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 781–800 of 1975 papers
Yuanzhang Zhao, Shiu-Chieh Chiu, Jyh-Horng Lin +2
This study examines the trade-offs between electricity imports and nuclear reactivation in thermal power transition within a sustainable finance framework. A contingent-claim model is used where a life insurer finances biomass, thermal, and…
Tuhibur Rahman, Moinul Alom Shovon, Zeseya Sharmin +1
This review systematically analyzes the transition to solar and wind energy in Asia, identifying infrastructural, grid integration, and institutional discordance as key barriers. It proposes an integrated framework prioritizing regulatory c…
Anna K. Zinn, Sara Dolničar
This paper examines an Australian government scheme's potential to support a just energy transition, focusing on policy mechanisms and social equity.
Emma Galbraith, Javier Revilla Diez
This paper analyzes how host states strategically couple with foreign state-owned enterprises in the energy transition. Using the case of Singaporean state-owned service providers in Vietnam's renewables sector, it shows how Vietnam balance…
Jinyu Shiwang, Wei Peng, John E. Bistline +10
This multi-model analysis of U.S. net-zero transition finds robust nationwide reductions in PM2.5 and associated mortality, but benefits vary substantially across models and regions due to differences in sectoral mitigation allocation and u…
Danilo Rogić
This structured review examines the challenges and opportunities for the oil industry in the energy transition, focusing on Bosnia and Herzegovina. It analyzes the impact of regulatory frameworks like CBAM and assesses the economic and envi…
Olga Janikowska, Natalia Generowicz, Joanna Kulczycka
This study proposes a hybrid governance model combining deliberative democracy and polycentric systems to address the energy transition trilemma of security, sustainability, and equity. Using heat pump deployment as an example, it identifie…
Shotaro Mori, Siddharth Joshi, Volker Krey +4
This study uses two global energy system models to explore pathways to fully phase out fossil fuels by 2050 under the 1.5°C goal. Compared to cost-effective 1.5°C pathways, the phase-out pathway requires a 1.6-1.8-fold increase in power gen…
Arif Nurhakim, Andika Widya Pramono, Siska Prifiharni +6
This bibliometric analysis maps global research on superconducting transformers, offering policy insights for economic transformation and energy sector restructuring. Superconducting transformers can reduce energy losses, supporting decarbo…
Baocheng H, Bellaoulah M, Chiheb A +3
Using a unique panel of Chinese coastal provinces and light manufacturing subsectors, this study reveals a green transition paradox: battery manufacturing accounts for 88.9% of emission growth despite being essential for decarbonization. Ac…
Yu, Shiwei, zhou, shuangshuang, Sun, Yafang +2
This paper presents a modeling framework showing that coordinated planning of generation, transmission, storage, and demand (GTSD) significantly reduces the cost of decarbonizing China's power system. It demonstrates that integrated plannin…
Mac Uidhir, Tomas, Suleimenov, Bakytzhan, Daly, Hannah
This report presents an Integrated Marginal Abatement Cost Curve (iMACC) for Ireland's energy system, quantifying the emissions reduction potential and marginal abatement costs of key mitigation measures across electricity, transport, build…
Bell, Peter
This commentary argues that industrial overcapacity in China's aluminum smelting industry can serve as flexibility infrastructure for renewable-heavy electricity grids. By shifting electricity demand seasonally, retained overcapacity can re…
Anchal Bansal, Fatemeh Allahakbari, Sybil Derrible
This review examines emerging technologies (electric buses, hydrogen fuel cells), GHG emissions accounting methods, and policy frameworks for decarbonizing public transit fleets. It synthesizes deployment status and challenges, comparing em…
Mikołaj Nakonieczny, Paweł Kucharski
This paper examines operational challenges of transitioning to low- and zero-emission buses under EU climate policy and national decarbonization strategies. It focuses on charging/refueling infrastructure, depot operations, timetable planni…
Mohamed Shrief, Jahira Debbarma, Lukman Akanbi +1
This study conducts a systematic literature review and bibliometric analysis on how net-zero strategies affect firm-level energy efficiency and economic growth. Using PRISMA and VOSviewer, it identifies 171 barriers and 91 enablers across e…
Žilvinas Vainoras, Sergejus Lebedevas
This paper develops a segment-based multi-criteria dynamic assessment framework for evaluating ten decarbonization technologies for commercial fishing vessels (medium-to-large trawlers). The 2026 baseline shows operational measures and sust…
Ruiling Duan, Yanchao Zhu, Yuchun Xie +3
This paper proposes advanced direct-injection strategies for ammonia in dual-fuel engines, aiming to achieve high efficiency and decarbonization.
Nolla Todorović, Ivana Jovanović, Ailong Fan +1
This review provides a system-level analysis of electrofuels for maritime decarbonization, evaluating technical challenges and cost barriers, and proposing policy frameworks for deployment.
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This first report of phase two focuses on strategies to reduce fuel consumption and greenhouse gas emissions from medium- and heavy-duty vehicles. It likely provides policy recommendations and technical assessments for improving efficiency …
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