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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La-ongsri W, Sukchitt N, Marupanthorn P
This paper examines asymmetric transmission of energy-price shocks to electricity-sector carbon transition in ASEAN using panel NARDL and MIDAS. Results show positive short-run effects of fuel-cost increases but symmetric long-run responses…
Karim MR, Cho HJ
This review comprehensively examines zeolite-based adsorbents for sustainable lithium recovery, addressing the growing demand from electric mobility and renewable energy storage. It covers natural and synthetic zeolites and composites, focu…
Sulaiman F. Al-Sajari
This chapter explores the evolving economic landscape of upstream oil and gas amid technological disruption, regulatory transformation, and the global energy transition. With sustainability and ESG mandates reshaping capital flows, upstream…
Hannah Daly, David Styles, Tomas Mac Uidhir +5
This report presents the first integrated Marginal Abatement Cost Curve (iMACC) for Ireland, combining energy systems and AFOLU modeling. It assesses mitigation costs and potentials under two scenarios: current policy with a split-gas 2050 …
Corinne Schwaller
Based on 15 stakeholder interviews with actors involved in the Swiss QUBE I and II neighbourhood processes, this study analyzes drivers and barriers for neighbourhood-level energy transition. The diversity of perspectives based on varying d…
Lan Zhou
This chapter analyzes Envision Group's evolution from a Chinese wind turbine manufacturer to a global green technology leader, detailing its 'resource-policy-demand' three-dimensional framework for market selection and entry strategies incl…
Alexis Dzokom
This paper examines the contribution of paper and cardboard waste valorization to the energy transition and environmental pollution reduction, highlighting waste-to-energy as a viable pathway for decarbonization and circular economy.
Health Service Executive (HSE)
This strategy from Ireland's Health Service Executive outlines a comprehensive plan to decarbonize healthcare operations, focusing on energy efficiency, low-carbon solutions, sustainable procurement, and transport, aiming for net-zero emiss…
Rohit Das
This paper comprehensively reviews AI-powered optimization in renewable energy grids, covering forecasting, grid management, predictive maintenance, and energy trading. It presents case studies demonstrating tangible benefits, while critica…
Worrapol Koranuntachai
This paper assesses the well-to-wheel carbon footprint of diesel-electric intercity rail in Thailand using a corridor-resolved approach. It quantifies emissions along specific routes and provides insights into the environmental impact of ra…
TOSUNOĞLU, Mahir, HUYUGÜZEL KIŞLA, Gül
This study compares determinants of environmental degradation in EU and BRICS economies (1995-2021). Fossil energy, industrialization, and natural resource rents increase degradation in both groups, while economic growth mitigates it. Renew…
Owain Johnson
This article describes a biomass trading project that transforms empty fruit bunches (EFB) from palm oil production into a cost-effective fuel for co-firing in power stations. By leveraging backhaul shipping from Southeast Asia to the Middl…
Neetu Vishwakarma, Pooja Sharma, Upasana Bagri +4
Rapid urbanization increases demand for steel and cement, which are carbon-intensive. Low-carbon materials can reduce emissions but face adoption barriers. A survey of construction professionals indicates a rise in infrastructure by 2030 an…
Canada Foundation for Innovation | Fondation canadienne pour l'innovation
This paper describes a laboratory focused on low-carbon energy infrastructure. While specific details are unavailable, it likely serves as a research and development platform for energy transition technologies.
Canada Foundation for Innovation | Fondation canadienne pour l'innovation
This study investigates the reaction mechanisms and properties of low-carbon cements and concretes, aiming to reduce carbon emissions in construction. It provides insights for developing sustainable alternatives to traditional cement.
Z H Dong
This paper proposes a metric to measure coordination losses from overlapping maritime decarbonization policies and provides a replication package. It quantitatively analyzes the impact of policy overlap on efficiency.
E. Gomes
This paper reports an R&D program for decarbonizing offshore operations, evaluating hydrogen injection and biofuel blends for maritime diesel engines. Hydrogen injection improved fuel efficiency and reduced CO emissions. It also assesses et…
Barney H. Miao, Andrew C. Lesh, Paul Hart +2
This paper introduces Engineered Biopolymer Composite (EBC), a cement-free building material using lignin and methyl cellulose, achieving compressive strength up to 25 MPa (400% improvement over previous lignin-based composites). It is carb…
A. Bediwy
To support the UAE's 2050 net-zero target, this study experimentally evaluates concrete with slag content up to 40%, exceeding the conventional 25% limit. Tests show that high-volume slag concrete maintains adequate mechanical and durabilit…
Alex Loeb
Analyzes the impact of European Union coal mine closure policies on dependent communities. Using the case of Asturias, Spain, it argues that union blame is misdirected and that successful transition requires reconstructing the community's c…
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