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.
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Vahid nezamivand chegane
This paper proposes the 3-7-12 Environmental Resilience Framework, treating waste, greenhouse-gas emissions, and ecological degradation as a coupled systems problem. Built on three pillars, seven functional stages, and twelve indicators, it…
Andrew G. Ross, Patrizio Lecca, J. Kim Swales
This paper develops a unified wage-setting framework—incorporating nominal/real rigidities, money illusion, inflation expectations, and unemployment responsiveness—into a dynamic CGE model linked to a bottom-up energy system optimization mo…
J. Cavalli de Meira
A qualitative study of 17 traditional communities in Bahia, Brazil, examines how wind and solar projects produce spatial injustice. It identifies five dimensions—territorial wholeness, exclusion, knowledge dismissal, temporal-spatial manipu…
Martin Otundo Richard
This policy brief proposes a strategic blueprint for de-risking clean technology investments in Kenya by integrating industrial CCS in Mombasa and nature-based Blue Carbon sequestration in coastal mangroves. While CCS offers large-volume ab…
Emmanuel Tsara, Dominique E. Uwizeyimana, Hardlife Zvoushe
This study evaluates taxation as a complementary climate financing instrument in Zimbabwe, drawing on documentary review and key-informant interviews. Carbon taxation has been in place but its limited scope and channelling into the consolid…
Seyoum Teffera Mengesha
Using the staggered rollout of the IMF's C-PIMA across 33 Sub-Saharan African countries (2015–2024), this difference-in-differences study finds no statistically significant effect of assessment participation on aggregate infrastructure inve…
Ashika Hussain, Prasanth Pai
This TCCM-based systematic review of 38 studies on solar prosumerism finds the field dominated by techno-economic modelling and European cases, with behavioural theories applied in isolation and mediation/moderation largely unexplored. It m…
Lukas Schuster, Omosalewa Odebiri, David B. Lindenmayer +3
Using 16,773 hourly measurements from 54 farm ponds in southeastern Australia, this study shows that excluding livestock reduced N2O by 44% and CH4 by 52%, cutting total CO2-eq emissions by 44%. Reductions in the two gases were not consiste…
Krista Petersone, Jurģis Šķilters
Comparative analysis of energy-sharing pilots in Estonia, Finland, Latvia, and Sweden under the EU framework. Identifies barriers around DSOs, data platforms, and market integration, and proposes three policy opportunities: rewarding system…
hawamkwela@yahoo.com MKWELA
First bibliometric comparison of grassland vs. forest carbon storage research in Sub-Saharan Africa, analyzing 293 open-access articles (2020–2025). Forest research outnumbers grassland 3.6:1 and dominates citations, even when normalized by…
Haiwei Gu, Michael G.H. Bell, Ze Wang +3
This study applies evolutionary game theory to analyze green corridors as a mechanism for decarbonizing shipping. It models how strategic interactions among ports, shipowners, shippers, and governments shape the adoption of green fuels and …
Surya Prakash Chauhan, Sachin Sharma, Rajesh Maithani
This review examines how concentrating solar power (CSP) technologies—parabolic troughs, Fresnel reflectors, dishes, and central receivers—can drive large-scale decarbonization via high-temperature thermal energy and long-duration storage. …
Olatunji A. Shobande, Lawrence Ogbeifun, Aviral Kumar Tiwari
This paper examines transport decarbonisation as both a driver of the energy transition and a shaper of climate resilience. With UK and Indian institutional involvement, it offers an international perspective spanning EV uptake and transpor…
Jihène Khalifa
Using Tunisian data (1996–2024) and a NARDL model, this study examines how temperature, precipitation, and CO₂ emissions affect crop production. Rising CO₂ emissions significantly reduce crop output in both the short and long run, while fer…
Shaima Chowdhury Sharna, Tek Maraseni, Ando Radanielson +1
Surveying 435 rice farmers in Bangladesh, this study examines behavioral readiness and willingness to pay (WTP) for rice-straw incorporation. Adoption is low (14%) but 31% show interest and 28% would pay an average USD37/ha/season, revealin…
Sheridan Few, Tim Braunholtz‐Speight, Peter Taylor
This paper examines how energy network transformation costs and benefits are distributed, warning that energy-poor households may overpay for upgrades that mainly benefit wealthier users adopting heat pumps and EVs. Drawing on UK workshops …
J.H. Fernandes, Rita Pestana, Chiara Lazzari
The Plan4COLD methodology supports South European municipalities in preparing Sustainable Local Heating and Cooling Plans (SLHCPs) under Article 25 of the EU Energy Efficiency Directive. Structured in five phases—preparation, baseline asses…
María Cecilia Ruiz Cardona, Carlos Humberto González Escobar
This paper examines an implementation architecture for just energy transitions in extractive-dependent developing economies, using Colombia as a case. It focuses on how governance conditions translate into practice, linking transition polic…
Charles Adesola Ajagbe, Gbenga Edward Oladokun, JUBRIL BABATUNDE JIMOH
This study examines how governments allocate policy attention between climate adaptation and mitigation, using a survey of 200 public-institution and policy stakeholders analyzed via multiple regression. Adaptation and mitigation attention …
Megan J. Cole, Tracy Ledger
This work examines reallocating water currently consumed by coal-fired power plants and coal mining to support a just energy transition. As coal assets retire, freed water could be redirected to other uses, easing community impacts and impr…
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