This page provides an English interface to the gxceed GX paper corpus. The corpus aggregates papers from 13 open 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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Hardey M.
This paper analyzes SME perspectives on net zero as expressed on social media using the action case approach, shedding light on their participation and challenges in the transition.
Jha S.
This paper examines the requirements to support the adoption of alternative technologies (electric, hydrogen, biofuels) for decarbonizing long-haul road freight. It analyzes barriers from technical, economic, and infrastructural perspective…
Acharya G.
This paper presents a roadmap for developing regions to achieve net-zero emissions by 2085, discussing necessary measures, policy frameworks, and financing needs, and aligning with international climate goals.
Sung K.
This paper explores the current and future leaders in research driving the net-zero transition. While specific methods and data are unclear, it addresses key themes in energy transition and policy.
Ogwumike C.
This paper proposes an assessment framework for industrial cluster decarbonisation in the UK, distinguishing between genuine transition and superficial tinkering, with implications for policy and industry.
N. Catherine, Abdallah Ibrahim Ali, Yussuf Abdul Rahim Yussuf +3
This case study of Sugar Corporation of Uganda Limited (SCOUL) quantifies energy use and Scope 1/2 carbon emissions across processing stages. Bagasse cogeneration supplies 90-96% of energy demand, with surplus electricity exported to the gr…
Trent Jacobs
This article reviews cases of offshore platform reuse by PTTEP, Vestigo, and LLOG, highlighting cost savings, schedule reductions, and emissions cuts. It also analyzes obstacles such as timing, regulation, and asset condition, concluding th…
Ansar Mahmood, Riffat Abbas Rizvi, S. Khan +2
This qualitative comparative study examines stakeholder power dynamics in public sector projects (infrastructure, healthcare, renewable energy) in Pakistan and Canada. Based on 16 interviews, it identifies five themes: unequal power distrib…
Zulfiquar Ali Antor, Mohammad Ridwan, Jeremy Ko +1
Using panel data from five Nordic countries (2000-2024), this study finds that energy efficiency, renewable energy consumption, and industrialization positively affect welfare-based sustainable development (adjusted net national income), wh…
Salman Hamid, Ke Wang, Xiang Zhang
This paper analyzes the impact of energy security on green technology innovation efficiency in MENA countries, highlighting the importance of ecological innovation in facilitating renewable energy transition. It provides empirical insights …
Mike Davies, Harry Furnival-Doran, Gemma Sheterline
SD Engineers presents research on lower-carbon options for sub- and superstructures of domestic projects, providing a toolkit to meet UK Net Zero Carbon Buildings Standard targets. It outlines practical carbon reduction measures and their a…
Junhao Wang, Zipeng Wang, Meilin Zou +3
This paper presents a nitrogen-doped NiAl layered double hydroxide-derived oxide-carbon composite catalyst for simultaneous efficient removal of carbonyl sulfide and hydrogen sulfide at low temperature. The catalyst shows promising desulfur…
Xiang Li, Pengcheng Mao, Jie Di +3
This study explores a low-cost and environmentally friendly synthesis method for hard carbon derived from starch, a promising anode material for sodium-ion batteries, and investigates the sodium-ion storage mechanisms. The author response a…
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This study explores a low-cost, environmentally friendly synthesis method for hard carbon from starch, a promising anode material for sodium-ion batteries, and investigates the sodium-ion storage mechanisms. Using renewable feedstock could …
F. R Herqafsi, A. Afrianto, A. Wibowo +3
This paper presents the development and field deployment of a cement-free geopolymer barrier system as a drop-in alternative to Class G cement in Indonesia's Pertamina Hulu Rokan field. Using 99% local materials, the system achieved compara…
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This paper explores an environmentally friendly and low-cost method to synthesize hard carbon from starch for sodium-ion batteries, and investigates the sodium-ion storage mechanisms. Using renewable precursors could enhance sustainability …
Weiliang Wang, Haoran Guo, Tianjiao Han +2
This study develops a low-carbon UHPC by partially replacing cement and steel fibers with industrial solid waste (GGBS and calcium carbide slag) and recycled plastic fibers. Appropriate mix proportions improve mechanical strength while redu…
Kosawat Changjatturas, Pongsiri Khaola, Nattharapron Promsri +5
This paper evaluates the mechanical properties and durability of low-carbon cement incorporating limestone powder and clay residue under mild alkali activation. It provides insights for reducing CO2 emissions in the cement industry through …
Romi Adi Sanjaya Sebayang, Wawan Aries Widodo
This study optimizes a diesel-PV hybrid system for Tomia Island, Indonesia, using LEAP modeling. A 2.5 MWp PV with 4 MWh BESS offers the best balance of reliability, cost, and emissions reduction, cutting diesel use and carbon emissions whi…
Valentina Constanta Tudor, Alina Mărcuţă, Liviu Mărcuţă +4
This study analyzes sustainable development pathways in the EU-27 using panel data from 2015-2024. It identifies four distinct sustainability regimes via cluster analysis, assesses their persistence with transition matrices, and finds via p…
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