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 841–860 of 1745 papers
Cunyi Yang, Runze Yang, Wenjie Ma
This paper compares green finance and digital finance impacts on energy transition using Chinese city panel data. Both promote energy transition, but green finance requires robust development while strategic allocation of digital finance ma…
A+BE | Architecture and the Built Environment
This special issue explores justice and welfare in the energy transition, discussing policy, design, and social impacts from a built environment perspective.
Rıdvan Kalaycı, Abdallah Zakaria Mdachi
This paper examines how Eastern Mediterranean gas discoveries have reshaped geopolitics, focusing on Israel-Egypt relations. The authors argue that energy cooperation transformed a cold peace into a pragmatic partnership, with both countrie…
Imad Antoine Ibrahim, Bart Homan, Susanne Skårup +4
This paper examines regulatory barriers to local energy transitions across seven communities in Denmark, India, Poland, and the Netherlands. It identifies eight main regulatory barriers affecting decentralized energy initiatives, showing ho…
Chenchen Wang
This paper examines barriers and strategies for communicating energy transition among local climate advocates in the Global South. It highlights local meanings and cultural contexts that influence acceptance and implementation, offering ins…
Econology
This multidisciplinary issue covers climate displacement in Bangladesh, informal waste pickers in circular economy, China's green transition and coal dependence, and just transition in Nigeria. It offers diverse perspectives on energy trans…
Prof. Zubairul Islam2 Mohammed Abubakar Adeyemi1*
This paper analyzes the decarbonization of urban transport in Abuja, Nigeria, assessing policy coherence, institutional barriers, and existing interventions like CNG pilots and light rail. It proposes a phased transition pathway with govern…
Saravanan Arunachalam, Catherine A. Seppanen, Brian F. Naess +7
This study proposes a census tract-level modeling framework to estimate health co-benefits of decarbonization in New York State. The spatially detailed analysis enables assessment of local health impacts, and the framework is transferable t…
Hyun-Jung Nam, Doojin Ryu
This study empirically analyzes how decarbonization policies moderate the price premium for eco-vessels in time-charter markets. Findings show stricter policies significantly increase the premium, providing implications for shipping industr…
Bhuiyan S.I.
This paper analyzes the greenhouse gas emission reduction and energy impact of electrifying upgraders in refineries using plasma processing technology. It evaluates the emission reduction potential and energy trade-offs, demonstrating the e…
Yuan H.
This paper analyzes cybersecurity risks associated with net zero technologies such as renewables, EV charging, and hydrogen. While lacking empirical details, it likely provides a theoretical framework for assessing vulnerabilities.
Olatunde D.E.
This paper analyzes Africa's decarbonization strategies and evaluates the feasibility of achieving net-zero by 2050-2060. It focuses on renewable energy deployment and policy measures, considering region-specific challenges and opportunitie…
Dylan Hübner, A. Moghayedi, Kathy Michell
This study investigates how affordable housing in South Africa can transition to net-zero carbon. Using mixed methods including life cycle assessment, it finds that combining passive design with on-site PV can reduce lifecycle emissions by …
Yuanyuan Hao, Yifei Jiang
Using Chinese data from 2000-2024, this study applies BMA and ARDL models to examine how climate policy uncertainty affects energy transition. It finds a strong short-term inhibitory effect, but also an indirect promoting effect through str…
Muya Cai, Hongya Wang, Fengyin Zhou +9
This paper discusses the potential of electrochemical metallurgy powered by renewable energy for metal extraction, reducing CO2 emissions while enabling energy storage. It highlights the growing demand for bulk materials like Fe, Al, Zn, an…
Zhengfei Zhang, Mengru Ma, Yimin Xiao
This paper explores solutions for transitioning rural energy structures in plateau mountainous climate regions through field surveys. It identifies region-specific challenges and opportunities, offering insights for sustainable energy trans…
Long Shi, Yang Zheng, Chao Xu +2
This paper proposes a low-carbon operation optimization method for distribution systems that considers the regulation potential of distributed flexible resources (EVs, PV, storage). An aggregation model using time-varying outer approximatio…
J J Andrews, A M Moncaster
This qualitative case study of a UK university student accommodation project analyzes why some low-carbon aspirations (Passivhaus certification) were achieved while others (low embodied carbon) were dropped. Key success factors included cle…
Ruiteng Shao, Ke Li, Qing Teng +3
This study proposes an improved dream optimization algorithm (SCO-DOA) integrating sine and cosine operators for low-carbon economic scheduling of microgrids. Simulations on a microgrid with PV, wind, diesel, microturbine, and storage show …
Wenze Zhang, Ying Liu, Zhiting Chen +3
This study reviews Yunnan Province's energy transition toward carbon neutrality, highlighting a hydropower-centered multi-energy complementary system. It examines resource potential, challenges, and the 'Yunnan approach' as a case for regio…
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