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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Daniel M. Kammen, Mariusz Baranowski, Piotr Jabkowski +1
This study quantifies how scaling EU solar and wind capacity translates into demand for critical minerals. It links gigawatt deployment targets to mineral requirements, highlighting supply-chain and procurement constraints on the energy tra…
Huiting Jing
Using China's 2010 science-and-technology finance pilot as a quasi-natural experiment, this study applies a staggered DID to panel data from 282 prefecture-level cities (2010-2023) to test whether STF accelerates urban low-carbon energy tra…
Sonia Yeh, Christopher Dirzka, Aleksander A. Kondratenko +3
This study builds a governance–Living Lab fit framework linking port governance conditions to four LL pillars: co-creation, real-life setting, iterative learning, and institutional embedding. Comparing two municipally owned Nordic ports—Aal…
Muhammad Chaeroel Ansar, A. Hasyim Asyari Amir Husni
A PRISMA-guided bibliometric and science-mapping review of 201 Scopus publications (2015–2025) on justice and governance in energy transitions. Research leadership remains concentrated in Global North institutions, yet the collaboration net…
Tracey Dodd, Tim Nelson, Harry J. Van Buren
This paper proposes 'remedial stakeholder theory' as a normative framework spotlighting organisational responsibility for historical environmental harms. Using climate change and the energy transition as its case, it argues that energy firm…
Arthur Dela Peña
This study develops SSTAM, an integrated model combining ISO-aligned LCA, triple bottom line indicators, MCDA, scenario and Monte Carlo testing, and socio-technical transition lenses to assess next-generation commercial supersonic aircraft.…
Kompas, Tom, Che, Tuong Nhu, Ha, Pham Van +2
Using a 30-region, 31-sector GTAP energy-trade model, the authors project the energy-mix shift and emissions cuts needed for a sub-2°C pathway to 2100. Global emissions must fall ~40% by 2030 and ~80% by 2050 versus 2019, with coal dropping…
Jiarui Li, Takehiko Murayama, Shigeo Nishikizawa +1
This study models pathways for energy-related industrial CO2 emissions toward carbon neutrality in Shandong, a coal-intensive Chinese province. Using a structural decarbonization and abatement cost framework, it assesses sectoral emission-r…
Jolien Kruit, Haris Zografakis
A legal analysis of maritime decarbonisation through the lens of private law: international conventions, contractual practice and litigation. It examines how contracts and civil litigation, alongside IMO and public regulation, shape shippin…
Cao S.
A study on how Great Britain's electricity transmission network must evolve to meet net-zero targets. Without an abstract, details are limited, but the focus appears to be grid expansion and transmission pathway design under high renewable …
A. O Odesola, R. A. Akinremi, O. J. Adibeli +1
This review synthesizes opportunities, barriers, and policy frameworks for integrating renewable energy technologies (RETs) into maritime and transport decarbonization in developing economies. Drawing on case studies from India, Brazil, Gha…
Giulio Attenni, Youssef Moawad, Novella Bartolini +1
A simulation study using public AWS/Azure infrastructure data, real workload traces, and grid-mix data to test spatial and temporal cloud workload shifting. Spatial shifting cuts FaaS carbon by up to 85%, water ~50%, and land use up to 45%;…
Rajan Saha, Allan Yu, Rashanjot Kaur +1
The authors build a transparent, reproducible pipeline deriving hourly lifecycle grid carbon intensity for ISO New England from public fuel-mix data and emission factors. Using mixed-integer optimization and a provably optimal greedy method…
Brad Pierce
A paired carbon-budget analysis of a basalt-derived calcium route for Portland cement that avoids carbonate decomposition. Assigning zero coproduct or removal credits and a reagent-equivalent constraint (multiplier 1.30) for sodium release,…
Preeti, Dr. Varinder Singh
An ambient-cured geopolymer concrete (70% fly ash, 30% slag) was tested for M30 structural grade, achieving 34.23 MPa at 28 days versus 31.53 MPa for Portland cement control. Embodied carbon dropped 57% (385.6 to 165.8 kg/m³), with activato…
Rui Zhao, Xinyu Yu, Xiao Zhou +2
This study applies dynamic material flow analysis and scenario assessment to trace how China's lithium-ion battery industry's lithium supply structure evolves alongside low-carbon transition pathways. It quantifies the tension between risin…
Mark Amoah Nyasapoh, Moses Ayamga
Using the CLEWs framework with OSeMOSYS, the study models Ghana's low-emission pathways from 2022 to 2063, comparing a Baseline with a Low-Emission Realistic (LER) scenario combining net-zero CO2 mitigation, clean cooking by 2030, and refor…
Tamara Antonia Krawchenko, Sophie Kiernan
This article argues that territorially grounded approaches—rooted in regional political economies, institutions, and community impacts—offer a politically feasible path for oil and gas transitions in Canada's producing regions. It traces Ca…
Jade Kinobe Ssewagudde, Jonathan Serugunda, Alvin Michael Mulumba +5
Uganda's grid faces distribution losses, ageing assets and limited feeder visibility despite rising generation capacity. This study synthesizes academic, legal, regulatory and utility evidence to assess institutional and technical readiness…
Szilárd Szélpál, Janos VARGA
Using Hungary's Green Deal survey data, this study tests whether support for energy independence is driven by perceived economic and social uncertainty rather than institutional trust. Crisis perception shows a significant association with …
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