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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This paper analyzes upstream costs in lithium development systems, focusing on differentiated mechanisms of economic-environmental synergy. It provides insights for sustainable resource development in the energy transition.
Maanasa Bhat, Emily Lin, Gasim Ibrahim +6
This paper assesses the techno-economic and GHG emissions performance of synthetic LNG production via a low-carbon power-to-gas (PtoG) pathway, quantifying costs and emission reduction potential. It evaluates feasibility as a decarbonized f…
Carlos R. Poémape, Manuel A. Morante, Jose F. Barboza +2
This paper analyzes a subnational mitigation portfolio in a rural Andean province in Peru, examining the challenges and opportunities of decarbonization in dualistic economies where traditional and modern sectors coexist. It offers insights…
Alcides Feitosa Neto, Ana Karen Silveira Pereira Caracas, Emanuel Lopes Frate +9
This qualitative study examines how powershoring—relocating industry to renewable-rich regions—combined with innovation and decarbonization can foster green industrial chains in Brazil. Based on literature and document review, it argues tha…
Hou R.
This paper proposes a capacity sizing method for battery energy storage systems co-located with renewable power plants. It optimizes the balance between economics and reliability by satisfying grid reserve deliverability requirements while …
Goga T.
This paper evaluates greenhouse gas emissions from South Africa's plastics industry using a lifecycle approach, identifying emission hotspots and providing insights for policy and industrial decarbonization strategies.
Shi Y.
This paper addresses a vehicle routing problem with time windows and synchronized visits, incorporating greenhouse gas emissions. It proposes a relative robust optimization approach to balance emission reduction and cost efficiency under un…
McClean A.
This paper examines the potential of geothermal heat to contribute to net-zero targets. It highlights geothermal as a promising renewable source but notes ownership and institutional challenges may hinder deployment.
Marques C.
This paper presents a case study on achieving net-zero carbon emission targets tailored to local industry. It explores practical pathways for regional decarbonization through specific measures and policy recommendations.
Muhammad Rizan Adam, Muhammad Chairi Munanjar, Intan Safitri +1
Cement production accounts for ~8% of global CO2 emissions, with road construction a major consumer. This systematic review of 62 papers (2014-2024) finds optimal SCM substitution ratios (fly ash 20-40%, GGBS 30-50%, RHA 10-15%) maintain or…
Leonard Terver Thomas
This study analyzes the impact of the Strait of Hormuz crisis on global trade, focusing on route diversion and economic consequences. It finds a loss of over 250 million barrels of oil supply, a surge in crude oil prices exceeding 60%, and …
Dorsa Razeghi-Jahromi, Goran Strbac, H. Ameli
This study develops a scenario-based ML framework to project UK electricity and gas demand to 2050 under climate forcing pathways (RCP2.6, 4.5, 8.5) and net-zero assumptions. By 2050, electricity demand under RCP8.5 is 4.1% higher than RCP2…
Wen Yi, Nikita Strelkovskii, Tingkun He +8
This paper projects black carbon emissions and climate impacts from expanded Arctic transit shipping through 2050. It quantifies how cost-driven shipping shifts could increase short-term climate forcing, highlighting the need for policy int…
Randy Ramadhar Singh
This review analyzes Trinidad and Tobago's hydrocarbon history through energy justice, examining four events using distributional, procedural, and recognition justice. It finds a degraded extractive social contract and proposes participator…
Yisong Zhu, Wencheng Ma, Yu Ouyang +4
This paper examines the management and reshaping of urban water supply systems from the perspective of carbon emission reduction. While specific methods and results are unavailable, it focuses on the potential for reducing energy consumptio…
Meiling Zhao, Paul Upham
This study compares national sociotechnical imaginaries underlying solar PV policies in China, Germany, the Netherlands, and Spain using social representations theory. It finds common themes like energy security and decarbonization, but dif…
Zhangsen Dong, Xiao Li, Ruixin Xu +2
This study develops an integrated framework combining emission inventories, LEAP scenario modeling, and charging demand estimation for Zhengzhou's road transport. Under the dual carbon scenario, CO2 peaks in 2030 at 36 Mt, 20% below the exi…
Jingcheng Li, Tianyang Wang, Menggang Li +1
This study analyzes the effect of green finance on China's electricity sector, finding that while it curbs direct carbon emissions, it may exacerbate lifecycle emissions. It highlights the importance of comprehensive emission assessment in …
Mbugua James Kamau, Waswa Gabriel Andati
This systematic review (78 articles, 2019-2026) evaluates biochar as an enhancement for urban Nature-Based Solutions (NbS) in African cities. Biochar improves soil infiltration by 40-60%, pollutant removal up to 80%, and sequesters 2.5-3 to…
Chih-Chun Kung, Clovis Awah, Philippe M. Heynderickx
This paper explores the potential of hydrothermal technologies for waste-to-energy, evaluating bioenergy production, economic viability, and carbon offset benefits. It examines the integration of waste treatment and energy recovery for deca…
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