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.
Showing 541–560 of 1975 papers
Nechaieva T, Derii V, Zaporozhets A +1
This study develops a long-term generation capacity expansion model integrating Power-to-Heat (PtH) and district heating systems to mitigate renewable curtailment. Applied to Ukraine's power system through 2040, results show that PtH electr…
ALTUN BE
This systematic review examines AI-based optimal power flow (OPF) methods under renewable uncertainty. AI approaches show advantages in computational efficiency, scalability, and adaptability over traditional optimization, but face challeng…
Diachenko G, Laktionov I, Fainshtein D
This paper provides a system-level integrative review of intelligent operational and architectural foundations for IoT-enabled Smart Grids. It analyzes data-driven, model-driven, knowledge-driven, agent-based, and hybrid-oriented paradigms,…
Mehrotra, Aditya, Ramirez, Ilian, Roehrich, Brian +3
This paper presents the Energy Hardware Bench (EHB), a set of open-source lab-scale scientific hardware for key energy transition research areas including electrochemistry, materials characterization, and power electronics. EHB provides fre…
Latrache, Firyal, Jbira, Najwa, Saidi Hassani Alaoui, Mohamed +3
This paper explores opportunities and perspectives for implementing smart energy transition by 2050. Although no abstract is available, the title suggests strategic insights into long-term decarbonization pathways.
Huong Le
This study examines how perceptions of fairness influence public support for energy transition policies in Alberta, Canada. Findings indicate that both procedural and distributive fairness are key determinants of support.
Zsombor Sztyehlik
This study analyzes the relationship between surface temperature and electricity demand in Hungary's Kisalföld region using data from 1970-2024 and projects future demand under IPCC AR6 scenarios. Cooling degree days have tripled, and altho…
Yang Tao¹, Li Changxing¹, Ye Huayang¹ +4
This paper proposes a data-driven dynamic evaluation system for green and low-carbon innovative technologies. Using data from Chinese power enterprises, it demonstrates the system's effectiveness in assessing technology performance and guid…
Al-Tabbaa A.
This paper discusses decarbonisation, digitalisation, and environmental responsibility in future pavement technologies. It likely proposes new approaches for sustainable infrastructure.
Wessels B.
This paper conceptualizes net-zero homes as localities integrating households, neighborhoods, and natural environments. It emphasizes a holistic approach to energy and environmental design at the community level rather than focusing solely …
Sartini, Beniamino, Romagnoli, Silvia
This paper provides a replication package for estimating stochastic solar radiation and electricity price models, simulating joint scenarios, and computing optimal hedging strategies. It includes data, R scripts, figures, and environment fi…
Elmurodov Shohzod Shavkatovich
This paper examines Uzbekistan's green economy transition, highlighting opportunities such as renewable energy development and green jobs, while noting challenges like water scarcity and investment costs. Policy recommendations include stro…
Magnaval, Gabriel, Corre, Soline, Mouhoub, Maël +2
This study introduces a Demand-Side Decomposition Analysis framework that integrates demand-side mitigation into life cycle assessment of the automobile value chain. Applied to Swiss terrestrial mobility, it reveals that current technology-…
Vidović T, Radica G, Pivac N +1
This review examines hybrid propulsion for maritime decarbonization. Optimized energy management reduces fuel and emissions, but the Equivalent Consumption Minimization Strategy (ECMS) is underdeveloped for maritime use. Co-optimization of …
Qiuyue Chen, Ion Dulschi
This study examines Moldova's energy security transformation due to the Russia-Ukraine war, highlighting structural dependence on Russian gas and electricity. Using a qualitative case study, it finds that Moldova's response involved supply …
M.O. Kunytskyi, N.V. Ivanchuk
This paper examines the modernization of urban heating infrastructure through heat pump implementation. It identifies high energy losses and fossil fuel dependence as key challenges, and argues that integrating heat pumps with automation an…
Hellen Luisa De Castro e Silva, David Bantje, Gunnar Luderer +5
This paper proposes a methodology to develop and harmonize narratives for projecting demand and supply of raw materials critical for energy and digital transitions. It aims to ensure consistency across scenarios, supporting policy-making an…
Rosalind Cavaghan
This paper summarizes gendered issues in the energy transition (ET), highlighting the centrality of extractive industries in both fossil fuel and renewable economies. Negative effects of fossil fuel phase-out include employment impacts and …
zin lin, ohn, Aye, HninYiAye, Štěpanec, Libor +1
This paper critically reviews the ASEAN Power Grid (APG) as a decarbonization catalyst, proposing a three-layer digitally coupled grid architecture integrating physical transmission, AI/ML forecasting, and digital market layers. It provides…
Zauner, Christoph
This talk presents electrification of industrial furnaces to replace fossil fuels with renewable electricity, aiming for carbon-neutral steel processing. Concrete examples from GreenBricks and NEFI-Greensteel projects demonstrate feasibilit…
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