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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Shangfeng Song, Shuo Hu, Ailun Wang
This study examines how China's green credit policy shapes the energy transition and employment stability across career stages, combining empirical evidence with a heterogeneous-agent model. It links green finance policy to labor-market out…
Shaozhe Li, Hanxiao Li, Kunming Li
Using China's Green Finance Reform and Innovation Pilot Zones as a quasi-natural experiment, this study combines triple-difference and Double Machine Learning to identify productivity effects. The policy raises total factor productivity for…
Patience Ote Ola, Isaac Sunday Oladele
Panel study of 60 listed non-financial Nigerian firms (2016–2025, 600 firm-years) testing whether ESG reporting affects firm value via Tobin's Q. Environmental (β=2.15), social (β=1.78) and governance (β=2.29) reporting all show positive, s…
Seonghun Min
Analyzing 641 REIT-years across the US, UK, Australia, Singapore and Japan (2020–2025), the study shows sustainability reporting rose from 43.1% to 63.9%, with new adoption far outpacing discontinuation. Using TF-IDF, Structural Topic Model…
Maryam Rahimi Jahangirlou, Thomas Reher, Jana Kalmbach +11
Drawing on multi-year field experience at four agrivoltaic sites in Belgium, Denmark and Germany, this opinion paper identifies when dual-use solar delivers co-benefits and which trade-offs persist. Panel layout, microclimate shifts, soil d…
Sunil Prasad Lohani, Smika Sharma, Henna Rinta-Kiikka +4
This study applies PESTEL and SWOT frameworks to Nepal's clean cooking transition, drawing on policy documents, a 200-household survey, and focus groups across four districts. Biomass dependence fell from 87.3% (2000) to 59.8% (2022) while …
Ryszard Kata, Magdalena Cyrek, Małgorzata Wosiek
Using a 2023–2025 survey of all 160 municipalities in Poland's Podkarpackie Voivodeship, the study finds that municipalities prioritizing energy transition allocate a somewhat higher share of investment spending to related projects, especia…
Ainiyatul Febri Mahiyah, Asihing Kustanti, Setiyo Yuli Handono
A qualitative phenomenological study of communities around Indonesia's Dieng geothermal plant. It finds unevenly distributed economic benefits (jobs, local business, land values) alongside declining trust, limited participation, perceived e…
Farhan Azizi, Rika Ampuh Hadiguna, Insannul Kami
A linear-programming model optimizes kiln fuel mix at an Indonesian cement plant (PT X), integrating 432 decision variables to minimize fuel procurement cost under TSR, capacity, and chlorine/sulfur constraints. Simulation raises average TS…
Shereef Pelumi Gbadamosi
This literature-based qualitative study examines how AI—machine learning, deep learning, and reinforcement learning—optimizes renewable energy systems. It finds AI improves solar and wind forecasting, real-time smart-grid management, fault …
Dimitris Fotopoulos, Nikos Kleanthis, Nicole J. van den Berg +4
Climate policy analysis remains dominated by top-down approaches that underrepresent sociopolitical dimensions of the energy transition. This study deconstructs energy citizenship into patterns and trends, translating them into people-centr…
Patrick Kaczmarczyk, Tom Krebs
Assesses the economic costs of 'green state derisking' — public guarantees plus private equity financing of infrastructure — arguing it amounts to de facto privatisation of infrastructure capital. Using Germany's grid expansion (additional …
Mariia Fedoruk, Walter Leal Filho, João Henrique Paulino Pires Eustachio +5
Combining geospatial assessment with interviews across 19 Ukrainian hromadas and six case studies, this paper examines whether local governments can lead decentralised renewable energy transitions under war conditions. Communities farther f…
Eric T. Sletten, Lenz Fiedler, Pooja Dwivedi +3
This paper argues that automation and machine learning can close the sustainability data gap in the chemical industry. It proposes integrating ML with automated experimentation for closed-loop optimization, embedding sustainability into pro…
Jan Emblemsvåg
A critical literature review reassessing energy accounting methods in light of electrification and the energy transition. It finds the substitution method the least wrong approach, while a new electrification-based method badly misrepresent…
Anshul Mathur, Shivam Negi, Seema Gupta
This review examines how renewable energy drives sustainable socio-economic development in remote Jaisalmer, Rajasthan, India. It maps pathways through which decentralized solar PV, wind, hybrid systems, and emerging green hydrogen improve …
Li Chin Law, Osman Gungen, Selim Gungen +2
This study proposes a stochastic techno-economic framework to assess hydrogen-based decarbonisation of maritime shipping under market and policy uncertainty. It quantifies investment risk and informs viability and policy design for hydrogen…
Maša Zorana Ostrogović Sever, Laura Dobor, Ján Merganič +9
Using the Biome-BGCMuSo model, this study estimates forest carbon stocks and dynamics at country scale for Croatia and Slovakia via bioclimatic-soil stratification, representative stand simulation, and area-based upscaling. Model-derived ca…
David J. Dunstan, A J Drew
A reply defending a reappraisal of UK electricity decarbonisation pathways. Using real generation data and simplifying approximations, the authors argue added electrification has shown no proven contribution to cutting fossil carbon emissio…
Miloš S. Krstić, Ivan Đekić, Lidija Madžar
A SARAR spatial econometric analysis of 18 EU countries (2014–2023) testing how public energy R&D spending, household electricity prices, and social protection expenditure drive CO2 emissions. Results confirm spatial dependence: emissions s…
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