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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Man Qiu, Wisal Ahmed, Guoyang Lu +3
This paper proposes a multicriteria optimization framework for low-carbon concrete mix design, balancing mechanical performance, environmental impact (CO2 emissions), and cost. It offers practical insights for decarbonizing the construction…
Jiahui Li, Jiayu Ru
This paper examines how digital-intelligent integration (coupling coordination between digitalization and intelligentization) affects construction-land carbon emission intensity in urban agglomerations. Using panel data for 39 cities in the…
Stephen Agyeman, Hui Yan, Jacek Pawlak +9
Heating buildings accounts for ~20% of UK GHG emissions, so decarbonizing heat is crucial. This research explores how heat pump flexibility can support the electricity grid while providing low-carbon heating. It analyzes tariffs, controls, …
Lihui Gao, Yan Zhang, Xiupeng Jia
This study proposes a novel method to quantitatively characterize the gel phase in low-carbon geopolymers using a thermodynamic model. It enhances understanding of the material's microstructure and performance, potentially contributing to t…
DeXin Lin
This paper examines low-carbon economic dispatch of coal-fired steam turbine units under China's dual carbon goals. It proposes an operational optimization approach balancing emission reduction and economic efficiency, highlighting the role…
Aykut Mert Yakut, Samuel McArdle, Kelly de Bruin
This paper analyzes the economic costs of structural inaction towards a low-carbon economy under high energy and carbon prices. It quantifies the long-term burden of policy inaction and highlights the importance of early action.
Kunakorn Wiwattanakornwong, Monthian Eamphoo, Kanticha Saetang +2
This study analyzes Thailand's low-carbon agricultural logistics, highlighting structural challenges such as road freight dependence (80.75%) and diesel vehicle reliance (over 77%). It proposes a five-pillar strategic framework including ro…
Saeed Ahmadi Kaliji, Bahareh Heidary
This study models Iran's distributed heating and cooling sector using EnergyPLAN, simulating four scenarios over 20 years. The combined approach proves most effective, cutting CO2 emissions by 70% and primary energy consumption by 79%. It d…
Wentao Huang, Yuhong Wang, Youyang Ren
This paper empirically examines the impact of digital technology innovation on carbon productivity using provincial panel data from China, providing policy implications for the low-carbon transition.
Jui-Sheng Chou, David John, Mohsen Abdi +1
This study proposes an integrated decision-support framework for campus microgrid planning that balances economic, reliability, and environmental objectives. Using 8,760-hour chronological simulation and multi-objective optimization (MOED, …
Tim Braunholtz‐Speight, Maria; id_orcid 0000-0002-5521-700X Sharmina, Dimitrios Pappas +1
The UK energy transition requires billions in investment; citizen finance and smart local energy systems (SLES) are proposed as alternatives to enhance energy justice. A mixed-methods case study finds citizen finance widens participation an…
Sayyidah Ilman Nisa
The global shift to EVs has driven a surge in nickel demand, leading to extensive mining in eastern Indonesia with severe ecological degradation and environmental insecurity. This study integrates ecological imperialism, environmental secur…
Marina Marinelli, Zisimos Karagiannis, Athanasios Nasis +1
This study analyzes adoption determinants and challenges of sustainability certifications (LEED, BREEAM) in the Greek construction sector using quantitative data and interviews. LEED dominates, demand is limited to offices/commercial, and b…
Maribel González-Torres, Luis Pérez‐Lombard, C. Maduta
This study assesses the EU's progress towards a decarbonised building stock, revealing significant gaps in energy performance and renewable integration. Residential buildings need a 3% annual improvement, while non-residential must maintain…
Gwenael Velge
This appendix provides authentic source statements from which ideal-typical scenarios in Australia's energy transition were synthesized. Statements were selected for clarity in concentrating each scenario's internal logic, from four actor c…
Ahmad Al-Harbi
This paper analyzes how governance quality affects renewable electricity transition using panel data from 6 GCC and 5 ASEAN countries (2004-2024). It finds that improvements in corruption control and regulatory quality significantly increas…
Laura Déniz-Díaz, Edward A. Awafo, José A. Carta +1
This study develops an integrated planning framework based on the Smart Energy Systems concept to address high-renewable transitions in emerging energy systems, using Ghana as a case study. Through cost minimization with epsilon-constraints…
S.K. Sarkar, C. VENKATESH
This study analyzes India's renewable energy generation growth from 1991 to 2025 using a kinked exponential growth model. It finds that the annual growth rate accelerated from 7.47% before the 2010 policy breakpoint (JNNSM launch) to 13.62%…
Emmanuel Itodo Daniel, Augustine Makokha, Ren Xin +2
This report analyzes risks associated with the digital transition of critical energy infrastructure in maritime ports. It assesses risks such as cybersecurity and system failures that affect energy supply stability, offering insights for en…
Emmanuel Itodo Daniel, Augustine Makokha, Ren Xin +2
This report proposes a risk management framework for digital transition in critical energy infrastructure at ports. It addresses challenges such as cybersecurity and operational continuity during the energy transition.
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