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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Ingrid Sanchez Jimenez, Silke Johanndeiter, L.J. de Vries
This study co-simulates two agent-based models to assess three capacity remuneration mechanisms (strategic reserve, capacity market, capacity subscription) under varying CO2 limits for a Netherlands-based power system in transition. A strat…
Noam Abadi, Rossana Mastrandrea, Franco Ruzzenenti +1
Using network science, this study analyzes how new energy forms alter the variety of pathways within energy systems across 29 European countries from 1992 to 2021. It finds that the renewable transition initially increases pathway variety, …
Kairi Sildoja, Tanel Kuusik, Liisabet Nurmik
This article frames the green industrial transition as structural economic adjustment in export-oriented small economies, where decarbonization reshapes energy, technology, investment, skills, and export competitiveness simultaneously. Usin…
Reda El Makroum, Catherine Banet, Yee Van Fan +11
This paper examines governance challenges in integrating AI infrastructure (e.g., data centers) into decarbonizing electricity grids. A multi-institution European collaboration (TU Wien, Oxford, Imperial, NTNU) addresses the tension between…
Brown, Patrick, Carag, Vincent, Chen, Yunzhi +19
ReEDS is NREL's flagship capacity-planning model for the power sector, simulating the evolution of bulk generation and transmission from today through 2050 and beyond. It supports long-term decarbonization pathway and grid-integration analy…
Lina Leon, Mauricio Sanchez Silva, Edgar Virgüez
Analyzing 12 South American economies across energy, emissions, resource dependence, complexity, and governance, the authors build a typology of transition pathways along extractive dependence and transformation capacity. They identify a 'g…
Lei Zhang, Jingchao Sun, Yuxing Yuan +3
This study proposes an integrated modeling framework that couples power-system decarbonization with process regulation and technology integration for sustainable steel manufacturing. Steel is among the largest industrial emitters, making el…
Li Chin Law, Nikolaos Tsoulakos, Evita Meristoudi +2
Part 2 of a study on data-driven decarbonisation strategies for ships, focused on financial projections. It likely quantifies investment recovery and cost structures for the operational and technical options presented in Part 1. Relevant to…
M. C. López-Escalante, H. Hadiyanto
A systematic review linking biomass feedstocks, conversion technologies, products, process performance, and sustainability. Thermochemical routes offer rapid conversion and product flexibility, while biochemical and hydrothermal routes suit…
Richard Torres, Estefi Batallas, Genaro Portales +4
A decade-long field implementation in a mature Ecuadorian oilfield. Two initiatives—redesigned well-control methodology and replacing freshwater with produced water for tubing integrity testing—were applied across 984+ workover operations (…
Obambi Djoni Saturnin
Mining accounts for 4–7% of global GHG emissions; this chapter examines its decarbonization. It reviews carbon footprint measurement, renewable energy for operations, and fugitive emission reduction, alongside mine rehabilitation, sustainab…
Kunming Wu, Shuo Wang, Huihuang Luo +3
This study evaluated a full-scale coupled wastewater treatment plant (WWTP)–constructed wetland (CW) system using 2021–2022 operational data. Moderately relaxing pollutant removal in the WWTP while maintaining compliant effluent enhanced do…
Hongxi Di, Wenjie Liu, Zehao Zhang +1
This study assesses China's import vulnerability for five critical mineral groups (lithium, cobalt, nickel, graphite, copper) over 2015–2024, building a Structural Vulnerability Index and Supply-Loss Ratio scenarios under 20–50% supplier co…
Yu Zhang, Zifeng Qin, Weigang Liu
Using hourly Spanish power data, an LSTM forecasts regional carbon emission factors as dynamic carbon signals for a simplified load-shifting dispatch simulation. The LSTM beats persistence and seasonal naive baselines but not Ridge regressi…
Yu Fang, Yaxing Duan
Using Chinese A-share listed firms (2011–2023), this study empirically examines how climate risk relates to corporate low-carbon transition. It finds a significant positive association, reflected in declining carbon emission intensity, medi…
Gengrui Chen, Hui Hongxun, GAO Hongjun +2
This review examines how industrial users (steel, electrolytic aluminum, cement) can become flexible resources supporting power-system balancing and decarbonization through process reconfiguration and production rescheduling. It proposes a …
Zichen Wang, Yang Li, Tingting Yao +6
This study analyzes the spatiotemporal evolution and driving mechanisms of carbon emissions from global coal mining, and examines China's decoupling path between economic growth and emissions under carbon neutrality. It contributes by mappi…
XU Haofeng, ZHUANG Minghao, XU Ning +1
This review integrates IPCC AR6 scenarios with Chinese biomass resource studies, showing bioenergy shifts from power generation toward non-electric fuels and carbon removal as decarbonization deepens. China's sustainable potential is only ~…
Shobhit Khanna, Anshul Gangele
This review surveys second-generation biofuel pathways using algae, lignocellulosic biomass, and municipal solid waste. Photobioreactor algal lipids, perennial-grass bioethanol/butanol, and MSW-derived biodiesel/biogas via transesterificati…
Hunter Hughes
This report argues that whether the Global South closes the income gap by 2050 depends less on technology or capital availability than on institutional absorptive capacity (the D-Coefficient) and resilience to climate and financial shocks. …
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