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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JAVED KARIM
Proposes a holistic framework for seaport environmental sustainability covering renewable energy, sustainable transport, LNG bunkering, and cold ironing. Using modeling and simulation, it evaluates emission reductions and trade-offs, offeri…
Shanya; id_orcid 0000-0003-2653-8469 Ruhela, Saskia Lavrijssen
This paper analyzes the financial landscape of the Dutch green energy transition, examining investment mechanisms, barriers, and policy implications. It provides insights into transition finance practices and challenges in achieving renewab…
Kevin Aarón Raudales De vicente, Gastón Orlando Suvire, Andrés Arturo Romero Quete
This review paper examines methods for estimating the Feasible Operation Region (FOR) in distribution networks under uncertainty, considering the integration of Distributed Energy Resources (DER). It covers probabilistic, possibilistic, sto…
Mehmet Hecan
This paper provides a Transparency Appendix (TRAX) for analyzing the distributional politics of green energy transition in Germany and the UK. It focuses on the political choices of who bears the costs of energy transition, revealing mechan…
Lei Chen, Cao Yixiao, Jiao Liang
This study analyzes the spatiotemporal changes in carbon storage from 2000 to 2020 in Jinchang, a resource-based mining city in China's arid region, and projects future carbon storage under multiple low-carbon scenarios. It assesses the imp…
Henrik Søborg
This paper examines how a fossil fuel price shock, triggered by the Iran war closing the Strait of Hormuz, could accelerate green transition in Southeast Asia, where governments have been slow. It argues that such a shock may serve as a wak…
Nikki Thea Thérèse Maria Kluskens
This dissertation proposes an embedded, relational, and process-oriented framework for understanding citizen engagement in energy transitions, using qualitative data from 11 case studies in the Netherlands. It critiques outcome-oriented vie…
Madeline G. Grebb
This study examines how Montana's Public Service Commission (PSC) regulatory practices shape NorthWestern Energy's long-term resource planning. It argues that structural and political dynamics within the PSC limit its ability to constrain f…
Ivan De Crescenzo
This paper analyzes the complex interplay between geopolitical risk, market dynamics, and the energy transition, focusing on EU regulatory drivers, natural gas disruption, critical metals, and nuclear power. It provides insights for policym…
Maria Clara Machado Corrêa
This paper analyzes China's dominance in renewable energy, assessing how Chinese investments increase the global renewable share. It evaluates domestic industry development, impacts on emerging economies, and EV manufacturing. It concludes …
Zoë T. Noble
This paper examines how Indigenous participation affects the success of renewable energy projects through a comparative analysis of solar and hydropower projects in the Navajo Nation. It finds that projects failing to incorporate community …
Timea Nochta, Sam Warner, Louise Reardon
This paper extends (de)politicisation theory to analyze power dynamics in polycentric governance, developing a framework focusing on technocracy, pluralism, power and authority, and fire alarms. Using a case study of Birmingham, UK, it show…
Somtochukwu Attamah, Lara Fowler
This paper examines the role of arbitration in energy transitions, tracking public arbitration cases through 2022. It analyzes disputes arising from regulatory changes in renewable energy incentives and environmental standards. The paper co…
Celeste Fabrie
This project introduces Ubuntu Hemp BioCement, a low-carbon alternative to conventional cement using hemp fiber, Napier fiber, lime, and natural pozzolans. The material is breathable, fire-resistant, and thermally insulating, suitable for v…
Morales M.J.M.
This study evaluates the potential of integrating blue hydrogen with combined cycle power systems to reduce CO2 emissions. It highlights that optimizing hydrogen production with CCS and power generation efficiency is crucial from both techn…
Korey Silverman-Roati, Romany M. Webb
This paper reviews the U.S. legal framework for direct ocean carbon capture and storage (DOCCS), a marine carbon dioxide removal approach. It identifies risks from facility construction, water intake, and CO2 storage, emphasizing the need f…
Sheng Y.
This systematic literature review examines how digital twin technology can support achieving net zero buildings. It assesses potential for energy efficiency and integration of renewable energy systems, identifying research gaps.
Marini M.
This paper systematically reviews methodological approaches to integrate circular economy (CE) into carbon accounting in support of Science-Based Targets (SBTs). It proposes a framework to assess CE activities' impact on Scope 1, 2, and 3 e…
Yongjian Lian, Xurong Bai, Ruoying Yuan +4
This study evaluates the role of amines from carbon capture (MEA, PZ, DEA, MDEA) in urban new particle formation (NPF). It shows that DEA and PZ can dominate NPF under polluted conditions, challenging the conventional DMA-centric paradigm. …
Tanush Shastry, Akhil Narayanan, Ajay Srinivasan
This study analyzes energy burden (percent of income spent on energy) for low-income households in Aurora, revealing disparities by race and geography. Using federal and state datasets, it maps high-burden areas and identifies structural ca…
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