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.
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Hawal Shamon, Johannes Jarke-Neuert, Jung Li +3
An empirical before-and-after study of how the 2022 energy crisis affected heating in German households. It examines changes in energy-relevant concepts such as consumption behavior, efficiency, and cost burden across the crisis. Offers hou…
Umesh Kumar, Abhinav Sahay, Jay Prakash Vishwakarma +4
A critical review of green hydrogen's sustainability credentials from whole-lifecycle and systems perspectives. Drawing on recent LCA literature, it traces environmental impacts across the value chain—renewable electricity, electrolyser man…
Ramazan Kayabaşı
This study assesses the energy, carbon, and economic performance of a 66 kWp agrivoltaic system (AVS) for sugar beet production under Türkiye's semi-arid conditions. Using PVGIS-SARAH3 meteorological data for Konya, Eskişehir, and Yozgat, i…
Shruti Hazarika Borpujari, Saif Rasul Khan, Dr. Priyanka Diphusha +2
Climate change spans water, energy, resource use and biodiversity, yet India governs these under separate legal mandates. Using doctrinal and institutional analysis of constitutional judgments, statutes and climate-policy documents, the art…
Ella Alfredsson Jofs, Jenny Palm
A structured literature review examining citizen participation in Positive Energy District (PED) governance. Citizens remain largely external to decision-making, limited to information-sharing or consultation with few collaborative cases. T…
Emma Kroell, Mogens Steffensen
A theoretical study of optimal portfolio choice when investors account for a future green transition of uncertain timing. The transition is modeled as a jump process raising green stock values and lowering brown ones, with ambiguity-averse …
Dariusz Sala, Alla Stepanivna Polyanska, T Popova +1
This study empirically assesses energy mix diversification and resilience in Ukraine and Poland from 2013 to 2024 using Shannon entropy and the Herfindahl–Hirschman Index. Rising entropy alongside falling HHI confirms a consistent trend tow…
Chukwunonso Ekesiobi, Precious Muhammed Emmanuel, Kingsley Adonike +2
Using ARDL and simulated ARDL on Nigerian data (1990–2023), the study examines population growth, electricity access and CO2 emissions. Electricity access shows a negative but insignificant short-run effect that turns positive long-run, whi…
Francisca Soto-Monteverde, Camilo Cornejo-Martínez
Using the Salar Blanco lithium project in Chile, this study asks whether institutionalized public participation in EIA delivers substantively just transition outcomes. The authors argue procedural rights do not automatically yield distribut…
Sofiya Karunanithi, Ashish Kapoor, Kavitha Edward
This chapter reviews green hydrogen applications across industry, energy, and transport—petrochemicals, fertilizer, ammonia, steel, fuel-cell EVs, aviation fuel, storage, and grid balancing. It surveys needs, challenges, and future technolo…
Thành Tâm Nguyên, Nguyet T.M. Tran, Musharavati Ephraim Munyanyi +1
Using nationally representative household data from Tanzania and Vietnam (2008–2020), the authors track multidimensional energy poverty across incidence, intensity, dimensions and distribution. Both countries improved, but Tanzania showed b…
Vasco Santos, Beatriz Virginia Rodriguez Santos, Teresa Ponce de Leão
A supporting dataset quantifying rare earth element supply risks and demand constraints in the energy transition, using Monte Carlo analysis, AHP, material flow scenarios, and REE price sensitivity. It maps supply-demand gaps and price vola…
Guoyu Ma
A BIM-based LCA framework compares adaptive reuse versus demolition-and-reconstruction for 20 existing public buildings, quantifying embodied carbon across A1–A5, B4, and C1–C4 over 50 years. Adaptive reuse cuts embodied carbon by a mean 44…
Jiayu Shen
This paper traces how carbon dioxide removal (CDR) shifted in climate governance discourse from a 'supplementary option' in IPCC AR5 to a 'scientifically necessary pathway' for the 1.5°C target, now framed as a third pillar alongside mitiga…
Lynette A.M.H. Germes, Carina J. Wiekens, Henny van der Windt
Interviewing 44 board members of 43 Dutch energy communities (ECs) and three intermediaries in Groningen, this study explores ECs' willingness and ability to pursue collective development. Four EC types emerged, differing in ambition, local…
Abdulla Al-Haddad, Azzam Abu-Rayash
Using daily data on 17 energy transition metals and rolling Diebold–Yılmaz connectedness, the paper builds a two-dimensional crisis typology (integration vs. fragmentation; volatile vs. stable) across 11 crisis events from 2017–2025. It fin…
Fils Prosper Tchissambou, Maryse D. Nkoua Ngavouka, Clobite Bouka Biona +2
This study validates ground-based solar radiation measurements in Brazzaville against SolarGIS satellite data over one year using LP02 and CS300 pyranometers. LP02 showed strong agreement with satellite estimates (R²=0.91, RMSE=0.17 kWh/m²/…
Yichen Han
A micro-level case study of Shaanxi mining areas analyzing coal firms' policy responses and technical-economic bottlenecks in low-carbon transition. It documents severe parasitic power consumption, a >60% cost-price loss from inverted CCUS …
Anna Marciniuk-Kluska, Anna Marciniuk-Kluska
A descriptive empirical study of Poland's power system 2005–2024 using PSE balances, KOBiZE fuel inputs and electricity-attributed CO2, and Eurostat renewable shares. Public electricity-and-heat fuel input fell 26.0% while the renewable ele…
Phoebe Koundouri, Angelos Alamanos, Ioannis Arampatzidis +3
The authors simulate 35 European national energy and climate plans (33 NECPs plus Norway and Switzerland) in a common LEAP modeling framework, building a consolidated National Commitments scenario assuming full implementation. Energy-relate…
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