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.
Showing 601–620 of 856 papers
Marek Dzida, Lan Huong Nguyen
This review comprehensively assesses maritime decarbonization pathways, including regulatory developments, energy-efficiency technologies, and alternative fuels (LNG, methanol, hydrogen, ammonia, biofuels, e-fuels). It concludes that no sin…
Juyong Lee
This reproducibility package accompanies a systematic review on public acceptance of four net-zero technologies: small modular reactors, hydrogen, carbon capture, and offshore wind. It includes the study protocol, search scripts, LLM screen…
Tomasz Kalak, Yu Tachibana, Tatsuo Abe +3
As lithium-ion batteries become critical for EVs and storage, sustainability concerns mount. This systematic review analyzes the full value chain from extraction to recycling, evaluating innovations like direct lithium extraction (DLE) and …
Michela Costa, G. Del Papa, A. Palombo +2
This paper presents a model-based design and techno-economic assessment of a BESS retrofitting a hybrid diesel-electric ferry. Two energy management strategies are evaluated: Strategy 2, which adds in-navigation recharging, achieves 17% ann…
Felix Nitsch
This paper presents agent-based modelling (ABM) of European electricity markets with high renewable shares. It analyzes the profitability of flexibility options like storage and discusses market design implications. Insights from developing…
Anderson, José Colaço de Freitas
This white paper analyzes how the decarbonization of structural materials (cement, steel, concrete) triggers a broader economic reorganization of the construction industry and the built environment. Drawing on international regulatory frame…
Kyril Kaufmann, Georgios Tsaousoglou
This paper analyzes how transmission network constraints affect the trade-off between economic cost and carbon emissions in power systems. Using a network-aware model, it reveals saturation effects and spatial asymmetries that are misrepres…
N. Savvakis, N. Sifakis, Dimitrios Cholidis +2
This study develops a structured replication methodology for Multi-Energy Systems (MES) on European islands, introducing a TOPSIS-based Replication Readiness Index (RRI) that quantifies both decarbonization potential and distributional just…
Changwei Wang, Chen Haihan, Chao Gao +3
This study proposes a multi-scale evaluation model to assess low-carbon technology readiness in advanced power grids. Validated across the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area, Greater Tokyo Metropolitan Area, and San Francisco Bay Ar…
Rasul Satymov, Dmitrii Bogdanov, Philipp Diesing +3
This study analyzes the energy-industry transition in Southeast Finland, where industry accounts for ~80% of final energy demand, aiming for 100% renewable energy by 2050. Despite massive baseload demand, levelised cost of electricity drops…
Zheni Antonova
This paper analyzes energy integration in the EU as an economic and institutional mechanism to accelerate the green transition. It assesses how deepening the internal energy market, cross-border infrastructure, and coordinated regulation fa…
Ruoxue Zhang, Yin Yang, Zhenyu Zhou +1
This paper explores pathways to accelerate energy transition and technological innovation in the power sector. While specific methods are unclear, it likely focuses on policy recommendations and investment strategies.
Hanbee Lee, Hye Jin Kim, Jihoon Shin
This study empirically examines the renewable energy-employment nexus across OECD countries using dynamic panel models. It finds that public spending on workforce support programs significantly conditions this relationship: at low support l…
Dr. Raghuveer Narsing
This paper consolidates three experimental studies on geopolymer binders from waste streams, proposing a unified Sustainability-Performance Map and a conceptual framework including AI-assisted mix optimization and blockchain-based carbon pa…
Christian Douglas
This presentation describes a pre-FEED study for a commercial-scale plant in Australia producing sustainable aviation and marine fuels. Led by Downer and the Franco-Australian Centre for Energy Transition (FACET) with partners including Air…
De Lorenzo G, Bevilacqua P, Bruno R +2
This study evaluates a poly-generative system integrating biomass ICE, PV, and PEM electrolyzer in Rende, Italy, to supply EV charging, hydrogen for FCHEVs, and building thermal loads. It achieves peak electrical and thermal outputs of 50 k…
Kaushal Ramesh
This paper evaluates the geostrategic value of Australian LNG exports to Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan, emphasizing energy security from a like-minded regime without chokepoints. It forecasts a supply deficit of over 74 million tonnes by 2…
Anastasia Kurilova
This dataset contains replication materials for a study analyzing the joint Markov dynamics of CO₂ emissions and renewable energy across 107 countries from 1991 to 2020. Compiled from public international sources (primarily World Bank), it …
Ruiyi Cao, Minggao Xue, Xinyu Hao +3
This study uses China's Low-Carbon City policy as a quasi-natural experiment to analyze firm-level emission reduction responses. Industrial firms selectively reduce electricity consumption (Scope 2) while maintaining Scope 1 fossil fuel use…
Kaufmann, Kyril, Tsaousoglou, Georgios
This paper investigates how network constraints shape the cost-emissions trade-off in power systems. Using Pareto frontier analysis, it shows that copper-plate assumptions produce misleading fronts, while network-aware modeling reveals satu…
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