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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Dong Shupei, Mingrui Du, Yuan Gao +1
This review systematically summarizes graphene-based coating strategies (physical adsorption, chemical assembly, electrophoretic deposition, in situ growth) for cementitious composites. Targeted localization at ITZs enhances mechanical prop…
Chaoran Li
This paper proposes an IoT-based framework for monitoring carbon emission behavior in tea gardens. It collects environmental data (soil carbon, temperature, humidity) and uses fuzzy logic classification to categorize emission rates. Experim…
Ling Miao, Hao Liu, Peilin Li +1
This paper addresses the lack of standards in Power Distribution IoT (PD-IoT) related to carbon neutrality goals, such as carbon emission management and new energy integration. It constructs a comprehensive economic evaluation index system …
T A Binoy
This study examines how four eco-certification models (LEED, Green Globe, EarthCheck, Green Key) shape carbon neutrality strategies in luxury hotels across emerging economies in Southeast Asia, Latin America, and Sub-Saharan Africa. LEED an…
Giulia Taromboli, Diego Andreotti, Filippo Bovera
This paper compares battery storage and tolling agreements for risk-aware PPA portfolios in renewable energy communities, quantifying trade-offs between profitability and risk to identify optimal storage strategies.
Thomas Swarts, Abdul Wahab Siyal, P. Winnie Gerbens-Leenes
This study analyzes the water-energy-food nexus in Pakistan, exploring crop redistribution to minimize agricultural blue water consumption, energy use, and carbon footprints under average and extreme weather scenarios. It identifies trade-o…
Kun Xiao, Junqing Peng, Xinyi Su +2
This study uses a three-party evolutionary game model to analyze why cross-provincial green electricity trading fails to reduce carbon emissions effectively. It identifies conflict of interest among local governments, grids, and renewable p…
Shuhui Liu, Wenchang Ma, Le Chen +8
This study examines trade-offs between microbial carbon use efficiency and nutrient use efficiency along an elevational gradient in an arid mountain ecosystem. Results indicate negative correlations, with implications for soil carbon storag…
Ziren Wang, Chaojie Yang, Jian Hu +3
This paper proposes an optimal scheduling model for integrated energy systems with waste incineration power plants, incorporating green certificates and tiered carbon trading. The model aims to balance economic and environmental performance…
Dimas Danar Dewa, Ugay Sugarmansyah, Heri Apriyanto +6
This paper geovisualizes carbon-ecology trade-offs in tropical coastal Java, Indonesia to inform adaptive decarbonization policy.
Minmin Liu, C Y Wang, Fengteng Zhang +3
This paper analyzes methodological challenges and environmental trade-offs in carbon footprint accounting for green leather processing. It also explores circular pathways, contributing to practical improvements in carbon accounting in the l…
Kwaku Asuako Tabiri
This study quantifies productivity-carbon trade-offs in Ghanaian agriculture, analyzing the roles of irrigation and organic farming in land-use optimization. Findings offer insights for balancing agricultural decarbonization and food securi…
Jinghao Kang, Sicheng Li, Jun Wang +1
This paper analyzes the dynamic and synergic effects of energy transition and carbon policy under trade conflicts using a mixed-frequency approach. Empirical findings highlight the importance of policy timing and international interactions.
Jiahao Zeng, Wurong Li
Using a panel of 278 Chinese cities (2011-2022), this study evaluates the Service Trade Innovative Development Pilot Policy (STIDPP) on pollution and carbon reduction via Staggered DID and Spatial DID models. Results show STIDPP significant…
Y Y Li, Yu Zhang, Xuanang Gui +3
This paper proposes a risk-aware coupled electricity-carbon market trading framework combining safe deep reinforcement learning, knowledge assistance, and Conditional GAN. Domain knowledge from physical market models and rule-based protecti…
Diyi Liu, Junteng Liu, Tong Feng
This study quantifies the dual benefits of China's first voluntary personal carbon trading program, analyzing emission reductions, air quality improvements, and health benefits. It evaluates the positive impacts of personal-level carbon tra…
Chen Zhao, Xiaojie Chen, Furui Li +2
This paper proposes a coupled electricity-carbon-green certificate market equilibrium model incorporating large consumers' bidding behavior. Simulations show that the coupled market outperforms separate carbon or green certificate markets i…
Ling Tang, Yan Huang, Hui Yu +3
This study examines the joint effect of China's Emission Trading Scheme (ETS) and Energy Consumption Permit Trading Scheme (ECPTS) on emission reduction using city-level data from 2008-2020. Employing a difference-in-difference approach wit…
Shiqun Ma, Chao Feng, Haiying Liu
This paper empirically analyzes the impact of China's carbon emissions trading scheme (ETS) on biodiversity, evaluating policy spillover effects and suggesting synergies between climate action and ecosystem conservation.
Barbara Breitschopf
This paper analyzes non-monetary barriers (regulatory, skills, information asymmetry) and opportunities for energy transition investments in Germany, offering insights for investors and policymakers.
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