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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Joffe D.
This paper examines the treatment of uncertainty in the UK's path to Net Zero. It likely analyzes how uncertainties in policy, technology, and economics affect pathway decisions, and may propose frameworks for robust decision-making. Detail…
Ertelt S.M.
This literature review examines the potential negative consequences of low-carbon innovations for net-zero transitions, identifying unintended effects and trade-offs, and proposes priorities for future research.
Farrukh S.
This paper evaluates multiple decarbonization pathways for Aframax tankers, including alternative fuels (LNG, hydrogen, ammonia), wind-assist, and energy efficiency. It analyzes the trade-offs between cost and emission reductions, offering …
Bistline J.E.T.
Examines the potential role of natural gas in achieving net-zero emissions in the electric sector, discussing its position as a transition fuel, complement to renewables, and synergy with CCUS.
Bailie A.
This study explores pathways for Canada to achieve net-zero through stakeholder-driven modeling. By integrating diverse perspectives into the modeling process, it presents transition scenarios that consider social acceptability and feasibil…
Dioha M.O.
This study uses integrated assessment modeling to explore net-zero emissions pathways for Africa under different timelines. It assesses feasibility, costs, and implications for sustainable development, providing insights for African countri…
Das A.
This paper explores pathways for the Indian power sector to achieve net zero emissions, emphasizing renewable energy expansion and policy measures.
Gunawan J.
This paper presents a case study of decarbonisation efforts in Malaysia. While the abstract is unavailable, it likely examines policy measures and technological pathways for reducing carbon emissions in the Malaysian context.
Al-Shidhani M.A.
This paper presents Oman's roadmap for energy transition to achieve net-zero emissions by 2050. It analyzes strategies for renewable energy deployment and fossil fuel phase-out, offering policy recommendations.
Myint N.N.
This review synthesizes recent advances and knowledge gaps in net-zero carbon buildings, outlining future research directions. It contributes to decarbonization of the built environment.
Hadi I.
This paper proposes a decarbonization strategy for international shipping in the Indonesian Archipelago Sea Lanes, aiming for net zero emissions. It likely covers alternative fuels, efficiency measures, and policy frameworks specific to the…
Riemer M.
This study proposes a novel approach to compare system-wide net-zero scenarios with sector model pathways for the EU, using benchmark indicators and index decomposition analysis to quantify differences. The findings provide evidence for sce…
Hameed G.
This paper analyzes optimal pathways for the Philippine power grid to achieve net-zero emissions, considering renewable energy integration and grid stability trade-offs, proposing cost-effective decarbonization scenarios.
Tomić M.
This paper systematically examines decarbonization pathways for entire energy systems, integrating technological and policy approaches to outline routes for sustainable energy transition.
Dixon J.
This paper conducts a comparative analysis of seven UK 2050 decarbonisation pathways toward net zero. It evaluates differences in technological, economic, and policy assumptions across pathways and identifies the most effective transition s…
Vásquez Stanescu C.L.
This paper analyzes the role of LNG, green hydrogen, and ammonia as energy vectors in the maritime sector's pathway to net zero by 2050. It discusses technical, economic, and regulatory challenges, highlighting the need for global cooperati…
Hannan M.A.
This paper proposes using digital twin technology to integrate net-zero energy buildings with the power grid. It aims to optimize building energy consumption and grid supply-demand balance, promoting decarbonization. Though no case studies …
Zhong S.
This paper discusses the role of cross-border transmission in accelerating ASEAN's power sector energy transition towards net-zero 2050, emphasizing renewable integration and regional cooperation.
Sovacool B.K.
This paper analyzes how climate justice imaginaries diverge among expert visions of low-carbon and net-zero buildings, revealing conflicting notions of justice embedded in building decarbonization pathways and technology choices.
Solomon M.B.
This paper examines bilateral cooperation between Australia and India on decarbonization, analyzing opportunities and challenges for the net zero transformation. It likely discusses energy policies, renewable investments, and collaborative …
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