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 601–620 of 1975 papers
Ahmed Moharam, Yasser Farghaly, Amr Atef Elhamy
This study uses TRNSYS simulation to evaluate the feasibility of converting the International Olympic Stadium in Egypt's New Administrative Capital into a Net Plus-Energy (NPE) hub. The optimized configuration meets total annual demand and …
Chocoroua Omar, Fumiaki Inagaki, Ayako Watanabe
This study analyzes household cooking fuel choices in Mozambique's energy-rich peripheries. Rising income increases electricity/LPG adoption; price is a strong negative predictor. Infrastructure reliability matters: households with energy i…
Canay Özden‐Schilling
This paper examines lithium's critical role in the energy transition, analyzing extraction processes and supply chain risks while advocating for sustainable sourcing.
Mariusz Kudełko
This paper conducts a cost-benefit analysis of decarbonising the Polish energy sector to 2050. It finds that full decarbonisation is socially optimal only at an SCC of approximately €165/tCO2, requiring an estimated €228 billion in investme…
Xin Hui Cheng, Irene Moser, Stephen Doliente +2
This paper presents a multi-vector, multi-nodal optimization model for least-cost capacity expansion and retirement planning, applied to Sarawak, Malaysia. Results show perfect foresight enables smoother transitions at lower cost, while myo…
Mancke R.
This study compares the environmental performance of conventional Portland cement (CEM I) and alkali-activated binders (geopolymer concrete) under European regulatory frameworks and carbon pricing mechanisms. It evaluates drivers and barrie…
Feng Dong, LI Zhi-cheng, Xu Zhao +4
This paper analyzes the interdependence between low-carbon and high-carbon firms in China using stock return network analysis and a mixed-frequency volatility model. It finds that the two groups cluster separately but became more connected …
Mengting Zhu, Mengqi Zhao, Rongqi Zhu +5
Buildings are a major energy-consuming sector, but mitigation scenarios often assume fixed historical climate baselines. This study integrates updated Heating and Cooling Degree Days into a global IAM and finds that ignoring warming trends …
Qiang Tu, Ziming Li, Yanran Ma +3
This study investigates the cascading effects of climate policy risks along China's electrochemical energy storage supply chain, using spatiotemporal spillover analysis. It reveals how policy shocks propagate across regions and sectors, pro…
Wen Wang, Yi Zhang (9093), Risheng Gao
This study uses micro-survey data from rural Jiangxi, China, to show that digital technology adoption positively correlates with clean energy consumption intensity. Pathways include increased non-farm employment and stronger social capital.…
Esperanço P.
This paper examines anaerobic digestion of swine slurry as a method for treating livestock waste while reducing greenhouse gas emissions. It highlights the potential for methane capture and biogas production, contributing to renewable energ…
Y Yang, Hongxi Chen, Caitian Wu +1
This study analyzes the coupling coordination between producer services and low-carbon economic transformation in China, revealing spatial differences and providing forecasts. It contributes to evaluating industrial restructuring and enviro…
Lee J.
This paper evaluates the life cycle greenhouse gas emissions of conventional and alternative steel production methods in South Korea, a country dependent on energy imports. It provides insights into the decarbonization potential of the stee…
Shuyi Wang, Wentao Huang, Bo Li +2
This paper proposes a low-carbon economic dispatch model for coal mine integrated energy systems (CMIES) integrating concentrated solar power (CSP) and flexible carbon capture using abandoned mines as solvent storage. A tiered carbon emissi…
Zhenbo Gao, Yanli Sun, Z H Liu +2
This study reconstructs county-level energy-related CO2 emissions for 73 units in the heavy-industrial Central-Southern Liaoning Urban Agglomeration from 2005 to 2024 using socioeconomic data and nighttime light data. Spatial autocorrelatio…
Sarnai Battulga, Shobhakar Dhakal, Erwin Franquet +1
This study examines transition pathways to low-carbon energy by 2050 for Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, the world's coldest capital. It models energy demand, renewable energy integration, and efficiency improvements to reduce coal dependency, offer…
Nordin I.
This paper compares the cost-effectiveness of two greenhouse gas emission reduction strategies: reducing fuel consumption versus replacing fossil fuels with biofuels. It evaluates which approach is more cost-efficient, providing insights fo…
Hassan S.T.
This paper uses a Markov-switching equilibrium approach to analyze how green energy investment, economic policy uncertainty, and natural resources affect greenhouse gas emissions. It examines the role of policy uncertainty in emissions redu…
Stermieri L.
This paper explores the role of digital social practices and technologies in Switzerland's energy transition towards net-zero emissions by 2050. It suggests that the integration of digitalization and social practices can contribute to decar…
Kenfack A.Z.
This paper analyzes the integration of a PV/T system with a hydroelectric generator and the impact of demand-side management on achieving net zero emissions. It focuses on efficiency improvement and operational optimization of renewable ene…
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