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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Ming Chen
Using a 2005-2023 global panel and capacity-weighted exposure from 7,156 hydropower plants, the study finds that drought stress interacting with hydropower dependence is positively associated with electricity-system adjustment burden, net i…
Yipeng Feng, Guiying Xu, Mohammed A. Alghassab +7
Proposes an ML-based optimization of municipal solid waste valorization to match dynamic hospital energy demand. Aims to combine healthcare decarbonization with circular resource recovery. Novel in linking waste-to-resource conversion with …
Shindo K.
A whole-life carbon (WLC) analysis of a 2050 net-zero scenario applied to an existing urban district. It quantifies lifecycle emissions across construction, operation, and end-of-life to assess district-scale decarbonization pathways, highl…
Yuxuan Wu, Qihan Zhang, Shen Zhao +3
A material-flow analysis of China's terbium (heavy rare earth) cycle. It finds a persistent supply-demand imbalance as energy-transition demand grows faster than supply, highlighting procurement risk for clean technologies such as EVs and w…
Andrei Răzvan TUDOR, Bogdan Mihai VÂRLAN, C Faităr
Maritime transport carries ~80% of global trade but is a major CO2 emitter. This qualitative review examines alternative fuels (LNG, methanol, ammonia, hydrogen), efficiency measures, and international regulation, concluding no single solut…
Lynn Wagner, Melanie Speck
This paper explores serious games as a tool to reduce household carbon footprints. It examines how gamification can drive consumer behavior change toward lower-carbon lifestyles. Without an abstract, methods and results remain unclear, but …
Sunday Uzochukwu John, Philomena K. Igbokwe, Joseph Tagbo Nwabanne +4
This study develops a low-cost NiMo oxalate activated carbon catalyst to simultaneously convert and recover bio aviation fuel from Jatropha oil. Nonlinear kinetics and thermodynamics modeling characterize the reaction. It offers a catalyst …
Sooraj Saleem, Navneet Singh Randhawa, Siddhartha Misra +1
Proposes a cleaner silicothermic route to produce medium carbon ferromanganese from low-grade feedstocks. Offers a lower-emission alternative to conventional high-carbon, energy-intensive alloy production, relevant to steel supply-chain dec…
Yue Pei, Jing Zhang, Yu Bing Liu +1
This paper proposes an optimal dispatch model for a biomass anaerobic fermentation-coupled rural integrated energy system, incorporating integrated demand response and a ladder-type carbon trading mechanism. Using operational data from an a…
Xiaoyang Liu, Chuanxu Wang, Mingwei Yin +2
A bibliometric review of 479 papers (2016–2026) on AI-enabled shipping decarbonization. Output surged after 2022, with machine learning, deep learning, ship energy efficiency, and port operations dominating. The authors propose an interpret…
Abdullah Al Ragib, Mehedi Hasan, Ronak Shahbandinejad +3
A book chapter assessing agricultural waste—crop residues, processing by-products, livestock biomass, food waste—as bioenergy feedstock. It reviews availability, physicochemical traits, and energy potential, covering biogas, solid biofuels,…
Jannis Beutel, Arianna Avallone, Elizabeth Gallego Herrera +7
This report synthesizes current knowledge on Indonesia's coal industry amid a foreseeable phase-out, identifying data gaps to inform research on sustainable transition in coal regions. It analyzes East Kalimantan and South Sumatra in depth …
Scott McKnight
This book examines how China, through government and market measures since the early 2000s, transformed its energy system and industrial base, capturing major shares of fast-growing global supply chains in EVs, batteries, minerals, solar, w…
Jonas Ayaribilla Akudugu, Michael Addaney, Lewis Ofori Amankona +2
A qualitative study of just energy transition in Ghana's Ellembelle fossil-fuel hub, applying an energy justice framework. Findings from 127 participants reveal exclusion from skilled jobs, centralized recruitment barriers, weak local-conte…
Müjdat Öztürk, Arman Ameen
First cumulative exergy-based assessment of sweet sorghum production, covering energy, exergy and CO2 indicators per ton. Electricity dominated both energy and exergy inputs, while irrigation water drove emissions. Integrating renewable ele…
Mudasir Hussain, Vijay Rayamajhi, Aneela Shabbir +5
This appears to be a review/strategy paper on algal biomass utilisation spanning biofuel production to environmental sustainability. It sits in the decarbonisation context of third-generation biofuels and carbon fixation. No abstract is ava…
Ayobami Solomon Oyewo, Ilerioluwaleyi G. Binuyo, Thomas Kivevele +2
A techno-economic Power-to-X analysis of East Africa's energy-industry system under three carbon-pricing scenarios. Low-cost renewables (13-17 €/MWh by 2050) enable cost-effective electrification and defossilisation, with e-fuels and e-chem…
Agnieszka Woźniak, Marek Szajt, Grigorios L. Kyriakopoulos
A dynamic panel study of 26 European countries (2005–2022) links energy and environment SDG indicators to employment-rate dynamics. Import dependency shows a negative long-run association, while final energy consumption is positive. Labour-…
Martin Ortega, Luis I. Minchala, Paúl Arévalo
A diagnostic study of Ecuador's electricity generation (2003–2024) examining structural vulnerabilities, fuel dependence, and GHG emissions. Using IPCC 2006 Guidelines and AR5/AR6 GWP factors, it estimates annual CO2, CH4, and N2O series. N…
Eric S. Godoy
This paper examines 'energy democracy' as a framework for guiding a just renewable energy transition, noting that competing models of democracy (liberal, ecological, green republican, socialist) create ambiguity in the concept. Drawing on p…
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