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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Louise Eghoff, Thomas Elliot
This paper extracts lessons from Danish regulation on greenhouse gas emissions at construction sites, offering policy frameworks and practical insights for emissions reduction in the construction industry.
Lewis Barlow, Erik Hjelm, Stefan Uppenberg
This briefing analyzes the 'carbon-cost tipping point' in infrastructure's net-zero transition. Beyond initial design efficiency gains, further carbon reductions require higher upfront investment in low-carbon materials and technologies. Us…
Hassan Bazaz Zadeh, Davide Astiaso Garcia, Reza Mokhtari +1
This paper explores strategies for achieving net-zero emissions at the district level. It examines multi-scale approaches to reduce energy consumption and carbon emissions, including building efficiency, renewable energy integration, and ur…
B.S. Soroka, V.O. Zgurskyi, N. Striugas
This paper analyzes the decarbonization of high-temperature glass melting furnaces by substituting natural gas with hydrogen or H2 blends. It shows that while hydrogen reduces CO2 emissions, its transparent combustion products lower radiati…
Valentyn Vyshnevskyi
This paper examines the impact of IMO regulatory mechanisms (EEDI, EEXI, CII) and the EU ETS on the freedom of the high seas. It proposes an 'environmentally conditioned freedom of navigation' model, arguing that environmental duties are in…
Philippe Loubet, Anthony Benoist, Jérôme Mariette +1
This study applied hybrid LCA to French research activities to evaluate decarbonization strategies, finding limited trade-offs across multiple environmental impacts.
Hengrui Jin, Ruimin Tao, Haiping Yang +4
This study experimentally investigates the catalytic decarbonization of natural limestone using methane, focusing on the effects of metal oxides and stacked-bed transport limitations. Results indicate that certain metal oxides enhance decar…
John Mendy, Nawaf Husain Al Ghanem, Qile He +1
This study qualitatively investigates how leaders' decarbonization competences contribute to sustainability-oriented transformation in Bahrain's sunset oil and gas industry. Based on 26 executive interviews across eight multinational energy…
Haiquan Liu, Suyang Zhou, Wei Gu +2
This paper assesses the feasibility of offshore oil and gas platforms achieving net-zero emissions under alternative decarbonization policy scenarios, such as carbon pricing and CCS mandates. It analyzes technical and economic viability, of…
Ernesto Carlos Casals Cunill, Carlos Alberto Masip Rodríguez, Leonardo Peña Pupo +4
This paper examines long-term decarbonization pathways for Cuba's electricity sector through scenario analysis up to 2050. It quantitatively evaluates the impacts of expanding renewable energy and reducing fossil fuel dependence, offering p…
Yusuf Ibrahim
This paper empirically examines the relationship between renewable energy consumption and decarbonization in South Africa. Although no abstract is provided, the title suggests an analysis of how renewable energy deployment contributes to em…
Pascal Grouiez, Samuel Klebaner
This paper analyzes the contested nature of green upgrading in the French steel industry's decarbonization, focusing on power relations and governance within global value chains. It highlights the social and political dimensions of the deca…
Błażej Suproń, Piotr Trojanowski
This paper uses dynamic panel modeling to analyze decarbonisation of EU road freight transport. It empirically evaluates the effects of policies and technology adoption, identifying key drivers of emission reductions.
Claudia Amadei, Cesare Dosi, Francesco Jacopo Pintus
This paper argues that improvements in energy intensity and offshoring may merely shift emissions abroad, creating an illusion of decarbonization. It highlights the risk of carbon leakage and the need to account for embodied emissions in tr…
Hundt S.
This paper analyzes the interdependency between power purchase agreements (PPAs) and financing of renewable energy projects. It examines how PPAs impact project profitability and risk profiles, and how these factors influence financing term…
Zhao C.
This review comprehensively covers multiphase metering and intelligent error correction techniques for CO2 transport in CCUS systems. It highlights the effectiveness of AI/ML-based error correction in improving measurement accuracy, and dis…
Latiza R.J.P.
This paper discusses integrating circular economy principles into sugarcane bioethanol production using CCUS, closed-loop systems, and waste valorization to enhance sustainability and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Obeng-Darko N.A.
This paper comprehensively examines subsidies, funding mechanisms, and other policy instruments to promote the ramp-up of the hydrogen economy in Europe. Focusing on the European Union's hydrogen strategy, it analyzes existing schemes and f…
Sun L.
This paper assesses CO2 storage potential and the prospects of carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS) in China. It analyzes geological storage capacity, economic viability, and policy frameworks, discussing the role of CCUS in Chin…
Kebe A.
This paper explores the potential of green hydrogen to foster a just and inclusive energy transition. It discusses policy frameworks, social acceptance, and infrastructure development, outlining challenges and opportunities for implementati…
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