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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van der Zwaan B.
This paper explores sector-coupling between electricity and hydrogen to achieve net-zero CO2 emissions, optimizing the integration of renewable energy with hydrogen storage and utilization across industry, transport, and power sectors. It o…
Rajakal J.P.
This paper analyzes the current state, gaps, and opportunities for technologies in Malaysian oil palm estates and palm oil mills towards achieving net-zero emissions. It covers both upstream and downstream operations.
Lai H.L.
This paper critically analyzes stakeholder discourses on net zero industrial clusters, focusing on the social and spatial dimensions of their formation and the political and practical implications of such discourses.
Serino Olander A.
This study analyzes decarbonization strategies in automotive manufacturing through a case study, highlighting operational changes and emission reductions. It provides practical examples of energy efficiency improvements and fuel switching, …
Zhang Y.
This paper analyzes the long-term impacts of decarbonization on residential energy security across income groups and US states, highlighting equity concerns. It emphasizes the disproportionate effects on low-income households and offers pol…
Nong D.
This paper argues that early transition to near-zero emissions electricity combined with carbon dioxide removal is essential for achieving net-zero emissions at low cost in Australia. It emphasizes the importance of early action and present…
Ganzer C.
This paper analyzes the impacts of achieving net zero in power and industrial sectors on value creation and employment. It likely provides empirical evidence on whether decarbonization leads to net benefits or losses for the economy.
Caballero-Güereca C.E.
This paper analyses sectoral ambitions and global trends in building decarbonisation. It compares different sectors' targets and identifies challenges and opportunities for achieving net-zero emissions.
Choi J.
This paper proposes a design and optimization strategy for a net-zero city integrating small modular reactors (SMRs) with renewable energy sources. It examines the technical and economic feasibility of the hybrid system, focusing on energy …
Joffe D.
This paper examines the treatment of uncertainty in the UK's path to Net Zero. It likely analyzes how uncertainties in policy, technology, and economics affect pathway decisions, and may propose frameworks for robust decision-making. Detail…
Komninos N.
This paper discusses the concept of Net Zero Energy Districts (NZED) and the role of connected intelligence in making cities carbon-neutral. It explores how smart grids and AI-driven energy management systems can contribute to decarbonizati…
Ertelt S.M.
This literature review examines the potential negative consequences of low-carbon innovations for net-zero transitions, identifying unintended effects and trade-offs, and proposes priorities for future research.
Farrukh S.
This paper evaluates multiple decarbonization pathways for Aframax tankers, including alternative fuels (LNG, hydrogen, ammonia), wind-assist, and energy efficiency. It analyzes the trade-offs between cost and emission reductions, offering …
Loughlin D.H.
This paper examines the health and air pollutant emission impacts of net zero CO2 by 2050 scenarios from the Energy Modeling Forum 37 study, highlighting co-benefits of decarbonization.
Pratama Y.W.
This paper argues that national priorities in power system transitions to net-zero vary greatly due to differences in technology, policy, and resources. It stresses there is no one-size-fits-all solution, highlighting the need for context-s…
Ju Y.
This study surveys Japanese experts on the perceived feasibility and barriers to a net-zero system transition by 2050. Results highlight technical, economic, and institutional challenges, with implications for policy consistency and social …
Scherrer A.
This paper analyzes how European truck manufacturers strategically adopt alternative technologies like electric and hydrogen fuel cells. It finds that firms vary in timing and technology focus, influenced by regulatory pressure and incumben…
Bistline J.E.T.
Examines the potential role of natural gas in achieving net-zero emissions in the electric sector, discussing its position as a transition fuel, complement to renewables, and synergy with CCUS.
Bailie A.
This study explores pathways for Canada to achieve net-zero through stakeholder-driven modeling. By integrating diverse perspectives into the modeling process, it presents transition scenarios that consider social acceptability and feasibil…
Dioha M.O.
This study uses integrated assessment modeling to explore net-zero emissions pathways for Africa under different timelines. It assesses feasibility, costs, and implications for sustainable development, providing insights for African countri…
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