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.
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Xuexin Liu, Jiang Lihua, Xiaoxu Kong
This paper quantitatively analyzes the evolutionary characteristics and implementation effects of China's low-carbon policy system using policy texts. It reveals temporal trends and effectiveness, providing insights into China's decarboniza…
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This study analyzes how different planning scales for renewable energy expansion in China affect biodiversity trade-offs. Larger-scale plans are more efficient but cause greater ecological impacts, while smaller-scale plans disperse impacts…
Rezza Maolya Setya Pratiwi Setya, Nadia Itona Siregar
This study analyzes media framing of Indonesia's E10 (10% ethanol-blended gasoline) policy on TikTok accounts of Liputan6 and SCTV. The media framed E10 as a government effort to create alternative energy, reduce fuel imports, and support e…
V. S. Parihar, B. N. Jha
This study analyzes the sustainability challenges of coal mining in India, which produced over 1 billion tonnes in FY2024-25, alongside rapid renewable energy expansion. Environmental costs include 35% native land cover loss and tuberculosi…
Fredy L. Maro
This study assesses climate change mainstreaming in local planning in Mwanga District, Tanzania. It finds strong policy alignment (PAM 61.7%) and mainstreaming index (CMI 65%), but uneven integration—climate finance, mitigation, and informa…
Isah Wada
This study analyzes the relationship between ecological footprint, renewable energy, and economic growth in Europe, exploring the roles of innovation-driven agriculture, governance effectiveness, and regulatory synergy.
Dinusha Wilegoda, Chamara Panakaduwa, Nishan Mallikarachchi +1
This systematic review examines funding models for residential solar PV adoption in the UK. Evaluating 39 articles, it identifies nine potential business models. Community energy models have shown success internationally and could be applie…
Tessa Kate Laven
This thesis examines wind energy conflicts between the Norwegian state and Sámi communities, focusing on how intermediaries mediate power dynamics in contested sustainability transitions. Using Pratt's concept of contact zones, it analyzes …
Sheila Kong Mukwele, Erick Gankam Tambo
This paper examines marine renewable energy (wind, wave, tidal, floating solar) as a solution to energy poverty in the Gulf of Guinea. Drawing on successful European models in the North and Baltic Seas, it recommends regional cooperation, t…
Zahra Piryaei, Maryam Karami, Iman Khazaee
This study performs a 4E (energy, exergy, economic, environmental) analysis comparing hybrid power systems combining proton exchange membrane fuel cells (PEMFC) with organic Rankine cycle (ORC) against direct methanol fuel cells (DMFC) with…
Rita Ofosu
This review examines how climate change affects weed susceptibility to herbicides. Rising CO2, temperature, and altered moisture conditions impact weed physiology and herbicide efficacy, highlighting the need for a sustainable weed manageme…
Budthapa Kabita, Handayani Dr. I.P.
This review comprehensively analyzes biochar's role in sustainable agriculture and climate mitigation through waste management, soil improvement, carbon sequestration, GHG reduction, and carbon credit markets. It also identifies technical, …
Emily Tyler, Fikri Muhammad
This paper theorizes 'pre-phase-out' dynamics in emerging economies lacking explicit coal phase-out commitments, comparing South Africa and Indonesia (1998-2024). Despite similarities, regime destabilization differs: South Africa's underper…
Mithlesh Tiwari, Ravish Singh Rajput, Bhavana Sharma +2
This paper provides a comprehensive review of climate change causes (fossil fuel combustion, industrialization), impacts (rising temperatures, sea-level rise), mitigation strategies (renewable energy, carbon sequestration), and adaptation m…
Avtar Singh, Kanik Kumar Bansal, Bablu Singh +3
This review paper synthesizes the mechanisms, practices, and benefits of regenerative agriculture for addressing soil degradation and climate variability. Practices like conservation tillage, crop rotation, and organic amendments enhance so…
Anar Ali, Alisa Usubova
This study analyzes the political and economic implications of renewable energy transitions in Saudi Arabia, UAE, and Qatar. It examines how policy frameworks like Vision 2030 and the Masdar Initiative affect economic diversification, energ…
Andy Zhang
This paper conceptualizes the waiting time in urban energy transition as a design element, exploring future urban places. It provides a theoretical framework and practical implications.
Lisa Anderson, L. Emily Hickman
This paper investigates whether CEO political orientation affects the quality and transparency of corporate climate pledges. Using data from 2015-2023, it finds that Republican-leaning CEOs' firms have less ambitious and less transparent pl…
Monika Grinevičiūtė, Kęstutis Valančius, Violeta Motuzienė
This study integrates annual energy simulations and whole-life carbon assessment for a Lithuanian dwelling under current and future climate scenarios, evaluating passive cooling, PV/storage, and material choices. Results show that a combine…
Mohammed T. Zaki, Beichen Zhang, Newsha Ajami
This paper presents a systematic literature review on interdependencies among hydrogen, geothermal, bioenergy, direct air capture, and lithium mining within energy transition pathways. It identifies limitations of siloed assessments and pro…
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