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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Zhen Zhao, Renjin Sun, Zihao Yu
This review examines China's pilot Energy-Use Rights Trading (EURT) and its role in reducing industrial carbon emissions and improving efficiency. It compares EURT with carbon emissions trading, white certificates, and other schemes, highli…
Yongjin Shang, Shixian Ling
This study treats China's carbon emissions trading pilot (CETP) as a quasi-natural experiment and uses panel data of Chinese A-share listed firms from 2006 to 2024 to examine whether carbon trading reduces corporate low-carbon transition ri…
Amanda-Leigh O'Connell
This paper examines the financing of green hydrogen projects in South Africa and their implications for a just transition. It explores funding mechanisms and social equity, highlighting challenges and opportunities for green hydrogen deploy…
Mihaela Zlateska, Ana M. Lazarevska, Марјан Николовски +1
This paper examines IoT-enabled ESG environmental reporting under CSRD, aligning with ESRS environmental indicators and analyzing cost implications. It discusses the efficiency gains from IoT data collection versus implementation costs.
A. S. Edet, Etta Agbor
This paper analyzes barriers to renewable energy deployment in Africa, highlighting the synergistic effect of blended finance and digital technologies (pay-as-you-go, blockchain, data-driven monitoring) on project financial performance and …
Mohamed Dardir, Jeffrey Wilson, Umberto Berardi
This paper introduces a data-driven decision framework to demonstrate how natural infrastructure (greenery, cool surfaces) mitigates climate risks like heatwaves and flooding while promoting public health and economic co-benefits. Using sta…
Aniefon Essien, Eghosa Ekhaese, Daniel Babalola
This study examines factors influencing sustainable energy management (SEM) in six public universities in Nigeria's Niger Delta region. Findings show that policy framework and institutional planning are the strongest predictors (R²=0.718), …
Elena Ciccozzi, Paúl Cisneros
This paper explores the link between energy security and ecological transition in two Latin American countries rich in critical minerals, focusing on sustainable development and geopolitical implications for the global energy transition.
Nataliia Ivanenko
This paper proposes the concept of energy system evolution as a framework for understanding transformational changes under radical disruption. Using the Ukrainian energy sector as an example, it critiques extrapolation-based forecasting and…
Jacopo Ghirri, Mássimo Marinacci, Loïc Berger +1
This paper applies recent decision theory to address model misspecification in climate policy. Using emulators of IPCC scenarios, it shows that accounting for model misspecification leads to more ambitious climate goals, including stricter …
U. Srividya, U. M. Gopal Krishna
This study examines job polarization in the solar power industry in Karnataka, India, using Spearman's rho correlation and descriptive statistics on 397 managers and employees. Findings show a sharp decline in middle-skilled routine jobs an…
M. Issah, Р Оппонг, D. K. Avudzivi +2
This paper analyzes Africa's pursuit of energy sovereignty in the global energy transition. It examines renewable energy (solar, wind, geothermal, hydrogen), natural gas utilization, and policy frameworks such as Ghana's Electric Mobility P…
A. M. Hruzin
This article examines the legal framework for renewable energy development in Ukraine as a critical element of energy and environmental security amid armed conflict. It analyzes international agreements (Paris Agreement, UN 2030 Agenda) and…
А Л Гусев, Robert Zakharyan
This paper analyzes the economics of hydrogen energy in the green transition, focusing on the world and Russia. Part III reviews progress in nuclear-hydrogen programs in leading countries, providing techno-economic assessments.
James Tonny Manalal, Michael Tan, Mar Pérez–Fortes +1
This paper evaluates the impact of feedstock availability on defossilizing chemical building blocks using alternative carbon sources (ACS). A multi-objective optimization model of the Port of Rotterdam petrochemical cluster compares unlimit…
Sara; id_orcid 0000-0003-1053-1641 Tavakoli, Pedro Sampaio, Ali Hassanzadeh
This study develops a three-level modeling framework operationalizing intersectionality to capture how combinations of socio-economic characteristics interact to produce regional energy poverty. Using statistical and machine learning method…
L. Minh Dang, Sufyan Danish, Muhammad Fayaz +4
This paper provides a domain-structured review of AI applications for climate change mitigation and adaptation across seven high-impact domains. It systematically organizes methods, applications, and research gaps, offering a comprehensive …
Jules Ngango, Hubert Hirwa
Using nationally representative Rwanda survey data, this study finds that education, income, and urban residence significantly increase clean fuel adoption, but female-headed households are 14.4 percentage points less likely to adopt than m…
Adrian Nugraha, Joni Emirzon, Muhammad Azil Maskur +1
This paper examines legal challenges and indigenous peoples' rights in REDD+ application across Southeast Asia. It finds disparities in legal recognition and FPIC enforcement, and recommends rights-based approaches integrating indigenous wo…
P. Kannan, Mohamed Roshan Abu Firnass Mustaffa, Vijayakumar Shanmugam +2
This review synthesizes 120 empirical studies on eight regenerative agriculture practices. Biochar and organic amendments increased soil organic carbon by 10-15% in tropical systems, while no-tillage and crop rotations improved carbon stabi…
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