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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IDAA Warmadewanthi, Arseto Yekti Bagastyo, Sadhan Kumar Ghosh
This paper critically examines Indonesia's pathway to net zero by 2060, analyzing energy transition, policy challenges, and technological solutions.
Zheng Chen, David Bunn, Bingyi Jiang +9
This study examines public willingness to pay for carbon offsets in Canada's national parks, exploring the potential of offsets as a financing mechanism for net-zero goals.
Zhenghua Huang, Kexin Jiao, Jianliang Zhang +2
This paper designs carbon allowance allocation for blast furnace decarbonization in China, analyzing impacts on retirement and low-carbon transition. It quantitatively evaluates how allowance allocation as a policy tool affects industrial t…
Asmae El Jaouhari, Ashutosh Samadhiya, Anil Kumar +3
This study bridges the research-practice gap in real estate decarbonization and green investment through a PRISMA-informed review of 74 articles. It identifies five driver clusters (including green premium) and eight barrier clusters, and o…
Benneth Oyinna, Zubairu Usman, Aisha Abisoye +2
This study presents a machine learning framework for monitoring and forecasting Nigeria's industrial CO2 emissions to support the 2060 net-zero target. Comparing four models (MLR, Prophet, SVR, Random Forest), MLR performed best (R²=0.978).…
Uro Edward, Okocha, Sunny
This study investigates socio-political constraints on decarbonization in Akwa Ibom State, Nigeria. It finds that political interest in oil revenues, socio-political instability, and economic dependency on fossil fuels significantly hinder …
Shihong Zhang, Liutao Chen, Qiqi Huang +2
This paper proposes an integrated assessment framework for building decarbonization at the city level, covering energy, carbon, and economic dimensions. Through scenario analysis, it identifies effective decarbonization measures. The findin…
Oluwafemi Ezekiel Ige, Musasa Kabeya
This study develops a system dynamics model for the global cement industry, evaluating five scenarios to 2050. Only the integrated net-zero pathway achieves an 87.9% emission reduction. CCS penetration and clinker-to-cement ratio are identi…
Stavroula S. Sartzetakis, Sofia Esquivel-Elizondo, Irving Rettig +4
This study evaluates 57 well-to-use decarbonization pathways (hydrogen, hydrogen-derived fuels, direct electrification, fossil fuels with CCS) across 11 end uses using Technology Warming Potential (TWP). Results show that hydrogen provides …
Xiaofan Wang, Junjie Li, Yulong Yan +1
This paper quantifies bureau-specific spatiotemporal carbon footprints of China's railways and proposes decarbonization pathways. Using detailed energy and emissions data, it characterizes emission profiles across railway bureaus and presen…
Shabdiki B. Chaurasia, Dan R Rourke, Eylul Ergun +2
This paper presents a carbonate-free electrochemical pathway for cement decarbonization using sodium sulfate waste from lithium-ion battery recycling. A two-channel zero-gap electrolyzer with PFSA membranes achieves >95% Faradaic efficiency…
Traianos Karageorgiou, Stylianos Doulgeris, Athina Grigoriadou +3
This paper presents alternative decarbonization pathways for passenger car fleets in Europe, evaluating technology options such as electrification and fuel switching, and analyzing CO2 reduction potential and costs. It provides key insights…
Göthel J.
This paper assesses the current state of the hydrogen supply chain and reviews critical aspects for an economy supported by hydrogen infrastructure. It analyzes challenges and opportunities in hydrogen production, storage, and transport, pr…
Jang H.
This paper analyzes the legal framework of Korea's CCUS Act and its alignment with the London Protocol for international cooperation on transboundary CO2 transportation and storage. It highlights legal challenges and opportunities for CCUS …
Bartoli M.
This review comprehensively surveys hydrogen production from biomass gasification, comparing processes, catalysts, and yield improvements. It highlights the potential for clean hydrogen supply toward a decarbonized society.
Lyeonov S.
This paper analyzes the impact of feed-in tariffs (FIT) and power purchase agreements (PPA) on public investments in renewable energy. It evaluates the effectiveness of policy instruments in promoting renewable energy deployment.
Wang M.
This special issue focuses on carbon capture within the broader CCUS framework, providing an overview of recent research trends and developments.
Panagopoulos A.
This paper explores the potential of utilizing brine from desalination for green hydrogen production. By integrating ZLD/MLD systems, it proposes a framework that simultaneously achieves water resource recovery and decarbonization.
Ibrahim M.
This review paper discusses recent advances in CO2 capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS), with a particular focus on the application of machine learning techniques to optimize processes and the integration of circular economy principles.…
Lee D.
This paper examines the R&D investment and collaboration framework for advancing the hydrogen economy in South Korea. It discusses government-industry partnerships and strategic investment, offering insights for other countries pursuing hyd…
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