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 1041–1060 of 1959 papers
Mersch M.
This study analyzes optimal decarbonization pathways for the UK energy system, assessing the role of energy import security. It explores the balance between achieving decarbonization targets and ensuring stable energy supply.
Nwadiaru O.V.
This paper explores the transition from fossil fuels to net zero in a New England environmental justice city, examining challenges and opportunities for decarbonization from a community perspective.
Slorach P.C.
This paper examines technological options for achieving net zero in the heating sector from now to 2050, focusing on environmental sustainability. It compares technologies such as heat pumps, hydrogen, and district heating, evaluating their…
Liu Z.
This critical review examines the role of low-carbon fuels in reaching net-zero emissions from the perspective of integrated assessment models and energy system models. It analyzes model assumptions and limitations, drawing policy implicati…
Che X.
This paper assesses the potential of space-based solar power for decarbonizing the European power system. While details are unavailable, it explores the feasibility and impact of this emerging technology.
Hahn Menacho A.J.
This study analyzes the material-energy nexus in net-zero transition scenarios, exploring environmental trade-offs and uncertainties. It provides crucial insights for policy making.
Hahn Menacho A.J.
This study analyzes the global environmental footprint of Switzerland's net-zero energy system, revealing significant spillover effects on other countries and emphasizing the need to consider international impacts in national decarbonizatio…
Khlud V.
This paper analyzes international trends and Latvian practices in decarbonizing port logistics, reviewing alternative fuels and efficiency technologies, and drawing insights from the Latvian case.
Okorie O.
This paper explores how combining digital transformation and circular economy creates competitive advantage in the transition to net-zero manufacturing. It examines the role of IoT, AI, and blockchain in improving resource efficiency and re…
Feng Xu, Guangqing Chi, Chenyujing Yang +2
This paper examines China's rural energy transition, presenting a blueprint for sustainable development. It analyzes the role of renewable energy deployment and policy frameworks, assessing impacts on regional revitalization. The Chinese ca…
Likun Peng, Haoran Zhang, Jinyue Yan
This study develops a spatially explicit cost-benefit model for 248,000 rural settlements and 323.9 million residents in China, comparing five transition options from 2025 to 2060. It finds that piped natural gas is initially least-cost but…
Bochun Zhan, Zhengbo Shan, Xi Zhang +5
This paper proposes a topology-constrained flexibility assessment framework for adjustable resources in power systems with high renewable penetration. It uses a Regional Security-Constrained Economic Dispatch (R-SCED) model to capture the s…
Yunmei Wu, Hua Huang, Rui Li +4
This study develops an integrated scenario analysis framework to quantify CO₂e emission trajectories of China's long-haul heavy-duty truck fleet from 2020 to 2060. It finds that policy stringency governs the timing and depth of emission red…
Ying Cai, Junjie Wang, Nannan Song +1
This study proposes a novel grey multivariable model that incorporates accumulative time lag effects from energy transition and technological innovation to improve electricity consumption forecasting. The model extends traditional grey mode…
Junling Liu, W. Xiaojun, Leilei Wang +1
This paper proposes a graph spatiotemporal world-model-driven rolling MPC framework (GraphWorldModel_MPC) for low-carbon economic dispatch of industrial-park integrated electricity-heat-hydrogen energy systems. The method captures coupling …
DS Hettiarachchi, S.M.Samindi M.K. Samarakoon, Kidane F. Gebremariam +1
This paper investigates low-carbon binders with high replacements (50-90%) of Icelandic volcanic pozzolan and silicomanganese slag. At 50% replacement, 28-day strength matches ordinary Portland cement (75-85 MPa). Even at 70% replacement, s…
Jian Long, Ruiqi Song, Lei Wan +1
This paper proposes a Renewable Energy-Integrated Steam and Methanol Production (RE-ISMP) system coupling steam network with carbon capture-enabled methanol process. A two-stage stochastic multi-objective optimization framework addresses in…
Rao Fu, Jiashuo Li, Peipei Tian +6
This study traces the cross-border relocation of environmental pressures and value added in global power supply chains from 1995 to 2019. It finds that developed regions capture over 83% of value added from the low-carbon transition while o…
Anchal Gupta, Ashish Dwivedi, Sachin Kumar Mangla +3
This paper uses Multi-Criteria Decision Making (MCDM) to analyze achieving carbon neutrality in the energy sector, evaluating priorities for renewable energy adoption and policy choices for sustainable energy development.
Kingsley Imandojemu, Omozele Lynda Showunmi, Felix Orole +3
This study examines how innovation affects the energy trilemma (security, equity, sustainability) across 115 countries from 2011 to 2023 using long-difference regression. It finds that innovation initially disrupts energy security and equit…
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