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 1521–1540 of 5309 papers
Ma X.
This paper proposes a novel multi-variable grey system model with convolution integrals to forecast fossil fuel consumption and greenhouse gas emissions. By handling multiple interrelated variables simultaneously, the model aims to improve …
Kesidou E.
This paper evaluates the trade-offs between digitalization and net zero innovation in SMEs. It analyzes how digitalization impacts net zero goals and explores strategies for balancing both. Specific findings are unclear from the abstract, b…
Terenzi M.
This paper conceptualizes projects as vectors of change that drive transitions toward net-zero sociotechnical systems. It theoretically explores the role of projects in facilitating systemic shifts, though empirical evidence is not detailed…
Daniyaer Paizulamu, Lin Cheng, Kaidi Huang +2
This paper examines the optimal configuration of full-timescale hybrid energy storage systems for industrial microgrids under a two-part tariff. It proposes a method to optimize the combination and capacity allocation of storage technologie…
Jing Gao
This paper focuses on the integrated energy-transportation system in green energy hub ports, exploring coordinated scheduling optimization directions. It aims to enhance renewable energy utilization and transport efficiency, contributing to…
Alief Muhammad, Hartawan Abdillah, Mas Ahmad Baihaqi +1
This article highlights the 'green transition dilemma' where renewable energy expansion can cause new environmental pressures such as land-use change, biodiversity loss, and resource depletion. It argues that sustainability should be assess…
Dan Du, Junbing Huang, Yimin Lu
This study analyzes the association between cross-regional electricity transmission and provincial energy transition in China using panel data from 2000-2018. Higher transmission intensity is linked to lower carbon-weighted energy consumpti…
Jinli Wei, Qianqian Li, Xiaoli Yang +4
This study systematically assesses carbon emission efficiency and decoupling status in China's urban rail transit agglomerations. Using methods like DEA, it reveals regional disparities and progress in decoupling economic growth from carbon…
William Johnston
This master's thesis explores the role of procurement in maritime decarbonization. It identifies a lack of demand as a key barrier and examines whether procurement can generate demand for green technologies. Based on expert interviews, it c…
Leo Jing
This thesis explores the role of procurement in maritime decarbonization. Through interviews with industry experts, it finds that procurement can act as a lever for change, but remains cost-focused and requires stakeholder support under ide…
Nurbek Rakhimov, Shohruh SAYFULLOEV, Odiljon Abdurakhmonov +13
This paper reviews the historical evolution of silicon production technologies, analyzing their energy consumption and carbon footprint. It discusses future prospects for decarbonization, including renewable energy integration and process i…
Zhiying Lin, Qianqian Zhang, Qingtai Cai +5
This study develops a composite of nitrogen-doped bamboo-derived hard carbon and MOF-derived porous carbon as an anode material for sodium-ion batteries. Nitrogen doping enhances electrochemical performance, demonstrating the potential of s…
Chenchen Xu, Wanyue Zhang, Kai Wang +6
This review focuses on green microbial production of fat-soluble vitamins (A, D, E, K), systematically summarizing synthetic biology and metabolic engineering strategies to rewire carbon flux toward FPP/GGPP pathways. It details modular opt…
H. L. Dai, Dahai Xu, Yi Zhang +4
This study develops iron single-atom catalysts supported on carbon aerogels for durable low-temperature zinc-air batteries. Synergistic mesopore-graphitization engineering significantly enhances catalytic activity and durability, offering i…
Yahaya Sani, Ibrahim Danladi Sule
This study evaluates the impact of Nigeria's energy crisis on urban household cooking fuel choices in Katsina. A survey of 384 households and logistic regression reveal a significant shift from LPG to biomass fuels, with LPG use dropping fr…
Raihana Aliyu Mustapha, Aryadevi Remanidevi Devidas
This mixed-method study investigates the lived reality of energy transition in a rural Indian village, revealing gaps between theoretical literature and on-the-ground experiences. It highlights local challenges and policy implications for e…
А.С. Аржевитов
This paper analyzes the current state of the oil and gas industries in Russia and the EU, focusing on the EU's energy dependence on the US and prospects for resuming Russian supplies. It discusses the European energy crisis, potential euroz…
Luccas Assis Attílio
This study simulates a gradual energy transition in Brazil based on ethanol production, using GVAR and SVAR models across 12 South American countries (2002-2023). Results show increased renewable energy but also higher carbon emissions in m…
Patrick Stuhm, Dirk Scheer
This paper proposes the Acceptance Milieu Framework, integrating technology acceptance research with social milieu research. Using survey data on the German energy transition, it empirically demonstrates that shared value orientations are a…
Michelle Muzzio, JiaJia Li, Tom Smak
This paper argues that circularity is a prerequisite for a successful energy transition. It emphasizes the importance of sustainable resource use and waste management for renewable energy technologies, offering implications for policy and i…
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