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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Daniyal Ranjbar, A. A. Kondratova
This paper analyzes India's decentralized energy policy model, showing how power distribution between federal and state levels enhances adaptability to energy crises. The dual coal-renewable structure contributes to stability and helped ove…
Clotilde Grassart, Adèle Sébert
This paper analyzes the social and institutional dimensions of energy transition through the case study of the French AMEP (Energy Management and Environmental Protection Workshop). It identifies factors and barriers to collaboration at the…
Romée Lammers, Sikke R. Jansma, Bernard P. Veldkamp +2
This qualitative study identifies four barriers to narrative resonance in the Dutch energy transition: overly technical language, perceived unfairness in responsibility distribution, inconsistent policy messaging, and skepticism toward rene…
徐崇翰
This paper constructs three indexes (Energy Consumption Growth Index, Renewable Energy Contribution Index, and Green Electricity Economic Contribution Index) to quantitatively analyze the relationship between China's energy transition and e…
Alexandra Prodromidou, Faye Ververidou, Evaggelia Zisopoulou
This report examines green energy transition, energy security, and poverty in Western Balkan and Eastern Partnership countries through focus groups. It finds that stakeholders perceive transition as a socio-economic, governance, and geopoli…
Grigoriy Rezanov, Egor Zavedeev
This paper analyzes challenges facing Russia's fuel and energy complex amid climate change, resource depletion, and global competition. It discusses the transition to renewables, government policies, and investment in modernization, conclud…
Moaz Altaf, Sebastien Bonnet, Nattapong Chayawatto +1
This paper evaluates stakeholder perspectives on decarbonizing Thailand's power sector using SWOT analysis and fuzzy AHP, providing a framework to extract strategies for achieving net zero targets.
Jinyu Shiwang, Wei Peng, Xinyuan Huang +3
This paper proposes using technology indicators to detect decarbonization failures early. It demonstrates the effectiveness of these indicators and provides insights for policy and corporate decision-making.
Colin Sterling, Jeff Diamanti, Harry Reddick +1
This paper explores how existing energy infrastructures are inherited and transformed in the transition from deindustrialisation to decarbonisation.
Tong W.
This study evaluates the environmental and economic impacts of retrofitting containerships with low-emission alternative fuels (e.g., ammonia, hydrogen) under the EU Emissions Trading System (EU ETS). It finds that certain fuel-switching sc…
Altaee H.H.A.
This study analyzes the impacts of environment-related technology, structural change, and globalization on greenhouse gas emissions using data from the top twenty emitting countries. It employs panel data methods to quantify the effects and…
Massagony A.
This paper analyzes the political economy of Indonesia's energy policy towards its net zero emissions target by 2060. It examines stakeholder dynamics and institutional constraints affecting renewable energy adoption and fossil fuel subsidy…
Neela A.B.
This paper proposes a design for a neighborhood microgrid controller based on ACE (Area Control Error) aiming for a self-resilient net zero grid. It focuses on enhancing grid stability and resilience. Specific methods and findings are not s…
Bălașa M.
This paper appraises investments in low-carbon steel production in Romania, analyzing costs and economic viability to assess the feasibility and payback of green transition investments.
Lai N.T.
This paper examines the relationship between digitalization and net-zero strategies in Vietnam, analyzing their impact on sustainable economic growth. Specific findings are unclear, but suggests integration of policy and technology.
Wang L.
This paper proposes co-planning methods for realistic urban multi-energy systems aimed at net-zero. It integrates multiple energy carriers (electricity, heat, gas) and optimizes at urban scale, addressing technical and economic feasibility.
Rawal R.
This paper discusses integrating circular strategies and renewable energy to achieve net-zero and climate stability, proposing a transition beyond carbon towards sustainable energy systems.
Nguyen V.D.
This paper proposes a generation expansion planning model for Vietnam's power sector to achieve net zero, incorporating co-firing of green fuels, CCUS installation, and early retirement of coal plants. It quantitatively evaluates costs and …
Van Os J.
This paper explores regulatory pathways for Alberta to achieve a net-zero electricity system, focusing on policy instruments and institutional frameworks, analyzing feasibility and challenges.
Di Vaio A.
This systematic literature review examines the role of intellectual capital and human dynamic capabilities in decarbonization processes for net-zero business models. It synthesizes existing research to identify key factors and frameworks.
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