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.
Showing 381–400 of 1668 papers
Hanna Lempinen
This chapter examines the complex dynamics of energy transitions in the Arctic, focusing on the shift from fossil fuels to renewables, energy poverty, and socio-cultural impacts of large-scale developments. It highlights the interplay of sc…
Lill Rastad Bjørst
This paper examines Greenland's energy transition from fossil fuels to renewables, focusing on the concept of energy sovereignty. Greenland could become an e-fuels hub for Europe using hydropower, but this creates new dependencies. The chap…
Chukwujindu Nwokolo S.
This paper analyzes Africa's potential and barriers to achieving a net zero energy transition, highlighting abundant renewable resources alongside infrastructure and financing challenges. It discusses the role of climate policy and internat…
Wang X.
This paper proposes a multi-objective optimization approach for cascade reservoir operations, balancing flood control, power generation, and greenhouse gas emission reduction. It analyzes trade-offs between hydropower efficiency and GHG mit…
Noel Voykin
Arctic communities in Canada face unique challenges in transitioning from fossil fuels, including cultural preservation and high infrastructure costs. This paper examines technological innovations like distributed generation and micro-modul…
Gregory Poelzer, Emma Pakkala
This chapter examines Sweden's low-carbon transition using techno-economic modeling, socio-demographic shifts, and justice critiques. It argues that governance and legitimacy, not technology, constrain progress, and outlines policy principl…
Saurabh Biswas, Dominique Pride
This chapter examines the energy-poverty nexus in Arctic communities, revealing how decision-making processes perpetuate socioeconomic precarity. It argues that decarbonization goals are co-opted as environmental virtue signaling to maintai…
Arian Khaledi, Fatma Ahmed, Mumu M. Rahman +2
This paper proposes a Stackelberg-auction-based demand response mechanism to encourage prosumers' participation in local electricity markets, aiming to enhance grid flexibility and renewable energy integration.
Dzikowski, Ryszard
This study provides a physics-based assessment of methanol, LPG, LNG, and methane in maritime and energy contexts, arguing that methanol is a logistical compromise rather than a superior energy carrier. Incorporating seasonal renewable cons…
Mamun S, Ioannou S, Christofides NG +1
This systematic review examines the role of multi-agent systems (MAS) in addressing challenges of decentralized smart grids with high renewable energy penetration. Analyzing 160 Q1 journal articles, it covers applications in distributed ene…
Balest, Jessica, Giacovelli, Grazia, Giussani, Fabio +3
This paper discusses the importance of stakeholder integration in Clean Energy Transition (CET) planning for European municipalities and regions. It focuses on three frameworks: inter-municipal cooperation, Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs…
Anthony C Milou
This paper argues that major energy scenarios by IEA, Shell, IMF, and IPCC are built on variables endogenous to the fossil-fuel regime, making them structurally incomplete for the AI transition. The sociometabolic literature documents two d…
kang pei sen, Huang Wei
This data paper provides comprehensive characterization data (XRD, SEM, EIS, in-situ DRIFTS, CV, Hall effect) of a catalyst for thermal catalytic conversion of synthesis gas to low-carbon alcohols, focusing on the effect of electrical condu…
A. Martinez Reyes
This paper argues that social inclusion is a critical element in the governance of energy transitions in coal-and-carbon-intensive regions. It analyzes how community participation and benefit-sharing are essential for successful transitions…
Edward Sung
This paper develops a novel temporal shrinkage framework to identify key drivers of natural gas towards China's carbon neutrality. It provides data, Python code, and EViews outputs for a reproducible empirical analysis.
Edward Sung
This paper proposes a novel temporal shrinkage framework to identify key drivers of natural gas in China's pathway to carbon neutrality. Using data analysis, Python code, and EView outputs, it provides empirical insights and policy implicat…
Zhiyuan Shen, ShaoWei Bai, ZiJia Shen
This study develops a mathematical model for green and low-carbon development and applies it empirically in China, examining the balance between economic growth and environmental impact, offering policy insights for sustainable transition.
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This review evaluates hard carbon derived from peony shells as a sustainable and low-cost anode material for sodium-ion batteries, showing potential for stable battery performance. It contributes to decarbonization in energy storage.
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This study synthesizes low-cost and sustainable hard carbon from peony shell waste for use as an anode in sodium-ion batteries, demonstrating stable performance and promoting a circular economy for battery materials.
Rafael Leal-Arcas, Lulua Alshalhoub, Joud Alsudays +3
This paper provides an overview of Kuwait's energy policy towards decarbonization, discussing challenges in diversifying the oil-dependent economy and integrating renewable energy, offering a case study for Middle Eastern oil-exporting coun…
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