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.
Showing 1401–1420 of 30954 papers
Gao M.
This work examines how renewable energy can drive decarbonization of the coal-based chemical industry. Without an abstract, specifics are unclear, but it likely addresses transition pathways and policy implications for replacing coal-depend…
Martus E.
A political-economy analysis of how climate politics around metallurgical coal is shifting in Australia. It examines the tension between net-zero commitments and continued reliance on coking coal for steelmaking, framing the resources secto…
Ebailila M.
A materials study on stabilising sulfate-bearing soils using lime blended with ground granulated blast furnace slag (GGBS) and metakaolin, aiming to cut the carbon intensity of ground improvement. It targets replacing cement-based binders w…
Famiglietti J.
This paper evaluates net-zero emissions and positive energy districts (PEDs) using both attributional and consequential life cycle assessment approaches. It examines how the choice of LCA methodology affects district-level decarbonization r…
Santagata E.
This paper presents a preliminary scenario modelling tool for examining resilience, renewable energy integration, and multi-sectoral decarbonization in Pacific island energy supply chains. Using Fiji as a case study, it offers a method for …
Mbabu A.
A systematic review of 'regenerative twins'—digital twins extended toward circularity and net-zero goals in built environments. It maps enablers, applications and challenges, outlining how digital infrastructure can align construction and r…
Fristed F.
This paper examines the drivers determining whether renewable fuels or CCS are chosen in net-zero transport and energy systems. It identifies conditions shaping the division of roles between these options, offering implications for decarbon…
Morse A.
A study on the economics of net-zero banking, likely examining how banks decarbonize lending portfolios, the incentives and costs of transition finance, and how regulation shapes bank behavior. Without an abstract, specifics are unconfirmed…
Hao-Dong Lv, Ji-Zhe Li, Kai Li +4
This work appears to examine synergistic pathways for jointly mitigating climate and water scarcity risks. With no abstract available, the geographic scope, methods, and quantitative findings remain unclear. It sits in the growing space whe…
Meri Aprilianti, Eksa Ridwansyah, Umarudin Kurniawan
Using multiple regression on 60 observations of Indonesian mining firms (2021–2024), this study finds that managerial ownership and profitability are significantly negatively associated with carbon disclosure, while total assets show no sig…
Renchao Xie, Shuo Li, Qinqin Tang +4
This paper proposes a carbon-tracking hierarchical trading mechanism for green Computing Power Networks (CPNs) supporting LLMs. It formulates a three-stage Stackelberg game among consumers, resource providers, and Energy Supply Points, prov…
Sudhanwa Purandare, Sumanth Banakar, Venkatesh Ankarla Sri Ramuloo +1
This paper proposes a cognitive digital twin combined with deep reinforcement learning for carbon-aware and resilient supply chain management. It contributes a framework that balances carbon constraints with disruption resilience in operati…
Lin Dong, Hua Li, Honghong Yang +2
A study analyzing land-use change and carbon stock dynamics in China's Beiluo River Basin on the Loess Plateau from 2000 to 2035. It identifies nonlinear drivers and projects future carbon balance, offering insights for regional-scale carbo…
Yuting Zhao, Yue Zhao, Weiqi Duan +1
Using 2005–2022 panel data from three cities around Dongting Lake Wetland Reserve, this study applies OLS regression to examine how the digital economy affects carbon emissions, energy structure, and carbon sequestration. It finds the digit…
Hui Chen
This paper challenges the familiar picture of postcarbon futures as merely closing coal plants and scaling renewables. It argues that energy transitions are inseparable from land, space, and social justice, and that building postcarbon futu…
Yuekuan Zhou, Zhaohui Dan, Xinyao Zheng +8
This review examines City Information Models (CIM) as integrated digital frameworks for urban energy planning, combining renewables, storage, and infrastructure optimization with energy equity. Coupled with digital twins, AI, and IoT, CIM e…
Jiehui Yuan, Zhihong Liu
This paper systematically analyzes the dilemmas facing natural gas distributed energy (NGDE) development in China under its dual carbon goals. It identifies high gas-fired electricity costs, import-dependent supply security, incomplete grid…
Zhong Li, Yixuan Chen, Simiao Tong +2
A system dynamics model of smart energy systems in agri-food parks integrates energy technology, digital infrastructure, policy market, and environmental goals across four subsystems. Simulating 2025–2040, policy coordination boosts install…
Ziwei Wang, Biyuan Liu
Using a 2000–2022 global panel, the study shows renewable energy reduces extinction risk via GHG emission cuts (mediation analysis). Effects are nonlinear, weakening at higher levels, and stronger in Europe than Africa. It empirically links…
Yiyun Jiang, Abbas Ali Chandio, Korhan K. Gökmenoğlu +2
Using 2000-2023 panel data for ASEAN-5 (Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Thailand, Vietnam), this study finds energy security, green finance, and communication technology adoption significantly raise food production, while climate change r…
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