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 1081–1100 of 1959 papers
Huo M.
This study assesses the air quality and health co-benefits of achieving net zero emissions in the Japanese cities of Hachinohe and Niigata. It likely quantifies the positive impacts of decarbonization policies on local air pollution and pub…
Sugiyama M.
This multi-model analysis assesses residual emissions and carbon removal requirements for Japan's net-zero goal. It quantifies the scale of carbon removal needed and remaining emissions across multiple models, deriving policy implications f…
Heinz E.
This qualitative study examines barriers and drivers for building sector decarbonization in Boston and Phoenix, USA. It identifies how local policy, economic, and social factors influence progress, offering insights on successful strategies…
Gao R.
The EMF-37 study analyzes pathways for electricity supply and demand to achieve net-zero emissions, quantifying the role of renewables, demand-side flexibility, and policy measures, assessing technical and economic feasibility.
Gao H.
This paper proposes a multi-energy sharing optimization model for a building cluster targeting net-zero energy systems. It integrates electricity, heat, and gas sharing to balance supply-demand, reduce costs, and maximize renewable utilizat…
Verschuer M.
This paper introduces the concept of Net Zero Corridors, aiming to enable urban regeneration and achieve net zero cities. Although no abstract is provided, the title suggests an integrated approach to urban planning and decarbonization.
Sands R.D.
This study analyzes bioenergy pathways within U.S. net-zero CO2 emissions scenarios using the Energy Modeling Forum 37 framework. It quantifies deployment routes and emission reduction contributions of bioenergy technologies, providing poli…
Vanesa Castán Broto, M. Gebreslassie, Getachew Bekele +11
This paper examines the role of community energy in facilitating sustainable energy transitions in East and Southern Eastern Africa. It analyzes how locally-owned energy systems mediate transitions and offers policy insights for the region.
Nilsson L.J.
This paper explores innovations for decarbonizing heavy industries such as steel, cement, and chemicals. It discusses key technologies including hydrogen direct reduction, CCUS, and electrification, and emphasizes the role of policy support…
Bistline J.E.T.
This paper analyzes policy options for achieving net-zero emissions in the United States using multiple energy system models. It evaluates emission reduction pathways and associated costs and technical challenges, providing insights for pol…
Eyime E.E.
This paper proposes a hybrid CARIMA-SARIMA-Logistic model to simulate energy-CO2 transition in Africa. It evaluates five scenarios for achieving net-zero by 2050, providing insights into decarbonization pathways for the region.
Qin-Liang Tan, Chao-fan SHI, Jian Han +2
Using LEAP-ABM model, this paper analyzes structural evolution and carbon reduction pathways in China's power sector. Supply-side strategies dominate generation structure changes; accelerated transition cuts coal to 31.01% and boosts renewa…
Feng Hu, Huijie Yang, Yilin Li +9
Using firm-level low-carbon patent data from China's Yangtze River Delta (2014-2023), this study examines the spatiotemporal evolution of collaborative innovation networks. Core cities like Shanghai, Ningbo, Hangzhou, and Nanjing act as key…
Cathrine Banga, Babatunde Sunday Eweade
This study empirically examines the asymmetric effects of technological innovation and economic growth on Japan's carbon emissions using a nonlinear ARDL model. It finds that innovation contributes to long-term emission reductions, while gr…
Peihong Chen, Qi Chen, Ruitian Yao +1
This study analyzes emission reduction strategies for freight trucks in China, using TCO and LCA to compare diesel, electric, and hydrogen fuel cell trucks. An LSTM model predicts fleet emissions from 2020 to 2050. Results show electric tru…
Pan Ren, Muhammad Awais Baloch
This study empirically analyzes the relationship between energy transition and sustainability in OECD countries, focusing on the roles of green finance, technological innovation, and institutional quality. The findings suggest these factors…
Muhammad Firstiawan Akbar, Suhaidar, Nur Ahmad Ricky Rudianto +1
This study examines how socioeconomic characteristics and governance perceptions influence public acceptance of nuclear energy in Indonesia's energy transition. Using survey data from 189 residents, it finds that age negatively affects acce…
Tamíris da Costa, Nicholas M. Holden, Daniele Costa +1
The transition to sustainable energy systems is recognized as a complex challenge beyond low-carbon technology deployment. This book explores innovations, impacts, and pathways to balance energy and environmental sustainability.
Sibongiseni Gaqa, Linda Z. Linganiso
This review summarizes recent advances in upgrading biomass-derived products (biogas, biochar, bio-oil) for industrial applications. It highlights methane reforming for syngas production and integration of thermochemical processes with circ…
Francisco R. Trejo-Macotela
This chapter examines blockchain as a digital infrastructure for decentralized energy markets, focusing on transparency, verifiability, and automated compliance in peer-to-peer electricity trading. It discusses legal challenges such as data…
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