Gallice +4
This paper analyzes how energy transition risks create uneven financial impacts across India's power sector, highlighting how the heterogeneous distribution of risks affects investment decisions and policy-making.
Nora Kyte, Mari Hellum Bjørnstad, Mostafa Barani +1
This study analyzes decarbonization pathways for Bolivia's power system, showing that reducing fuel subsidies can finance investments in solar and biomass. Subsidy reform is essential for achieving emission reduction targets by 2040 while e…
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This paper presents pathways to achieve net-zero greenhouse gas emissions using a simplified model, discussing specific scenarios and policy implications.
Roth, Michael Buchdahl, Parag, Yael
This record contains the ROTH Power System Model, an open, Excel-based hourly simulation tool for islanded power systems, along with scenario results for four 2050 decarbonization pathways for Israel (Business-as-Usual, Diverse, Renewable, …
Gian Müller, Thomas Schöb, Jann M. Weinand +1
This paper couples a national energy optimization model with Monte Carlo sampling (10,000 runs) across German and British power systems to probabilistically identify technology tipping points. It reveals wide uncertainty in the roles of win…
D. Tolegen
This article examines Central Asia's strategic role in Turkey's energy policy, focusing on Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan. It highlights the region as a crucial energy supplier and transit hub, discussing cooperation in renewables…
Sheng Wang, Lei Pan, Fanhui Shen +4
This study investigates the performance and mechanisms of Mn-Fe modified carbon-based catalysts for simultaneous removal of NO and Hg0 from simulated flue gas at low temperatures. Experimental results show high removal efficiencies and reve…
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