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.
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Ertuğrul Ayyıldız, Betül Yıldırım, Nezir Aydın
This study develops a novel multi-criteria decision framework combining Picture Fuzzy BWM and TOPSIS to prioritize clean energy strategies for Türkiye's carbon neutrality. Based on nine expert evaluations, climate-resilient low-carbon devel…
Mohd Ziyauddin Khan, Saurabh Ardra, Ashwani Kumar +2
This study identifies 15 challenges hindering food supply chain decarbonization in emerging economies and analyzes their structural interrelationships using interpretive structural modeling. Weak government policy, lack of low-carbon facili…
Jing He, Jingyong Zhang, Ye Zhang +3
Using CMIP6 model data, this study compares global wind energy changes under the carbon-neutral SSP1-1.9 pathway versus higher-emission scenarios. SSP1-1.9 better preserves wind energy stability by reducing Northern Hemisphere declines and …
Zhonghe Wang
Using input-output analysis for Europe, this paper examines how digitalization shapes trade-embodied carbon transfers and heterogeneous environmental upgrading across global value chains. It reveals how digital adoption alters the direction…
Jiajia Liu, Zechen Wu, Jiaorong Ren +5
This paper develops a scheduling model for virtual power plants (VPPs) participating in multiple markets: energy, frequency regulation ancillary services, demand response, carbon emission trading, and green certificate trading. It introduce…
Xinyang Xu, Yang Yang, Tunan Yang +1
Using 2024 AIS data, this study identifies potential carbon-avoidance hubs on the Far East–Northwest Europe route as maritime shipping enters the EU ETS. Tanger Med and Suez-adjacent ports are robust avoidance-sensitive nodes, while West Af…
Ying Zhou, Mingye Dong
This paper tests whether digital trade rules in regional trade agreements reduce bilateral trade-embodied carbon emissions. Using a rule-depth index from TAPED matched with Eora embodied carbon across 188 economies (2000–2023) and a high-di…
Javzmaa Lkhagvasuren, Tumendelger Lkhagvasuren
Using only public exchange records and difference-in-differences, this study evaluates the Mongolian Stock Exchange's October 2024 mandate requiring Tier I issuers to file ESG reports. The rule raised on-time reporting probability by 46 per…
Qianlei Du, Fuyuan Wu, Rafael Ramis +1
This study uses machine-learning optimization to explore room-temperature solid targets of low-Z elements and hydrogen isotopes as an alternative to cryogenic DT targets in laser direct-drive fusion. Using the MULTI-IFE hydrodynamics code, …
Xiaoping Gao, Yipan Li, Xiaori Yang +1
A review of recycling pathways for retired wind turbine blades. Because blades are thermoset composites, they are hard to process and have largely been landfilled or incinerated; the paper compares targeted mechanical, thermal and chemical …
Chibueze Gospel Awuchi
This paper argues that Nigeria can accelerate SDG attainment through energy diversification—combining large-scale renewables, distributed solar, mini-grids, clean cooking fuels, and efficiency—to overcome grid limits and fossil-fuel relianc…
Jörg Schwinger, Leon Merfort, Nico Bauer +15
This paper proposes a framework for emission-driven Earth system model simulations of IAM mitigation scenarios, enabling assessment of carbon-cycle and biogeophysical feedbacks from CDR deployment via no-CDR baselines. It shows that multipl…
Albert Boaitey, Emmanuel Kofi Ackom
This study evaluates voluntary livestock-based carbon offset schemes across governance, design, and technical dimensions. Synthesizing evidence on prices and participation, it identifies significant design challenges and argues for structur…
A. Nana Akwasi Agyei, Evans Oteng, Isaac Anowuo +1
Using panel data from selected Sub-Saharan African countries (1990–2020), this study examines how environmental taxes and environmental technology jointly drive renewable energy development. Augmented mean group and quantile regression resu…
Muhammad Asim Imam, Mahmoud Abdelrehim, Noor Aldeen Kassem Al-Alawnh +4
Using CS-ARDL on 2000–2023 panel data, the study examines CO2 emission drivers across BRIC economies. FDI raises emissions short-term but improves environmental outcomes long-term via cleaner technology diffusion. Renewable energy boosts en…
Di Tommaso, Devis
Version 4.3 of a steady-state mass-balance model suite for electrochemical CO₂-to-acetic acid conversion via a tandem CO₂→CO→AcOH chain. It corrects v4.2's carbon-balance failure (closure now 1.000) by fixing fresh-CO calculation and includ…
Mannhardt, Jacob, Waidelich, Paul, Schmidt-Engelbertz, Lukas +3
Companion dataset for a study quantifying how European Investment Bank financing affects the low-carbon energy transition through 2050. Produced by an ETH Zurich team, it contains all input data and result files needed to reproduce the anal…
Arshad, Hossein, Caccamo, Chiara, Lima Silva, Thiago +1
This study develops a multi-period, multi-objective linear programming model that jointly optimizes batch composition and energy allocation for oxy-fuel glass furnaces across natural gas, green/blue/grey hydrogen, and renewable/grid electri…
Isaiah John, Otseje, Abuguja Romanus, Oshageny, Ogbu Augustine, Ogoh +1
This review examines how climate-related financial risk translates into loss recognition and disclosure in Nigeria's oil and gas sector, focusing on impairment, provisions, contingent liabilities, and regulatory readiness. A 2021-2026 liter…
Kaixin Huang, Emma K. Walter, Daniel H. Loughlin +1
This study analyzes how future air pollutant emissions, both within and outside Massachusetts, shift under alternative decarbonization pathways. It links state-level climate policy to air-quality co-benefits and cross-border trade-offs, off…
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