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.
Showing 961–980 of 1959 papers
Fagan J.
This briefing envisions the future of goods movement towards net zero logistics, discussing electrification, hydrogen, efficiency improvements, and policy pathways for decarbonizing freight.
Trappey A.J.C.
This paper presents a case study applying intelligent text mining to refine ontological knowledge graphs and analyze patent portfolios for net-zero data center innovation management. It constructs knowledge graphs from patent data to visual…
Dioha M.O.
This paper analyzes technology options and optimal pathways for achieving a net-zero electricity system in Nigeria across different timelines, providing insights for renewable energy deployment and policy-making.
Mehmood K.
This paper investigates the antecedents and consequences of green innovation within a net-zero economy. It likely examines drivers and outcomes of green innovation for achieving net-zero targets, offering insights for firms and policymakers…
Chyong C.K.
This paper models decarbonisation pathways for Europe, focusing on the balance between ambitious targets and economic feasibility. It provides insights for policymakers on realistic transition strategies.
Danti A.
This paper proposes AI-powered strategies for achieving net-zero cities through smart infrastructure and sustainable development. It examines AI applications for optimizing energy efficiency and reducing emissions, offering a practical fram…
Bistline J.E.T.
This paper examines the critical role of the power sector in achieving net-zero energy systems. It discusses strategies for decarbonizing electricity generation, grid integration of renewables, and the importance of flexibility and storage.…
Yunus Fransiscus Liem, Aulia Ulfah Farahdiba, Aditya Prana Iswara
This study projects greenhouse gas emission reductions from municipal solid waste management using thermal technology in Surabaya City, Indonesia, outlining a pathway toward 2050 national climate goals.
Richard A. Michelfelder, Eugene A. Pilotte, Joseph Simmerman
Estimates the CO2 emission production function for U.S. electric utilities. Finds aggressive mitigation through fuel switching and technology substitution, with decreasing returns to scale. CO2 emissions declined despite flat generation.
Seon-Gon Kim, Jophous Mugabi, Jae-Ho Jeong
This review paper comprehensively evaluates the feasibility and readiness of next-generation small modular reactors (SMRs) for marine decarbonization from technical, economic, and societal perspectives. It analyzes SMRs as a novel low-carbo…
Wasiu Akintunde
This study shows that renewable energy deployment yields heterogeneous emission reductions across countries. Developing economies see 16-33% reductions through output contraction, while advanced economies experience rebounds up to 39% under…
Zheng Li, B Lin
This study evaluates the Kyoto Protocol's impact on clean energy transition using a panel DID approach. It finds a significant increase of about 3 percentage points in Annex B countries relative to non-Annex B. Channels include electricity …
Jiaojiao Ni, Qing Jiang, Qiwei Zhan +2
This study develops a geopolymer cement (SGPC) using 80% industrial solid wastes (soda residue, slag, phosphogypsum). At optimal water-solid ratio 0.43, it achieves 28-day compressive strength of 1.45 MPa, reduces CO2 emissions by 74.7% (23…
Haoyu Liao
This paper analyzes the economic benefits of low-carbon cities via three pathways: cost savings & jobs, carbon markets & green finance, and comparative trajectories. Using data from IEA, EU-ETS and case studies (Copenhagen, China, EU), it o…
M. Vaigundamoorthi, M. Thirumalai, Savitha Venkatesan +4
This paper proposes a virtual power plant (VPP) coordination framework for low-carbon energy systems. Using multi-objective optimization, it balances resilience and carbon awareness, aiming to integrate renewables and reduce emissions.
Jian Zhao, Zhongwen Zhang, Keran Huang +2
This study proposes a correlation model to estimate compute-related power load from processor states, an aggregated utilization method for low-carbon allocation using fragmented resources, and a coordination framework integrating controllab…
Evan DiCosmo
This paper analyzes the U.S. nuclear power industry using Actor Network Theory to address surging electricity demand from data centers. It identifies cost, permitting, waste, and public opinion as key factors, recommending a mix of nuclear …
Herman Usman, Laily Ramadhany Can, Marno Wance
This study qualitatively examines the socioeconomic and ecological impacts of the energy transition driven by nickel mining in Central Halmahera, Indonesia, using a development sociology framework. It finds that mining has altered livelihoo…
John Grin, Joep Frens, Thomas Hoppe +10
This paper proposes a Just PREPARE approach for energy transitions in underprivileged neighborhoods, addressing resident resistance due to trust issues. It uses double-eyed methods to align solutions with residents' needs and participatory …
Winner Minah-Eeba, Collins Iyaminapu Iyoloma, Tamunotonye Sotonye Ibanibo
This qualitative comparative case study examines how renewable energy projects in South Africa, Kenya, and Nigeria adhere to energy justice principles (distributive, procedural, recognition). Kenya's decentralized systems promote inclusive …
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