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.
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Bartosz Dendura, Mateusz Budziakowski, Anna Bąk +1
This study compares the environmental impact of envelope material choices for NZEB single-family houses in a carbon-intensive energy context using LCA based on EN 15804+A2. Three wall systems (ceramic, solid log, timber-straw) were assessed…
Julien Andrieu, Safietou Soumaré, Matthieu Vignal +4
This is a corrigendum to a remote sensing assessment of the world's largest mangrove reforestation program in Senegal (2009-2012), which originally discussed implications for carbon crediting and climate change offsetting. The correction li…
Yun Li, Amena Sibghatullah, Firdaus Abdullah +3
Using annual data from 2000 to 2023 and a QARDL model, this study examines how natural resources, carbon finance, fintech, and financial inclusion affect energy efficiency in China. Fintech consistently improves energy efficiency in both th…
Joao Gabriel Rosa, Fabiano Armellini, Jean‐Marc Robert
This paper develops a scenario planning approach for the adaptation of gas stations to transport electrification, using a Canadian case (Quebec). Combining field observation, task analysis, PESTEL scanning, and a Delphi method, it construct…
Josephine I. Müller, Henrieke Polewka, Liam P. Robinson +18
This case study of Berlin's Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf district evaluates the feasibility of carbon neutrality by 2050. None of three scenarios (business-as-usual, emission reduction without additional uptake, or with additional uptake) ach…
Alan Rodrigues Teixeira Machado, Osânia Emerenciano Ferreira, Robson Pereira de Lima +2
Brazil is structuring a biochar value chain at the intersection of climate policy and industrial innovation. Recent regulatory advances, particularly the Brazilian Emissions Trading System (SBCE), create opportunities for biochar to be reco…
Rodrigo Fagundes Cézar, Juliana Camargo, Eduardo Mello +2
This paper examines the EU's hybrid trade-based climate governance in the biofuels sector, focusing on the Renewable Energy Directive (RED) and its interaction with voluntary sustainability standards like Bonsucro. Using process tracing and…
Miftahul Fadillah, Erkata Yandri
This bibliometric review analyzes 43 publications (2015–2025) on renewable energy–integrated mine dewatering. It finds a shift toward hybrid renewable systems and energy storage, with reported energy savings of 12–25% and carbon reductions …
Ana Lia Guerrero
This paper analyzes how global actors dispute and shape hegemonic narratives around critical minerals and the corporate energy transition from a South American critical perspective. It argues that under a decarbonization discourse, the corp…
Daniel Auerbach, Cole Schliebe, Arielle d’Arge
This review critically examines contradictions of the just energy transition, arguing that renewable energy growth has not displaced fossil fuels and participation is limited. By synthesizing Mészáros and Lefebvre, it highlights how capital…
Luiza Martins Karpavicius, Katarina Elofsson
This study compares practice-based and results-based subsidies for agricultural soil carbon sequestration, finding that results-based subsidies yield higher net benefits and sequestration. For a practice-based scheme to outperform, its moni…
Shena Firanti Desfiani, Muhammad Zulham
This study examines the Indonesia-Norway REDD+ cooperation (2016-2025) for reducing carbon emissions from deforestation. The result-based contribution mechanism strengthens forest governance and transparency through MRV. It concludes that t…
Pariman Boostani, Giuseppe Pellegrini‐Masini, Jørgen Klein
This qualitative study explores barriers and drivers for vulnerable groups' participation in energy communities in Norway and Denmark. Key enablers include community engagement and environmental awareness; barriers include inadequate polici…
Mohsin Jamil, M Li, Amin Etminan
This study proposes and evaluates an AC-coupled hybrid distribution microgrid for remote off-grid communities in Canada, using Black Tickle as a case. The optimized configuration achieves 86.7% wind penetration and 100% supply reliability, …
Shamwil Abdul-Karim, Kassim Alabani
Using panel data from 23 Sub-Saharan African countries (2000-2022), this study finds that climate finance has weak and insignificant effects on inclusive growth indicators like income inequality and poverty. Instead, institutional quality a…
Zahoor Ahmed
This review analyzes why Pakistan fails to harness its renewable energy potential, using frameworks of path dependency, rent-seeking, and energy justice. It finds that fossil fuel lock-in, elite capture, and institutional weaknesses hinder …
Azaribrahim Rabhi, Mohammed Salah Chiadmi, Rajae Aboulaïch
This paper analyzes the economic and financial implications of climate transition risk under policy uncertainty. Using stochastic modeling calibrated on NGFS scenarios and Monte Carlo simulations, it estimates transition probabilities and c…
Patrycja Sieg
This study assesses small hydropower plants (SHPs) in Poland’s Kujawsko-Pomorskie region using qualitative interviews and energy data. It finds total SHP capacity of 23.24 MW and identifies administrative, environmental, and economic barrie…
Rengaowa Wu, Talla M. Aldeehani, Abdurrahman Adamu Pantamee +2
This study examines drivers of renewable energy consumption in China (2000-2023) using Dynamic ARDL. Carbon policy, green bonds, and energy tariffs have significant positive long-run effects; fintech and natural resource rents are insignifi…
Na Li, Chunbao Ge, Ying Wang +2
This paper examines how environmental policy stringency, exports, and political risk influence energy-related emissions in the US. It finds that stricter policies reduce emissions, but exports and political uncertainty may offset these effe…
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