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 621–640 of 5249 papers
Kat B.
This paper proposes a new energy-economy-environment (E3) modeling framework and applies it to analyze decarbonization pathways for the Turkish power sector toward net-zero emissions. It quantitatively assesses how renewable deployment and …
Hoehne C.
This paper examines the role of transportation in net-zero emissions futures through the EMF-37 model intercomparison study. It analyzes how electrification, fuel switching, and demand-side changes shape emission pathways, and why model res…
Wang Y.
This work discusses catalytic processes as enablers of decarbonization toward a net-zero carbon world. Catalysis can cut emissions in chemicals, fuels, and industrial processes and improve CCUS and hydrogen production efficiency. Without an…
Narassimhan E.
This paper examines India's net-zero transition through a socio-economic equity lens, weighing opportunities against challenges. It highlights distributional, employment and regional impacts, arguing for a just-transition design suited to e…
Zhipeng Mu, Yarui Li, Yuchen Wan +2
Using firm-level panel data from 150 Shenzhen manufacturers (2015-2024), this study examines how digitalization, policy exposure, green finance, and technological upgrading jointly drive low-carbon transformation. Fixed-effects models revea…
Ololade Mistura Aromasodun, Musa Ilias Biala
A study applying the Energy Kuznets Curve framework to SADC to examine how renewable energy adoption relates to economic growth and environmental pressure. It explores whether low-carbon development and economic growth can coexist in Southe…
Siyue Guo, Guangwen Hu, Jing Meng +6
This paper proposes a goal-driven roadmapping framework for carbon neutrality technology (CNT) development, bridging top-down long-term climate goals with bottom-up short- and medium-term technology priorities. It integrates cross-sectoral …
M Ahsin Sidqi, Syaiful Ali
Surveying 161 Indonesian electricity-sector professionals with SEM (LISREL 8.80), this study finds transformational leadership drives technology adoption and policy regulation, with technology adoption showing the strongest direct effect on…
Deepak M. Divan
This perspective piece examines whether the push for energy transition and the goal of expanding energy access can converge. Written from a National Grid (US) vantage point, it weighs the alignment and tensions between decarbonization and a…
Jeremiah Thoronka
This ethnographic study of clean-cooking transitions in Kigali, Rwanda, argues that urban energy transition is a negotiated reorganisation of cooking practices shaped by gendered labour, household authority, infrastructure, and trust, not a…
Fadzai Mhariwa
Using fixed-effects panel regression on UNDP Gender Inequality Index and World Bank data (2002-2021) for Southern African countries, the study finds renewable energy consumption is positively associated with gender inequality, suggesting un…
Cumhur Dülger, Fabian Behrendt
Analyzes Istanbul's 2020–2024 waste-to-energy transition using portfolio decomposition and concentration indices (HHI, effective source count, Theil) on İSTAÇ facility data. Generation rose from 457 to 1332 GWh; HHI fell from 1.00 to 0.47 a…
Waqar Ali Khan
This study develops a digital twin framework to optimize neighbourhood-scale hybrid renewable energy systems combining solar, wind, batteries and hydrogen storage. Tested in a Melbourne suburb, it shows household electricity costs, carbon e…
Mohamed Naouri, Aicha El Alaoui
A bibliometric analysis of 455 Scopus-indexed English articles (2001-2026) linking energy transition to structural transformation, diversification, and global value chains. Output was limited until 2018 but surged after 2021, concentrated i…
Vittoria Battaglia, Remo Santagata, Laura Vanoli
This study integrates techno-economic analysis and LCA to compare three Power-to-X pathways in a Southern Italian renewable energy community. Power-to-Power raises self-sufficiency from 46% to 71%, while Power-to-Gas offers the shortest pay…
Tanja Myllyviita, Kati Koponen, Sara Saukkonen +1
A PRISMA 2020 review of 2015–2024 LCA studies on wind, solar, geothermal, hydropower, e-fuels and nuclear energy in Europe. Nearly 90% assessed climate impacts, but acidification, resource use and eutrophication were less consistent, with m…
Voahary Iangotiana Andriamaromanana
This thesis examines how household decisions—as consumers, producers, and investors—shape collective outcomes in the energy transition. Using theoretical modeling, large-scale administrative data, and econometrics, it identifies three mecha…
Efstathios E. Michaelides
This chapter critically surveys key methods to control and reduce anthropogenic CO2 emissions, emphasizing energy efficiency, nuclear power, and renewables (wind and solar). It presents detailed data on decarbonization requirements at three…
Trosino, Nicolas Olivier, Macdonald, Ruaridh R., Parsons, John E.
This work extends GenX, an open-source capacity expansion model, by coupling a nuclear reactor (fusion or fission) with thermal energy storage. It quantifies the value of this hybrid in converting steady heat output into flexible low-carbon…
Luis Kuhrmann, Peiyuan Chen, Lisa Göransson +1
Capacity expansion energy system models (CE-ESMs) optimize decarbonization but typically linearize the grid and omit stability constraints. This study evaluates N-1 voltage security of a 2050 decarbonized Nordic system from a CE-ESM, testin…
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