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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Neven, Elise, Peeters, Marie, Thomé, Olivier +2
This work experimentally investigates start-up dynamics of a fully reversible Heat Pump-ORC system using fixed-speed scroll machines. It examines different grid-connection strategies and analyzes start-up procedures for both HP and ORC mode…
Kalamees, Targo, Hallik, Jaanus, Arumägi, Endrik +1
This study evaluates the feasibility of transforming a high-rise residential neighborhood in Estonia into a positive-energy neighborhood (PEN) through deep renovation and renewable energy integration. Deep renovation reduces building energy…
M. Zerai, Mohammed Qais, Desen Kırlı +3
This paper analyzes the economics of coordinating hybrid heating systems (gas boilers and heat pumps) as a Virtual Heat Plant (VHP) under network-critical winter conditions, using a 100-dwelling case study in Edinburgh, UK. Coordinating 20 …
А. М. Грузін
This paper analyzes the legal framework for renewable energy in Ukraine, emphasizing its strategic importance amid armed conflict and energy infrastructure destruction. It reviews international commitments (Paris Agreement, UN SDGs) and nat…
Florian Kotthoff
This paper proposes a method to express data from the German power plant registry (MaStR) using Common Information Model (CIM) terms, focusing on wind, biomass, and hydro power plants. It maps attributes to CIM and uses open-source Python t…
Euro-Eurasia Environmental Science & Education Foundation (EEESEF)
This white paper argues for environmental governance convergence between Canada and Kazakhstan in carbon accountability, focusing on ESG reporting, industrial ecology, and circular economy. It highlights how both resource-dependent economie…
Ye Lin, Huang Qiang, Gongchang Peng +4
This dataset provides physicochemical and electrochemical data for low-expansion silicon-carbon composites for Li-ion batteries, including particle size, BET, SEM, TEM, Raman, crush strength, gas evolution, resistivity, electrode swelling, …
Claire M. Zimmerman, Jenny Y. Yang
This study investigates the effect of trialkyl borate additives (B(OMe)3, B(OEt)3, B(OiPr)3, B(OBu)3) on the second reduction potential and CO2 binding affinity of three quinones for electrochemical carbon capture. Up to 300 equivalents of …
R. Diby, C. Gasser, I. Diyashev +1
This paper develops a Kaya Identity-based framework for the African Union to assess future energy demand and CO2 emissions under economic growth constraints. Two scenarios (BAU and Paris-aligned) are modeled, showing that carbon intensity r…
Jennifer O'Hare
This article argues that the SEC's upcoming ESG disclosure rules overlook the governance ('G') component. It contends that disclosing environmental and social risks alone is insufficient; shareholders also need governance information to ass…
Bharti Diwakar, Aditi Sharma
This paper reviews the technological potential and economic advantages of perovskite solar cells. It discusses lead-free alternatives for stability and applications, addressing toxicity issues.
Abdulaziz Aldhafeeri
This mini-review surveys hydrogen production (water electrolysis), storage, fuel cells, and transport infrastructure from a mechanical engineering perspective. It identifies technical challenges and future research directions, concluding th…
A. Moran
This chapter uses the Asturias H₂ Valley project in Spain as a case study for applying circular economy principles to renewable hydrogen production. By repurposing coal-fired power plant infrastructure, it achieves environmental benefits (C…
Peter Kayode Oniemola
This chapter analyzes energy transition negotiations within international climate law, reviewing progress from COP26 to COP30. It argues that Middle Eastern and African countries should leverage calls for financing, capacity building, and c…
Peter Kayode Oniemola
This chapter assesses the legal and policy preparedness of Middle Eastern countries (Saudi Arabia, UAE, Iran, Iraq, Kuwait, Qatar) for energy transition. It examines the role of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) and the alignment of nation…
Peter Kayode Oniemola
This book examines the future of petroleum exploration and production in the Middle East and Africa within the global energy transition. It analyzes legal issues and implications of net-zero targets for fossil-fuel-dependent regions and the…
Michael Kalis, Sirja-Leena Penttinen, Kim Talus
This concluding chapter synthesizes insights on the emerging regulatory architecture for hydrogen in Europe. It argues that while hydrogen law is not yet a coherent field, a regulatory ecosystem is emerging from shared objectives across div…
Peter Kayode Oniemola
This chapter analyzes how international climate obligations (UNFCCC, Paris Agreement, SDGs) and climate litigation shape the global energy transition. It discusses petroleum companies diversifying into renewables, and highlights legal impli…
Peter Kayode Oniemola
This chapter analyzes legal and policy approaches to energy transition in selected African countries (Nigeria, Angola, Gabon, Algeria, Morocco, Libya). It examines national frameworks for sustainable energy deployment and compliance with ND…
Paola Jiménez-Casanova
This chapter critically examines the TEN-E regulation's sustainability criterion for hydrogen infrastructure. It assesses whether the PCI selection process and TYNDP ensure both internal market development and environmental protection. Focu…
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