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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After the 2021-22 crisis, Nordic day-ahead prices decoupled: four southern zones co-move strongly with DE-LU (0.54-0.71) while four northern zones do not (0.25-0.30). Yet price information did not split accordingly—neighbouring prices cut f…
Milva Eileen Justavino-Castillo, Tomás Díaz-Ríos, Carlos A. Rovetto +2
This study integrates IMO DCS data (via GISIS) with over two million Panama Canal operational records to forecast vessel fuel consumption and CO2 emissions. Fuel data are converted to CO2 using fuel-specific factors, with standardized vesse…
Xu Yi
A historical study of how energy consumption in Chinese manufacturing factories shifted during the first three decades of the 20th century. With no abstract available, the specific findings are unclear, but it likely documents early industr…
Ioannis Chalaris, Byongug Jeong, Sefer Anil Gunbeyaz +1
This study develops a port-level, time-resolved life-cycle assessment (LCA) framework using AIS vessel-tracking data to evaluate alternative marine fuels. It quantifies decarbonization potential at the operational port scale, supporting emi…
Linhao Ye, Zhen Yang, Zhanzhi Liu +1
This work proposes scheduling methods for carbon-negative operation of PV-powered AI data centers that integrate direct air capture (DAC) and hydrogen production under uncertainty. It optimizes data-center power use alongside DAC and hydrog…
Leonid Kalimullin
This study argues that LCOE alone undervalues hydropower and develops an integrated model combining VALCOE (system-value-adjusted cost), marginal emission factors (MEF), WACC sensitivity, and input-output regional effects, applied to Russia…
Saebom Kim
Using the 20th Korea Welfare Panel Study (N=7,274), this study evaluates household energy burdens by heating system, focusing on low-income households. Oil boilers and electric heating significantly raise energy burdens versus gas boilers, …
Michael Buenly B. Owogowog, Ralph Carlo Evidente, Joseph Rempillo Ortenero +1
This work appears to address low-carbon, scalable synthesis of MXene materials for integrated energy systems. Without an abstract, details are unclear, but the focus links materials manufacturing scale-up with decarbonization. Likely releva…
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This study uses SWOT analysis with A.M.F and IEA data to examine the gap between global climate commitments and rentier oil economies. Kuwait and Iraq show oil dependency above 89%, and Bahrain a 49.7% structural dependency gap, making budg…
Hang Ke, Xin Wu, Jin Li +4
A multi-mode, multi-scenario analysis of straw-based heating supply chains under carbon-neutrality goals. It examines how transport modes and supply-chain configurations affect the feasibility and emissions of biomass district heating, offe…
Sun Cole Seeberg Dyremose
This article applies the Multiple Streams Framework to analyse Denmark's offshore wind and energy hub policy amid shifting EU geopolitics from 2020 to 2026. It finds that post-Ukraine inflation, market uncertainty and the annulment of an op…
Mary Njenga
Drawing on two decades of bioenergy research and lived experience, this piece documents how households mix and stack cooking fuels—woodfuel, briquettes, kerosene, LPG, biogas, electricity—according to budgets, appliance access and daily rhy…
Rita Mergner, Rainer Janssen, Jannis Haack +15
This paper reviews EU policy frameworks (Green Deal, SET Plan, Coal Regions in Transition) driving the transformation of coal-dependent regions toward climate-neutral economies. It highlights both the risk of obsolete skills and local econo…
Patrick Kipkemoi Ronoh
This study examines what drives Kenyan households to choose renewable energy, using World Bank Multi-Tier Framework survey data (2016-18) and the Theory of Planned Behavior. Logit regression and marginal effects show that attitude, subjecti…
Nga Do-Thu
Vietnam's power mix remains coal- and hydro-heavy (47% coal, 30.3% hydro, 7% gas in 2024). This preliminary study applies a CLEWs framework to model energy, land, and water linkages over 2023–2050, comparing a business-as-usual path with a …
Jake Barnes, Jörg Weber, Chloe McLaren Webb +2
The Pathways to Flexibility (P2F) project examines how everyday household routines and decisions shape evolving energy demand in the UK, as homes shift from passive consumption to self-generation and demand shifting. Flexible household ener…
Yulin Liu, Sunliang Cao
Proposes an integrated energy trading system for three types of coastal-resilient net-zero-energy buildings, incorporating novel flexibility and grid-sharing resources across multiple stakeholders. The framework coordinates building-to-buil…
Yanis Rihi
This commentary argues that renewable energy deployment in the Global South often reproduces historical subordination, financial dependence and ecological degradation rather than being a purely technical fix. It shifts focus from upstream c…
Jan Rosenow, Nick Eyre, Jeffrey Rissman +4
This paper argues that claims renewables cannot replace fossil fuels rest on a 'primary energy fallacy'—comparing systems by primary energy inputs rather than delivered energy services. Using LLNL World Energy Flow and IEA balances, a highl…
Zuo J, Lu J, Feng H +5
This paper designs cross-regional virtual reserve services using spatially transferable loads in data centers to ease transmission constraints and high reserve costs under high renewable penetration. It models task migration (queues, bandwi…
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