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.
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Yanlin Li, Zhigang Lu, Shixing Ding +3
This paper proposes a low-carbon energy system planning method that integrates multi-regional atmospheric carbon concentration and meteorological probability fluctuations. It incorporates climate uncertainty to derive more realistic decarbo…
Bin Ye, Hongjiang Pu, Jingjing Jiang +2
This paper proposes an evaluation framework for low-carbon energy transition of energy-intensive enterprises in China’s electric-carbon market, and discusses development strategies based on the framework.
Muhammad Shahzad Javed, Karin Fossheim, Paola Velasco‐Herrejón +3
This study surveys 286 Norwegian high school students on their preferences for future energy systems. Over 68% favor offshore wind, and students prioritize environmental protection and energy independence over cost minimization, challenging…
Sarker K, Sarker J
This paper proposes a Carbon-Aware Self-Healing Smart Grid (CASH-SG) framework using Digital Twin and Swarm AI for intelligent fault prediction, autonomous reconfiguration, and emission-aware energy optimization. Simulations on IEEE standar…
Toyohara, Jin, Zhou, Weisheng
This paper develops a bottom-up model integrating location, energy systems, and carbon pricing to identify cost-optimal decarbonization pathways for data centers in Japan. It reveals cost-effective strategies depending on renewable energy d…
Samuel Bohdan Netherclift, Peter Leslie Annear, Elise Moo +5
This rapid scoping review synthesizes evidence on the energy transition for climate-resilient and low-carbon healthcare in the Asia-Pacific. Analyzing 46 documents, it identifies themes such as electrification, service delivery, finance, an…
Lianghan Cong, Shuaiyi Lu, Pan Jiang +1
Using panel data from 30 Chinese provinces (2012-2022), this study integrates GTWR, XGBoost, and SHAP to examine driving mechanisms of low-carbon energy transition from a regional inequality perspective. Results reveal persistent east-west …
بدر محمد صاطي الحربي
This study evaluates the role of renewable energy in Saudi Arabia's sustainable energy transition (2015-2023) using a triple bottom line framework. Through quantitative analysis and a composite index, it finds notable progress in economic a…
Victor Osvaldo Vega-Muratalla, Luis Fernando Lira‐Barragán, César Ramírez-Márquez +2
This review systematically analyzes the Demand-Sustainability-Risk Nexus for Rare Earth Elements (REEs) critical to the energy transition. It highlights China's dominance in mining and refining as a structural vulnerability, while examining…
Md. Shahinul Islam, Олег Мариев, Kazi Sohag
This paper empirically analyzes the impact of novel energy governance on Europe's energy transition and environmental safety using long-difference and dose-response modeling. It quantitatively assesses policy intervention effects and identi…
Barbara Siuta-Tokarska, Jerzy Duda, Agnieszka Thier +1
This paper provides an indicator-based assessment of Poland's energy use and sustainability performance from 2010-2024 within an EU comparative context. It finds strong improvements in macro-level energy efficiency, renewable energy share, …
Ying Peng, Le Wen, Mingyue Selena Sheng
This study assesses the effectiveness of diverse climate mitigation technologies on carbon emissions across 243 OECD regions. It compares technologies such as renewables, CCUS, and energy efficiency, highlighting regional variations in effe…
Sung-Hyun Park, Sun-Kee Hong
This study examines the legitimacy and institutional sustainability of Shinan County's renewable energy benefit-sharing system in South Korea through a just transition lens. It finds that procedural justice more strongly influences resident…
Bruno Augusto Cabral Roque, Pedro Pinto Ferreira Brasileiro, Renata Laranjeiras Gouveia +3
This paper provides an integrated perspective on concepts, technologies, metrics, and governance for achieving net-zero emissions, with a focus on both global and Brazilian contexts for deep decarbonization.
Alberto Tamburini, Kjetil Fagerholt, Benjamin Lagemann +1
This paper proposes a methodology to assess shipping decarbonization pathways by formulating and solving tramp fleet renewal and retrofit problems. It derives optimal investment strategies considering vessel age and operational patterns, ou…
Amir M. Gazar, Chloe Jackson, Georgia Mavrommati +2
This paper introduces PHASED, a model that propagates correlated uncertainties in electrical system decarbonization planning. Applied to eight New England pathways, it achieves over 90% confidence in pairwise cost differences despite overla…
Emmanuel Boafo Baidoo, Samuel Kofi Tulashie, Enoch Mbawin Alale +5
This review examines energy storage technologies for sustainable power systems, focusing on decarbonisation, decentralisation, and digitalisation. It compares key storage technologies and their applications, assessing their contribution to …
Sara Harb, Ibrahim S. Abotaleb, Hossam Jacoup +1
This paper assesses alternative decarbonization processes in pre-fabricated steel production, a key hard-to-abate sector. It likely compares hydrogen-based reduction, CCUS, and other low-carbon technologies. The findings can inform transiti…
Soseh Zadoorian, Omar Mostafa, Etienne Bernier +1
This study assesses the electrification potential of 13 energy-intensive industrial sub-sectors in Quebec using a bottom-up analysis of fossil fuel consumption and electro-technology applicability. Low- and medium-temperature processes show…
Toyohara, Jin, Zhou, Weisheng
This study introduces DC-DECOM, a tool for deriving cost-optimal decarbonization pathways for data centers in Japan. It considers renewable energy integration and energy efficiency measures to provide optimal strategies under multiple scena…
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