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.
Showing 621–640 of 6957 papers
Karl-Heinz Leitner, Sabine Neuberger, Ludo Diels
This paper examines how roadmapping enables industrial decarbonisation, framing roadmaps through visions, narratives and numbers. It argues roadmaps are not mere forecasts but practical tools that align firms, policymakers and investors and…
Dimitrios Tyris, Anastasios Skiadopoulos, Vasileios Anestis +1
A cradle-to-grave LCA evaluates a solar–biomass hybrid PEORC micro-CHP for swine nursery heating across Greece, Denmark, and Poland. The hybrid cut climate change impacts 89.6–108.3% versus diesel boilers, while standalone biomass performed…
Urszula Motowidlak
This study builds and preliminarily tests a conceptual model integrating regulatory, organisational, and consumer-behavioural factors in last-mile delivery decarbonization. Results show decarbonization is nonlinear and systemic: regulatory …
Paola Caputo, Alice Denarie, Nicola Cesare Di Nunzio +1
This paper reports the academic component of the EU LIFE Skills4DHC project, which builds training schemes to close skills gaps along the district heating and cooling value chain. It maps existing educational offers and designs a flexible f…
Can Wan, Xitong Mu, Zihan He +4
Modulating train operations can turn electrified railways into mechanical energy storage. Using 326,034 inter-stop operations, the authors estimate global potential of 190 GW in 2025 and 315–579 GW by 2050. Capacity expansion models for Chi…
Paris A.
This study examines how Guarantees of Origin (GO) schemes shape the decarbonization of corporate electricity procurement, using Germany and Norway as case studies. It analyzes the link between renewable energy certificate use and corporate …
Ding Y.
Proposes repurposing retiring coal power plants into thermal energy storage to support zero-carbon data centers. It targets dual goals: reusing stranded coal assets and decarbonizing data-center energy demand. Quantitative findings are unav…
Santacruz K.
This work addresses methods to track which generation source is marginal in an electricity market on a spatial-temporal basis. Identifying marginal generation supports assessment of emissions tied to electricity consumption and how demand s…
Lorestani A.
A study applying marginal emission factors (MEF) to multi-objectively optimize an integrated community energy and harvesting (ICE-Harvest) system, balancing cost and emissions trade-offs. Details unavailable as no abstract was provided.
Pepiciello A.
Proposes a real-time pricing demand response scheme that uses marginal emission factors (MEF) as the price signal. By pricing electricity according to time-varying emission intensity, it incentivizes consumers to shift load and cut emission…
Riepin I.
A study analyzing the methods, costs, and system-level impacts of 24/7 carbon-free energy procurement by firms. It examines how hourly matching strategies affect grid operations and costs, offering implications for refining Scope 2 accounti…
Rasheed M.A.
A techno-economic analysis of waste-to-SAF production pathways that integrate carbon capture and storage and green hydrogen. It likely compares how different integration configurations affect costs and decarbonization outcomes. The work off…
Mashmool E.
A study on reducing greenhouse gas emissions through a new power generation planning approach. Without an abstract, methods and geographic scope are unclear, but it appears to address emission cuts via power-mix optimization. Relevant to po…
Malliaroudaki M.I.
This work models a net-zero roadmap across dairy manufacturing and distribution supply chains. It offers a framework for designing decarbonization pathways and evaluating emission-reduction measures in the food sector. Details of methods an…
Pollitt M.G.
This paper models net-zero pathways and sector coupling—linking power, heat, transport and industry—to draw lessons for European policymakers. It likely examines cross-sector decarbonization design and policy coherence. Detailed findings ar…
Mayfield E.
A study analyzing labor and employment pathways for the US to reach net-zero emissions by mid-century. It examines how the decarbonization transition reshapes jobs and labor markets. Policy and industrial-transition implications are central…
Zhuang Y.
This study appears to examine how net-zero actions affect SDG 7 (energy access), distinguishing local effects from spillover effects across regions. Without an abstract, details are unclear, but it likely offers empirical insight into how d…
Firdaus H.
This work integrates ESG and SDG frameworks into power distribution planning to support Indonesia's 2060 net-zero target. It explores how energy business models can be reinvented for sustainable electricity delivery. Methodological details …
Cao K.H.
An empirical study examining how affordable deep decarbonization is for industry across countries. It likely compares how energy prices, carbon regulation and industrial structure shape cost burdens. Though no abstract is available, the com…
Badrianto I.A.
This paper examines Indonesia's pathway to net-zero emissions by 2060, analyzing the roles of nuclear and renewable energy in the transition. It contributes a developing-economy perspective on decarbonization scenario design and the place o…
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