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 1021–1040 of 1959 papers
Rocio Diaz-Chavez, Yara Evans
This deliverable examines EU policy areas related to SDG7 targets using a novel gender analysis methodology for energy transition. Based on the Gendered Innovation model co-developed by Stanford University and the European Commission, it pr…
Olha Rozghon
This article analyzes the integration of smart grids and renewable energy sources in Ukraine's automotive sector within the context of the country's energy transition. It discusses the role of electric vehicles as active nodes in the energy…
Max Nutz, Johannes Schmidt
This paper presents the development of PyPSA-AT, an open-source, sector-coupled energy system model for Austria within a European multi-regional context. It uses open data and is integrated into the pypsa-ecosystem, enabling reproducible en…
Romée Lammers, Sikke R. Jansma, Bernard P. Veldkamp +2
This study examines how narrative framing (point-of-view and outcome) influences energy transition attitudes and behavioral intentions via an online experiment with Dutch adults. While framing alone had limited effects, aligning frames with…
Xingqi Zhao, Songyu Jiang, Jie Gao +1
This paper explores pathways for strengthening regional energy-economic resilience in China through digital innovation and energy efficiency. It provides insights for sustainable transition and regional energy strategy formulation.
Vitor Pereira Xavier
This report provides a strategic assessment of Brazil's National Energy Transition Plan (PLANTE). It highlights Brazil's advantages in renewable energy and critical minerals (niobium, lithium, rare earths) and its ambition to move up the gr…
Jan Emblemsvåg
This paper responds to criticism of a prior study comparing Germany's Energiewende with an alternative policy of investing in nuclear power. It defends the conclusion that nuclear investment would have yielded better overall results, arguin…
Ankita Laxmikant Pangaonkar
This paper provides an overview of the transition from fossil fuels to green energy, covering renewable sources like solar, wind, hydro, and biomass. It highlights environmental and economic benefits, emphasizing the necessity for greenhous…
Philippe Billon, Pierre Wokuri
This piece argues that national commitments to transition from fossil fuels must be backed by concrete actions and policies, not just pledges. It underscores the urgency of implementation for global energy transition.
O. Lyulyov, Tetyana Pimonenko, Li Ruoxi
This study examines convergence dynamics in the European green transition using a balanced panel of 27 EU member states and Ukraine from 2004 to 2023. Applying σ- and β-convergence analyses, it finds asymmetric patterns: renewable energy an…
Zhong Y.
This research proposes an electricity transmission strategy based on a multi-energy coupling system integrating wind, coal, battery, hydrogen, and CCUS. The system aims to mitigate renewable energy variability and reduce carbon emissions. I…
Lu Z.
This paper proposes a convex-hull pricing mechanism for ancillary services in power system frequency regulation, integrating renewables and carbon-capture-utilization-and-storage (CCUS) systems. It improves cost allocation fairness and econ…
Zou X.
This study uses panel data from 30 Chinese provinces to analyze the impact of green finance on low-carbon energy transition via tripartite game theory and spatial econometrics. It considers interactions among local governments, firms, and f…
Milner J.
This study uses multisectoral modeling to assess the impact of net-zero pathways on mortality in England and Wales. It finds significant health co-benefits from decarbonization, underscoring the dual benefits of climate policy.
Hongfei Chen, Rencheng Zhu, Gang Li +14
This paper analyzes the impact of aftertreatment technology evolution on greenhouse gas emissions from heavy-duty trucks in China. It evaluates the emission reduction effects of technological advancements and provides policy implications.
Lenski S.M.
This study assesses the impact of the U.S. 'Cash for Clunkers' vehicle scrappage program on greenhouse gas emissions from a life cycle perspective, covering manufacturing, use, and disposal. It quantifies the emission reductions from replac…
Cucculelli M.
This paper maps strategic and net-zero emission technologies in Italy, including renewables and CCUS, and analyzes their deployment to assess Italy's decarbonization pathway and policy implications.
Gurdgiev C.
This paper analyzes the interplay of environmental threats, energy systems innovation, and vulnerability in emerging Asian countries on their path to net-zero. It highlights region-specific challenges and opportunities, offering policy reco…
Wang T.
This paper evaluates the health co-benefits of achieving net-zero greenhouse gas emissions in California, quantifying additional public health gains beyond climate mitigation and highlighting the importance of integrated policy.
Bu C.
This paper examines regionally tailored mitigation strategies for achieving net-zero emissions in China's passenger transport sector. It analyzes the effectiveness of measures adapted to regional characteristics and provides policy recommen…
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