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 161–180 of 6957 papers
Farha Mohamed
This briefing proposes a geopolitically neutral framework to convert energy workforce transitions from a socio-economic liability into a structured human capital asset corridor. It details 12-to-24-week adjacent-skills micro-credentials, so…
Swarnamanjari Sahoo, Y N Raju, Prajukta Tripathy +2
Using 1998–2022 panel data for BRICS, the study applies CS-ARDL to test how public–private partnership (PPP) energy investment shapes energy consumption. PPP investment and technological innovation significantly raise renewable shares and c…
Benedict Afful, Kassim Alabani
Using a 47-country panel (2005–2024) with fixed effects, System GMM and panel quantile regression, the paper tests whether national innovation capacity accelerates decoupling of growth from CO₂ emissions. Innovation aids decoupling but nonl…
Shubham Soni
Using Indian annual data (1990–2023), this study applies an ARDL framework to test short- and long-run links between FDI and renewable energy consumption. FDI shows a positive, significant short-run effect (β=0.609) but an insignificant lon…
yun-long-zhang, yunlongzhang-9
A MILP model jointly optimizing energy-efficiency retrofits, biomass co-firing, and carbon capture across China's 1,885 coal units under carbon pricing. It derives marginal abatement cost curves, decomposes technology interactions, and runs…
Ronald Simanjuntak, Derma Watty Sihombing, Rosna Yuherlina +2
A survey of 105 seafarers, practitioners, officials and students finds high awareness of maritime decarbonization (73.3% know IMO targets; 78.1% see education as effective) but a gap: 41.9% received no formal decarbonization training. The a…
Jordana W. Composto, Sofía Silvosa, Anandita Sabherwal +1
This multidisciplinary review examines how political trust—trust between actors with unequal power—shapes energy transition outcomes. Drawing on a narrative literature review, fifteen case studies, stakeholder surveys, and expert workshops,…
Jiaming He, Qinliang Tan, Yihong Ding
A distributionally robust optimization approach to configuring climate-resilient active distribution networks. It aims to enhance flexibility and dispatchability under high renewable penetration. Details are limited as no abstract was provi…
Xiaolu Guo, Zihao Huang, Chunxiang Qian +8
An LCA of three Chinese cement production lines (2021–2025) evaluated alternative raw materials/fuels, co-processing of heavy-metal-contaminated soil, and municipal solid waste as fuel under a harmonized framework. Integrated environmental …
Yong-Sung Ahn
A study on prioritizing international cooperation for maritime decarbonization technologies. It likely compares candidate technologies (alternative fuels, hydrogen, ammonia) and proposes a framework for setting cooperation priorities. Metho…
John Grivins, Meicai Xu, Sibel Uludag‐Demirer +2
This study examines how adding formate to anaerobic digestion can enhance biogas yields and deliver carbon and environmental benefits. It targets improved renewable energy recovery from organic waste alongside greenhouse gas reduction, thou…
Changgang Wang, Jiahao Xv, Yu Cao +1
This study builds an integrated energy system coupling liquid CO2 energy storage (LCES) with a closed carbon–oxygen loop: P2G oxygen feeds oxygen-enriched combustion capture while captured CO2 is shared between LCES and methanol synthesis. …
Seongkyu Cho, JINHO RYOU, Juhun Kim +3
This work addresses low-carbon technology development in blast furnace operations using alternative raw materials and fuels. Without an abstract, details are limited, but it concerns steel-sector decarbonization through process innovation. …
Yuwei Li, Ying Ma, Xiaodong Shen +2
A review of ye'elimite-containing (calcium sulfoaluminate) low-carbon cements, covering clinkering, hydration behavior, and hardened properties. It consolidates materials-design knowledge relevant to cutting CO2 emissions in the cement indu…
Maria Tsami
This article synthesizes literature on net-zero transition capabilities, resilience, and socio-technical change to propose the Carbon Neutrality Capability–Resilience (CNCR) framework. It separates functional and carbon performance trajecto…
Zhaopei Tang, Liehui Wang
This study examines the spatial patterns of carbon emissions from container shipping routes between countries and the factors associated with them, in the context of the U.S.–China trade war. No abstract is available, but the work appears t…
Mohannad Alobid, Oluyemi Adewole Okunlola, Ahamuefula E. Ogbonna +1
Using ARDL on German time-series data from 1980–2024, the study re-tests the Environmental Kuznets Curve with energy-structure variables. The conventional EKC holds, but adding renewable share and fossil consumption weakens it sharply, show…
Anqi Li, Anja Brumme, Dirk Rübbelke
A research dataset underpinning a systematic literature review and cross-impact balance (CIB) analysis of stakeholder interactions in Germany's energy transition. It contains search strategies, descriptive analysis of 95 included studies, s…
Mai Shi, Ziqi Wei, Flavio Lehner +1
Using over 200,000 machine learning models across 183 US counties through 2060, this study shows that the combined effect of climate change and technology diffusion (heat pumps, insulation) on building peak electricity demand diverges subst…
Vědunka Kopečná, Iñaki Veruete Villegas
A hybrid CGE model integrating prescribed electricity pathways and endogenous vehicle choice assesses the Czech Republic's updated NECP measures. Additional measures lower real GDP by 0.5% in 2030 and 1.7% by 2050, while direct emissions fa…
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