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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Asaad Sendi, Dalia Atif, Salim Bourchid Abdelkader +1
This study analyzes crude oil return dynamics during the energy transition using a heavy-tailed LSTM model incorporating carbon allowance returns (ETS), AI, EV markets, and geopolitical risk. It finds that ETS significantly predicts mean re…
Igor Bashmakov
Assesses the 'greenness' of electricity generation in Russia and explores potential reasons why it might become less green ('red') in the future. Analyzes the current composition and challenges of Russia's power sector in the context of ene…
Bożena Gajdzik, Radosław Wolniak, Wieslaw Wes Grebski +2
This paper empirically analyzes the relationship between macroeconomic scale, energy consumption structure, and CO2 emissions in Poland from 2000 to 2023. Using OLS and ARDL models, it finds that emission dynamics are more closely linked to…
Anna Emanuelsson
This thesis analyzes investment challenges for capital-intensive decarbonization technologies like CCS in cement and H-DRI in steel. It finds that while EU ETS price uncertainty hinders investment, cost pass-through along value chains limit…
Bantje, David, Sperring, Emily, Hahn Menacho, Alvaro Jose +7
This dataset provides scenario data from the IAM REMIND and prospective LCA output using the Pathways and Premise tools, supporting analysis of environmental co-benefits from energy decarbonization with targeted interventions.
XUKE LI, Izati Binti Zull Kepili Ema, Zhilin Chen
Using panel data from 30 Chinese provinces (2015-2024), this study finds that population aging significantly reduces carbon emissions, with green technology innovation strengthening this effect. However, in deeply aging regions, rising ener…
Qiang Liu, Nana Deng
This study uses a bottom-up framework to evaluate emission reduction potentials and costs for decarbonizing China's urban residential building operations. An integrated pathway of improving green building efficiency standards could reduce 2…
Sabrina M. Desjardins, Michael T. Ter‐Mikaelian, Terrence Sauve +4
This study evaluates the GHG reduction potential of bioheat using woody residues (forest harvest and sawmill) in remote communities of northeastern Ontario, Canada. The largest emission reductions were found in electric bioheat scenarios us…
Princewill Odum, Joshua Jonah Kunda, Francis E. Bisong +1
This paper explores Africa's potential as a leader in the net-zero transition, presenting a nine-tier integrated framework. It analyzes case studies from six African countries and argues that net zero by 2050 is technically feasible but req…
Maria Olczak, Luke Dubey, D. Lowry +5
This study analyzes methane emissions from biogas plant supply chains in Europe and finds that the majority can be eliminated at no net cost, offering economic and environmental benefits.
Yarui Deng, Xiaoli Zhao
This paper analyzes steel decarbonization pathways in the Beijing–Tianjin–Hebei region of China, considering intra-regional coordination of renewable electricity and green hydrogen. Scenario analysis demonstrates the effectiveness of integr…
Chuan Qi, Xuan Li, Jiahong Cao +3
This paper proposes a novel underground coal gasification process that reduces CO2 emissions while enhancing syngas production. It contributes to the low-carbon transformation of coal-based energy and climate change mitigation. The title su…
Cunyi Yang, Runze Yang, Wenjie Ma
This paper compares green finance and digital finance impacts on energy transition using Chinese city panel data. Both promote energy transition, but green finance requires robust development while strategic allocation of digital finance ma…
A+BE | Architecture and the Built Environment
This special issue explores justice and welfare in the energy transition, discussing policy, design, and social impacts from a built environment perspective.
Rıdvan Kalaycı, Abdallah Zakaria Mdachi
This paper examines how Eastern Mediterranean gas discoveries have reshaped geopolitics, focusing on Israel-Egypt relations. The authors argue that energy cooperation transformed a cold peace into a pragmatic partnership, with both countrie…
Imad Antoine Ibrahim, Bart Homan, Susanne Skårup +4
This paper examines regulatory barriers to local energy transitions across seven communities in Denmark, India, Poland, and the Netherlands. It identifies eight main regulatory barriers affecting decentralized energy initiatives, showing ho…
Chenchen Wang
This paper examines barriers and strategies for communicating energy transition among local climate advocates in the Global South. It highlights local meanings and cultural contexts that influence acceptance and implementation, offering ins…
Econology
This multidisciplinary issue covers climate displacement in Bangladesh, informal waste pickers in circular economy, China's green transition and coal dependence, and just transition in Nigeria. It offers diverse perspectives on energy trans…
Prof. Zubairul Islam2 Mohammed Abubakar Adeyemi1*
This paper analyzes the decarbonization of urban transport in Abuja, Nigeria, assessing policy coherence, institutional barriers, and existing interventions like CNG pilots and light rail. It proposes a phased transition pathway with govern…
Saravanan Arunachalam, Catherine A. Seppanen, Brian F. Naess +7
This study proposes a census tract-level modeling framework to estimate health co-benefits of decarbonization in New York State. The spatially detailed analysis enables assessment of local health impacts, and the framework is transferable t…
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