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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Petryk A.
An exploratory study of the relationship between electricity futures prices and guarantees of origin (GO) prices in Poland from 2022 to 2025. It examines price linkages between the renewable certificate market and power markets, offering im…
Nikolaos Papamatthaiakis
This thesis evaluates non-traditional lignocellulosic feedstocks from Brazil—herbaceous energy crops, coffee by-products, and native hardwoods—for bioenergy and biorefinery use. It assesses pellet production, hydrothermal liquefaction (HTL)…
Iga Pietrucha, Krzysztof Barbusiński, Paweł Kwaśnicki
This structured review synthesizes 2015–2026 literature on PV fault detection, diagnosis, and control, covering electrical/model-based methods, thermal and luminescence imaging, AI, MPPT, and fault-tolerant control. It integrates diagnostic…
Bile Abdisalan Nor, Osman Sayid Hassan Musse, Abdikarim Abdullahi Farah +3
Using an ARDL model on 1991–2022 data, this study finds renewable energy consumption and GDP reduce unemployment in Somalia, while inflation has no long-run effect. It argues energy transition can create jobs and regional development, recom…
Xuewei Guo, Yirong Wang, Jie Zhang +5
This study reveals that the environmental footprint of biomass power plants in China varies by up to a hundredfold. It suggests that feedstock sourcing and site conditions drive large differences in environmental burden, challenging uniform…
Yoqubjoni Saivali 1,4*, Ping Fang 1,4, Ziyoev Sohibjon 1,4, Mahmudov Dalerjon 1,
This paper assesses hydropower's role in Central Asia's low-carbon transition across economic, environmental, and social dimensions. The Rogun case shows over 3,600 MW of added capacity could cut Tajikistan's energy deficit by 40% and enabl…
Aleksandr Borzunov, Mai ElSayed, Dmitrii Bogdanov +3
A study assessing the system value of offshore renewables and the role of solar PV diversity in Iberia's energy transition. It appears to quantify how diversifying renewable portfolios affects power-system stability and value. Details of me…
Jiaxuan Li, Yanlai Zhou, Chenyun Yang +2
This study proposes a hierarchical control framework for reserve storage capacity (RSC) in pumped-storage power stations to balance hydropower benefit and residual load fluctuation (RLF) under high renewable penetration. Applied to the Heim…
Dong-Wei Zhao, Zhi Zhou, Daniel Boff +1
This paper addresses the optimal design of 24/7 hybrid-resource power purchase agreements (PPAs), combining solar, wind, and storage to match carbon-free electricity on an hourly basis. It contributes an optimization framework for structuri…
Shuyan Zhou, Gong Hui, Edoardo Borgomeo +3
A critical review of technologies, opportunities and barriers for coupling offshore wind power with low-carbon seawater desalination. It examines the energy-water nexus as a pathway to simultaneous decarbonization and water security, author…
Nilufar Turayeva
This paper analyzes the development of Uzbekistan's green energy sector and its prospects for transitioning to a green economy. It examines solar, wind, biomass and hydropower as key drivers of energy transformation, and studies how state p…
Stein‐Erik Fleten
Using Norwegian small-hydro and onshore wind license data, this study tests whether real option theory predicts investor behavior under climate policy uncertainty. It finds that uncertainty induces investment delay, extends the theory, and …
Mr. K. Boopathiraj, Mr. P. Balakrishnan
Using IRENA capacity statistics, this study analyzes the growth and structural shift of global renewable energy from 2001–2025 across solar, wind, hydro, biomass, geothermal and marine sources. Solar and wind grow fastest, while hydropower …
Tinh Thi Nguyen, Tinh Thi Nguyen, Thanh Thi Nguyen +2
This article builds a Five-Pillar Framework (institutions, infrastructure, finance, society/environment, human resources) to compare renewable energy governance in Vietnam and China. China shows a more consolidated statutory framework, coor…
D.A.J. Wouters, M.F. van Dooeren, E.K. Fritz +4
This study assesses offshore wind resources at Lichteiland Goeree in the North Sea over 2014–2024. It situates the resource data within the Netherlands' roadmap to 21 GW by 2032 and carbon-free supply by 2050, noting 4.7 GW installed by end…
Leonardo Amthauer Gallardo, Andrea Biertümpfel, Andreas Gurgel +1
A review of 80 years of German short rotation forestry (SRF) research. Two- to three-year coppice cycles gave the highest biomass yields (9.8 odt/ha/yr), with poplar leading. Poplar and willow coppice remain productive for over 20 years, se…
Peñaranda-Vélez. Victor Manuel, Ochoa-Moya. Carlos Abraham, Quitanar Isaias. Arturo I.
This study identifies prevailing synoptic weather patterns over continental Mexico using ERA5 reanalysis data and k-means/self-organizing maps clustering. Four k-means patterns explain daily atmospheric variability, while fifteen SOM patter…
S. Ajay, Dr.S. Karthikeyan
Using household surveys in Madurai North Taluk, Tamil Nadu, this paper examines renewable energy adoption (solar, biogas, efficiency systems) and evolving environmental policy. Awareness, subsidies, and electricity-cost concerns drive gradu…
Abubakar Zakariyya Al-Hasan, Al-Hasan Fatimetu Olohigbe, Abubakar Ibrahim Suleiman
This paper argues that urban green-cover loss and unreliable fossil-based electricity in Nigerian cities are structurally coupled and should be planned together. A desk-based synthesis of 2016-2025 peer-reviewed evidence and national policy…
Alexandra Calvén, Axel Johansson, Kerstin Sernhed
Using Brunnshög, a sustainability-profiled district in Sweden, this study examines the feasibility and limits of district-level electricity self-sufficiency via rooftop solar PV. Hourly metered data show annual self-sufficiency is unattaina…
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