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 2601–2620 of 4175 papers
Arent D.J.
This paper examines the key challenges and opportunities in decarbonizing the U.S. energy system, focusing on the transition to renewables, policy support, and technological innovation. It offers insights applicable to global energy transit…
Bayou R.
This paper analyzes the transition to green finance in the banking sector through the case of the Net-Zero Banking Alliance (NZBA) programme. It examines NZBA's target setting, progress, and challenges, offering insights for sustainable fin…
Akhai S.
This paper discusses how AI and automation can help factories achieve net-zero emissions and sustainable manufacturing. It highlights the role of AI in improving energy efficiency and reducing emissions in the manufacturing sector.
Lahrsen I.M.
This paper examines the role of hydrogen in achieving net-zero emissions in the plastics industry. Hydrogen can be used as feedstock and heat source, combined with CCUS to achieve deep emission reductions.
Upadhyay A.
This paper examines pathways to net-zero through the integration of CCS and urban-industrial systems, using Switzerland as a case study. It highlights the role of CCS in decarbonization and the importance of cross-sector collaboration.
Gourav Kumar Rath, Jesús David G. Palencia, A. Dalai
This review comprehensively assesses thermochemical biomass valorization pathways, emphasizing hydrothermal liquefaction (HTL) for simultaneous biocrude and hydrochar production. It covers upgrading processes and AI/ML applications (Random …
C. Bhargava, Bhavya Tiwari, P. Bhatnagar +10
This paper develops an XGBoost-based framework to predict CO2 adsorption capacity and classify adsorbent materials using process and material parameters. A comprehensive dataset including activated carbon, zeolites, MOFs, and others was use…
Jifang Wan, Wen Liu, Y Y Shi +2
This editorial reviews underground energy storage technologies (compressed air, hydrogen, CO2 sequestration, thermal) crucial for integrating renewables. It identifies key challenges like multi-physics coupling, caprock integrity, and long-…
Qingyu Hao
This study provides data and code for a firm-level MRIO assessment of carbon footprints of global tourism enterprises, using S&P Capital IQ financial data and the EMERGING MRIO database, with clustering and LMDI decomposition. Processed dat…
Gregory Casey, Kyle C. Meng, Ivan Rudik
This paper analyzes whether carbon tariffs (border carbon adjustments) are an effective climate policy. It provides fully reproducible code and data using Stata and Julia to generate all figures and tables.
Xuecheng He, Jujie Wang
This study analyzes the spatiotemporal dynamic evolution of carbon price formation in Chinese regional carbon markets. It empirically examines the influence of multi-dimensional drivers such as policy, economy, and energy on carbon prices, …
Zhenrong Shi, Xiang Cao, Yu Hu +1
This paper compares onboard and onshore solvent regeneration for maritime carbon capture across 16 routes and four solvents. Under practical load limits (~20%), onshore regeneration generally proves more cost-effective in 2030 and 2050, wit…
Weilun Chen, Xueyuan Zhao, Tian Wang +2
This paper proposes low-carbon development strategies to reduce carbon emissions from urban buildings, focusing on the human settlement environment. It presents a consistent approach from design to operation, contributing to sustainable urb…
Julian M. Allwood, Felix F. Baker, Shichen Han +9
This paper argues that demand-side innovation, not just supply-side, is crucial for decarbonizing materials industries such as steel and cement. It suggests policy and business strategy directions.
Mel George, James Edmonds
This paper uses the GCAM integrated assessment model to evaluate whether Article 6 carbon market transfers reduce between-region income inequality. Under SSP1, SSP2, and net-zero pathways, the Gini coefficient decreases by 0.5–0.9 points by…
Svetlana Kostyunina
This paper analyzes patent activity in low-carbon technologies to examine China's leadership in the global energy transition. It finds that China's rise is driven more by export strategies and demand from the Global North than by climate co…
Francesca Vecchi, Simona Semeraro, Roberto Stasi +1
This study develops an agent-based model to simulate the adoption of Renewable Energy Communities (RECs) in urban districts, using a mixed-use neighborhood in Bari, Italy, over a 20-year horizon. Results show REC membership grows mainly in …
Jan Mutke, Jonas Finke, Katharina Esser +1
Decarbonizing energy systems reduces emissions but increases demand for critical raw materials. This paper reviews 59 European energy system modeling studies and quantitatively assesses material demands for 5 key technologies and 19 materia…
Martino Oliboni, Giampaolo Oliviero, Anna Mazzi
This study systematically reviews ISO standards supporting corporate climate neutrality. Using PRISMA, it analyzes standards from 2015-2025 with keywords on carbon capture, footprint, storage, and greenhouse gases. 43 standards were identif…
Nurcan Kilinc-Ata, Bibin Xavier
Rare earth elements (REEs) are critical for clean energy technologies but face supply concentration risks. This study uses panel data from 24 importing countries to show that renewable energy deployment and economic growth increase REE impo…
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