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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George Omondi Otieno Meyo, John Nderu, Lucas Mogaka
This study compares the bankability of lithium-ion and vanadium redox flow batteries in a rural Kenyan hybrid renewable energy system. Using an integrated framework of Homer Pro, financial modeling, LCA, and AHP, it finds that Li-ion offers…
ІВАН КАВУН, Anatolii Zamulko
This paper explores the application of Result-Based Management (RBM) methodology for evaluating and accelerating digital transformation of electricity distribution networks in Ukraine. It develops a logical model for DSOs linking inputs to …
Kyung Bae Jang, Tae Ho Woo
This study uses a system dynamics approach to analyze how generative AI optimizes nuclear energy's contribution and mitigates vulnerabilities of carbon-intensive sources. Test 1 (low initial value) outperformed others, with the highest sens…
Filipe Duarte Santos, Yvette Ramos
This paper analyzes the impact of a shift from a liberal international order to a bipolar neorealistic order dominated by the US and China on climate change action. It examines three structural determinants: climate variable evolution, prim…
Ivano Scotti, Giorgio Osti
This paper analyzes the initial phase of agrivoltaics deployment in Italy using a radical new institutionalist framework. It finds that the agricultural sector occupies a dependent position, agroecological concerns are neglected, and instal…
Brook Waldman, Jordan Palmeri, Kathrina Simonen +1
This paper proposes a theory of change for Buy Clean policies, linking interventions (e.g., EPD requirements) to outcomes like reduced embodied carbon and low-carbon market creation, and offers indicators for evaluating policy effectiveness…
Biswajit Sahoo Biswajit Sahoo, Antaryami Muduli Antaryami Muduli, Chinmaya Kumar Swain Chinmaya Kumar Swain +2
This comprehensive review examines the evolution of sustainability and SDGs, covering renewable energy, ESG frameworks, and the role of AI, IoT, and Industry 4.0. It highlights challenges such as climate change, greenwashing, and policy fra…
Chengcheng Zhao
This paper develops a comprehensive framework integrating LCA, TEA, and optimization to evaluate circular low-carbon pathways in transport and energy. Applied to urban buses, passenger vehicles, and e-SAF in Saudi Arabia and globally, it fi…
TU Chen, PAN Xuanying, WANG Huan, MENG Yao, DAI Jing, WANG Xiaoyu
This paper develops a bidirectional coordinated optimization model for computing-power nodes, considering diverse green electricity consumption modes (direct green energy connection, PPA, grid supplementation) and spatio-temporal flexibilit…
Clarissa Petrachini Gonçalves, Dorel Soares Ramos
This paper evaluates how capacity payments and portfolio complementarities between hydropower and wind influence renewable investment decisions under uncertainty using a real options approach. Applied to the Brazilian electricity market, it…
Grace Alinaitwe, Florence Barugahara
Using Ugandan national survey data and a multivariate probit model, this study analyzes household solar PV adoption determinants. Income, savings, and education significantly predict uptake among off-grid households, while grid access and u…
Jeongwon Park
This study investigates whether energy transition changes energy security identity. Analyzing Chinese central policy documents (2012-2022), it proposes 'ontological substitution' to explain the persistence of existing security criteria afte…
Stefan Siedentop
This paper critically examines land-use conflicts arising from Germany's sectoral decarbonization agenda. It argues that the federal government has not explicitly treated territorial coordination of competing land-use demands as a policy ob…
Florian Peterssen, Marlon Schlemminger, Clemens Lohr +3
This paper investigates whether offshore hydrogen plants are advantageous for the German energy system compared to offshore power plants. Using an optimization model, it varies the levelized cost of hydrogen (LCOH) and grid capacity limits …
Aksornchan Chaianong, Dogukan Günkördü, Daria Lebedeva +5
This dataset compiles landscape and environmental regulations for solar panels, wind turbines, electric vehicles (EVs), and EV charging infrastructure. Created by a German research team and published under CC BY-SA 4.0, it supports analysis…
Ting Feng, Chaobo Zhou
This paper examines how corporate carbon emissions are assessed under increasing climate risk. It analyzes the impact of regulation and market pressure on emission reductions, emphasizing the importance of corporate disclosure.
Lіubov H. Kvasniі, Liubov О. Malyk, Oksana О. Soltysik +1
This paper identifies public administration mechanisms for adapting coal-dependent communities in Ukraine to the green economy. It proposes strategies including energy efficiency, SME support, and economic diversification to facilitate a ju…
Vaden, Dionysios, Denis
This paper proposes zero-upfront-cost passive engineering solutions for urban heat islands, including high-reflectivity vehicle fleets and near-infrared selective asphalt. It demonstrates a potential reduction of up to 7.5°C at pedestrian l…
Alí Aali-Bujari, Héctor F. Salazar-Núñez, Miguel Á. Tinoco-Zermeño +1
This study analyzes the long-term relationships among energy transition, CO2 emissions, and green growth using panel data from 63 countries. Cointegration tests confirm a stable equilibrium, and Granger causality tests show that energy tran…
Trevor Barnes, Kamran Tehranchi, Brad Reinholz +2
This paper analyzes that while the USA is unlikely to meet its 2030 Paris Agreement target, rapid near-term abatement is achievable. Using the PyPSA-USA energy model, it finds that fossil fuel price volatility dominates electricity costs an…
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