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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Maziotis A.
This study analyzes wastewater treatment plants through an eco-efficiency lens, estimating optimal operational costs alongside greenhouse gas emissions. It links process efficiency improvements with emission reductions, suggesting pathways …
Hetherington J.
This work examines how occupant behaviour—heating/cooling use, appliance operation, and energy-saving habits—shapes residential greenhouse gas emissions. It suggests that behaviour change, not just technology adoption, materially affects ac…
McKittrick A.R.
This study analyzes the costs of achieving annual and monthly net zero energy (ZNE) performance in U.S. multifamily buildings. It examines the expense implications of ZNE design and the role of monthly load variations. Findings inform inves…
Ahmadi M.M.
This paper proposes 'net-zero exergoeconomic' and 'net-zero exergoenvironmental' building concepts as new frameworks for sustainable built environments. It extends conventional energy-based net-zero assessment toward integrated exergy, cost…
Worrell E.
This work addresses how industrial energy efficiency contributes to climate change mitigation. Without an abstract, specifics are unclear, but industrial efficiency sits at the core of decarbonization pathways with both policy and operation…
Rafique A.
This study assesses cost-effective low-carbon technologies for cutting household GHG emissions from space and water heating. It compares technologies such as heat pumps and efficient water heaters on cost and abatement potential to identify…
Cooper J.
A case study in Vaasa, Finland, examining how combining building renovation with ground source heat pump installation reduces greenhouse gas emissions. It illustrates an integrated approach to cutting heating-related emissions through energ…
Alan F.
A study on carbon emissions arising from refrigeration used across the UK food industry. It addresses refrigerant-related GHG emissions within the food supply chain, relevant to Scope 1 accounting. No abstract is available, so methods and f…
Peng C.
Proposes integrated design strategies for net-zero-energy solar buildings (NZESBs) in Nanjing, China. It appears to optimize building form, solar gain and PV capacity to balance energy demand and on-site generation under local climate condi…
Wang Y.
A study on radiative thermal management materials aimed at net-zero buildings. Such materials can cut heating and cooling energy demand via radiative cooling and insulation, supporting building decarbonization. No abstract is available, so …
Bhavsar R.
A case study of Mohawk College's net zero energy and zero carbon building, presented as a living lab for high-efficiency and renewable energy technologies. It documents an integrated design, operations and educational facility. Quantitative…
Fernandez A.
This study uses a difference-in-differences approach to measure how housing costs of decarbonisation are distributed unequally across tenure types (owner-occupied vs. rented). It highlights asymmetric cost burdens between landlords and tena…
Açikkalp E.
This paper applies a net-zero extended exergy concept to assess building sustainability. By accounting for energy quality rather than quantity alone, it offers a thermodynamic framework for evaluating building decarbonization performance. I…
Battaglia L.
This study evaluates the performance potential of reusing shipping containers as net-zero residential buildings. It examines structural, thermal and energy performance, positioning containers as a low-carbon, circular construction option. W…
Aktas C.B.
This work appears to examine the critical success factors for reducing constructability problems in net-zero energy home (ZEH) construction. Without an abstract, specifics are unclear, but early contractor involvement and quality control fo…
Spiegelhalter T.
This work examines how parametric 3-D and 4-D BIM design tools can support meeting net-zero-energy-building (ZEB) 2020 and 2030 targets. It links design-stage energy-performance optimization with schedule and cost management. No abstract is…
Tsering Gaphel, Suresh Bhalla
This study develops unfired masonry units combining cow dung, clay, lime, and reed, assessing their mechanical performance and environmental footprint. It positions them as a low-carbon alternative to fired bricks for construction in high-a…
Yiwei Zhao, Jian Zhai, Xueke Zheng +6
This study examines reactive pressure-swing distillation for low-carbon separation of an isopropanol/diisopropyl ether/water ternary azeotropic mixture. Through process intensification and exergy analysis, it evaluates energy efficiency and…
Mohammad Javad Kordani, Milad Mokhtari, Amir Hossein Nimjerdi +1
This paper builds a stock-coupled water–material flow analysis framework integrating ISO 14046 water footprinting with Monte Carlo Pareto screening for data-center cooling. Cooling-water demand is tied to installed hardware stock and refres…
Branchini L.
This study examines the optimal sizing of organic Rankine cycle (ORC) systems for waste-heat recovery at natural gas compressor stations. It addresses the trade-off between equipment capacity and efficiency when converting compressor waste …
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