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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Sara Elkasabi, Ahmed M. Alloush, Joseph Joe Habr +3
This paper provides a structure–function taxonomy of metal-organic framework (MOF) functionalization for carbon dioxide capture, offering a systematic framework to guide material design for CCUS applications.
Xiang Li, Zibo Lin, Yu Cao
This paper models how industrial internet platforms drive low-carbon transformation across supply chains using a two-stage evolutionary game. It analyzes the interplay between platform participation and low-carbon technology adoption, and s…
Yi Shi, Yuchen Gao, Ming Ye +5
This paper investigates the impact of a novel Building Integrated Photovoltaics (BIPV) system on the energy use efficiency of low-carbon buildings. It evaluates the effectiveness of new BIPV technology in contributing to building decarboniz…
Hanrui Chen, Toyohiko Nakakubo, Yoshitaka Imaizumi +4
This study applies integrated life cycle assessment (LCA) to sustainable remediation of agricultural land, analyzing environmental trade-offs and upstream carbon burdens across the full remediation chain. It provides evidence for choosing r…
Gianluigi De Pascale, Ciro Mignogna
This is the datasets and code accompanying a study on carbon leakage and international trade, examining how environmental stringency affects consumption-based emissions with spatial econometric methods. It provides reproducible resources fo…
Spencer J. Brennan, Fanran Meng, Natanael F. Bolson +5
This paper sets out principles for credible, scalable, and actionable Scope 3 emissions measurement and supply chain decarbonization, offering a framework for companies and standard-setters to align measurement practice with meaningful redu…
Toni Eerola, Vitor Correia, Marko Komac +3
This paper examines the energy transition through the lens of sociopolitical geology, highlighting paradoxes such as mineral resource shortages, opposition from parts of the environmental movement and right-wing populists, and uneven develo…
Abdulla Al-Haddad
This paper argues that the energy transition shifts geopolitical price risk from fuels such as oil and gas to critical materials like lithium and cobalt. It suggests that the growing demand for renewable energy and EVs creates new supply-ch…
Anna Billerbeck, Jakob Hoffmann, Markus Fritz
Based on a survey of 267 participants, this study reveals an 'inversion effect' in how municipalities and utilities evaluate challenges and success factors in German local heat planning. Municipalities prioritize communication, clear respon…
Seyed Alireza Athari, Berna Uzun, Mohamed Djafar Henni +2
Using wavelet quantile regression on US quarterly data (1980–2021), this paper finds that AI exerts a mostly negative effect on renewable energy consumption, while energy-technology R&D helps mainly at higher quantiles in the short run. Fin…
Ian Costa-Alves, Nicolas Gourdain, François Gallard
This paper develops an aggregate aviation demand model and calibration approach for climate mitigation scenarios. It aims to refine demand projections to evaluate decarbonization pathways in the aviation sector.
Marie-Laure Bouet-Simon, Marc Olivaux, Véronique Thireau +1
This qualitative study of solar farm governance in a French department shows how local elected representatives use material, relational and institutional resources to shape renewable energy projects. Based on 35 interviews, it finds municip…
Lê Thanh Hà
This study examines the implementation of climate-related financial policies aimed at promoting energy transition in Vietnam, using a model-free connectedness approach to analyze interdependencies among financial variables. It provides new …
Alice Wanner, Ulrike Pröbstl-Haider, Camilla Fischer +2
A discrete choice experiment with 5,544 tourists in Vienna shows that short-term mobility experiments (e.g., free public transport on select days) can significantly shift travel mode choices. Parking fees alone are insufficient. Emphasizes …
Mary J. Thornbush, Michael Zhang, Cooper Mandel +3
This systematic review compares biochar and enhanced rock weathering (ERW) for soil carbon sequestration, synthesizing 38 studies. It identifies trends in application rates, particle size, and climatic suitability, highlights gaps in ERW de…
Carlos Boya‐Lara, Omar Rivera‐Caballero, Cindy Galdámez-Lopez
This study analyzes how large-scale EV and distributed PV deployment, driven by Panama's energy transition policies, reshapes the urban load curve in Panama City. Using copula-based EV charging simulation and kernel density estimation for P…
Ivanor Roberto Finato, Simone Sehnem, Graciele Tonial +1
This qualitative multiple-case study of six Brazilian poultry farms proposes a six-phase roadmap for Industry 4.0 adoption in vertically integrated poultry systems. Adopters achieved 12–37% improvements in feed conversion, mortality, and RO…
George W. Warren, Christian Calvillo, Gesche Huebner
This scoping study clarifies the concept of 'energy equity' in the UK context through 15 semi-structured interviews with experts and the public in 2025. Energy equity is defined as needs-based fair distribution of energy services, distinct …
Satu Lähteenoja, Kaisa Savolainen, Tatu Marttila +1
This study analyzes 19 co-created energy transition pathways and finds that citizens are predominantly represented as passive green consumers and information receivers, with policy measures dominated by economic and informational instrument…
Ayşe Özcan
This study assesses energy justice in local climate action plans across six Turkish coastal municipalities. Using a mixed-methods design with an Energy Justice Index (EJI), it finds a low mean EJI score (30.2/100), a Technocracy Gap of 15.7…
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