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.
Showing 1401–1420 of 1805 papers
Husni Mubarok, Beni Setiawan, Andi Kristanto +3
This study maps the global research landscape of solar-wind-biomass hybrid renewable energy systems using bibliometric analysis. Findings show increased research output led by India, China, and the US, with focus on optimization and techno-…
Lahcen Hassine, Hasna Chaibi, Rachid Saadane +1
This paper critically reviews emerging technologies for cybersecurity and resilience in smart renewable grids. It analyzes detection, mitigation, and recovery approaches, assessing their contribution to stable grid operation and decarboniza…
Gregorio Morosinotto
This paper clarifies the role of aggregators in energy communities and proposes a business model under the Italian regulatory framework. The model accounts for public subsidies, geographic asymmetries, cost of capital, and electricity price…
Cihan Ayhancı, Bedri Kekezoğlu, Ali Durusu
This comprehensive literature review dissects Virtual Power Plants (VPPs) as a key mechanism for integrating distributed energy resources into power systems. It evaluates technical and commercial frameworks, demand response, market structur…
Muhammad Farhan Bashir
This paper analyzes sustainable development policies in the agriculture sector of G7 economies, finding that area under greenhouses and renewable energy investments contribute to agricultural economic growth, while climate change and chemic…
Yuetian Chen, Meng Ren, Xu Tian +4
This paper explores the potential of halide perovskite solar cells in driving the green energy transition. It highlights their high efficiency and low cost, making them a promising technology for renewable energy expansion.
Giovanni Coinu
This essay explores how to implement EU renewable energy policies without compromising environmental safeguards, landscape, and fundamental rights. It argues for 'responsible acceleration' of the energy transition, analyzing EU regulatory f…
Severnini E.
This paper empirically analyzes how ecosystem preservation policies in the US that restrict hydropower development may inadvertently increase greenhouse gas emissions by displacing clean energy with fossil fuels, highlighting trade-offs bet…
Abraham Olajide Oni
This paper proposes a strategic framework using decentralized renewable energy to address Nigeria's energy poverty and youth unemployment. It quantifies solar potential and training gaps, integrating TVET and digital literacy to create a sk…
Abduraimov, A.A.
This paper experimentally analyzes bifacial photovoltaic modules, which generate power from both sides for higher efficiency. It identifies backside irradiance components as key performance factors and proposes innovation strategies for opt…
Perrelli A.C.C.
This study analyzes how power purchase agreements (PPAs) and energy production uncertainty affect the economic performance of onshore and offshore wind farms. It provides insights into optimizing price markups to enhance profitability under…
Hundt S.
This paper analyzes corporate power purchase agreements (PPAs) for renewable energy and the value they bring to decarbonization. It examines the role of PPAs in achieving corporate GHG reduction targets and their economic and market implica…
Yonetsu D.
This paper examines the effects of conductor size optimization considering environmental and economic aspects in on-site power purchase agreement (PPA) model projects, potentially contributing to renewable energy integration efficiency and …
Hammons T.J.
This paper examines the role of tidal power in reducing greenhouse gas emissions, focusing on the UK and global contexts. It reviews the technological potential and economic challenges of tidal energy, assessing its contribution to climate …
Greaves D.
This paper reviews the research landscape of offshore renewable energy in the UK and its role in achieving Net Zero. It covers technology development, policy frameworks, and environmental impact, offering insights for future research direct…
Jack M.
This paper discusses how dam maintenance contributes to net-zero targets, potentially by improving hydropower efficiency and reducing emissions through better upkeep.
Elijah Asamoah Amoateng, Emmanuel C. Njemanze, Israel David +4
This systematic review of 11 studies on renewable energy technologies (RET) finds that solar and wind are most effective at reducing emissions, especially when combined with smart grids and strong governance. However, lifecycle carbon debt …
Anastasiia Turchenko, V. Bozhenko
This study examines the integration of green technologies into Ukraine's investment environment, highlighting potential for energy efficiency, renewable energy, climate commitments, industrial modernization, and employment. Using VOSviewer …
Helena M. Ramos, J. E. Q. Fuentes, E. Bekçi +4
This study proposes a hybrid renewable energy system integrating hydro pumped storage and hydrogen storage for urban and remote communities. Using an optimization model applied to a remote community at risk of desertification, the base-case…
Xumiao Lin, Joana Correia, Miguel Marques +6
This paper presents a decision support system for renewable energy planning that integrates energy storage and carbon footprint assessment. Validated with a case study at the Port of Sines, Portugal, solar estimates deviated up to 14% and w…
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