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 81–100 of 186 papers
P. Jochem, Cordula Kropp, Kai Hufendiek
This editorial discusses the next level of security of supply in the energy transition, emphasizing a resilience strategy. It focuses on policy frameworks to enhance systemic robustness.
Schlesier, Hauke, Desing, Harald
This study uses the 3-Machine energy transition model and pycascade simulations to evaluate how different transition speeds affect climate tipping risks. It finds that faster transitions significantly reduce the probability of crossing tipp…
Fagan J.
This briefing envisions the future of goods movement towards net zero logistics, discussing electrification, hydrogen, efficiency improvements, and policy pathways for decarbonizing freight.
Bistline J.E.T.
This paper examines the critical role of the power sector in achieving net-zero energy systems. It discusses strategies for decarbonizing electricity generation, grid integration of renewables, and the importance of flexibility and storage.…
Zheng Li, B Lin
This study evaluates the Kyoto Protocol's impact on clean energy transition using a panel DID approach. It finds a significant increase of about 3 percentage points in Annex B countries relative to non-Annex B. Channels include electricity …
Natalia Fabra
This paper simulates the consequences of postponing nuclear retirement in Spain. It finds that while static benefits include lower prices and emissions, the dynamic effect undermines renewables investment due to reduced captured prices and …
Xiaoyi Hu, Mi Zhang, Hua Hou +1
This paper proposes perfluoropivalonitrile as an eco-friendly dielectric compound to replace the potent greenhouse gas SF6 in electrical insulation. It offers a lower global warming potential and shows potential for practical performance.
Tae‐Ho Lee, Young-hyun Ryu, JB Cho +1
This study evaluates pyrolysis oil from spent coffee grounds (SCGs) as an alternative marine fuel for IMO 2050 targets. Tests on a 30 L boiler with up to 25% blend in marine gas oil showed consistent combustion efficiency (~79.2%) but incre…
Denis Voskov, Denis, Saifullin, Ilshat, Wapperom, Michiel +4
open-DARTS is a numerical framework for modeling and optimizing subsurface reservoirs in energy transition applications, including geothermal production, cyclic energy storage from renewables, and CO2 sequestration. It directly supports eff…
Dan Wang, Zhihuan Wang, Yan Xu +2
This study develops an AIS-based bottom-up framework to estimate carbon emissions and compliance costs in the Shanghai–Los Angeles/Long Beach green shipping corridor. It evaluates eight alternative energy options and carbon capture technolo…
Golubchikov O.
This introduction outlines the role of cities in the twin transition of net-zero and digitalization. It discusses how cities are at the forefront of integrating climate goals with digital technologies, highlighting key policies and practice…
Jan Emblemsvåg
This paper responds to criticism of a prior study comparing Germany's Energiewende with an alternative policy of investing in nuclear power. It defends the conclusion that nuclear investment would have yielded better overall results, arguin…
Slorach P.C.
This paper examines technological options for achieving net zero in the heating sector from now to 2050, focusing on environmental sustainability. It compares technologies such as heat pumps, hydrogen, and district heating, evaluating their…
DS Hettiarachchi, S.M.Samindi M.K. Samarakoon, Kidane F. Gebremariam +1
This paper investigates low-carbon binders with high replacements (50-90%) of Icelandic volcanic pozzolan and silicomanganese slag. At 50% replacement, 28-day strength matches ordinary Portland cement (75-85 MPa). Even at 70% replacement, s…
Rao Fu, Jiashuo Li, Peipei Tian +6
This study traces the cross-border relocation of environmental pressures and value added in global power supply chains from 1995 to 2019. It finds that developed regions capture over 83% of value added from the low-carbon transition while o…
Kingsley Imandojemu, Omozele Lynda Showunmi, Felix Orole +3
This study examines how innovation affects the energy trilemma (security, equity, sustainability) across 115 countries from 2011 to 2023 using long-difference regression. It finds that innovation initially disrupts energy security and equit…
Horesh N.
This study analyzes the impact of fuel shifts (switching to lower-carbon fuels) on greenhouse gas emissions from transportation in the United States, finding that fuel shifts account for the majority of emission reductions.
Lu B.
This paper reviews the challenges in decarbonizing global maritime container shipping. Achieving net-zero emissions requires alternative fuels, energy efficiency, and international regulatory frameworks.
Vercoulen P.
This study uses the E3ME-FTT:Steel model to simulate the economic impacts of transitioning to carbon-neutral steel production in China, Japan, and Korea. The findings highlight trade-offs and opportunities for decarbonization pathways in th…
Gao R.
The EMF-37 study analyzes pathways for electricity supply and demand to achieve net-zero emissions, quantifying the role of renewables, demand-side flexibility, and policy measures, assessing technical and economic feasibility.
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