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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Mohammed R. Abed, A. Wiheeb
This study models and optimizes CO2 adsorption on deep eutectic solvent (DES)-functionalized hydrotalcite using response surface methodology and central composite design. Four process parameters—temperature, inlet CO2 concentration, DES loa…
Jian-Ping Luo
A qualitative comparison of Guangdong's ETS and New South Wales' policy mix shows carbon market mechanisms spur green investment by raising high-emission costs and shifting capital to clean tech, but also create financial risks like carbon …
Xian-Bing Liu
Using daily data (Jul 2021–Dec 2025), this study examines price interactions among China's national carbon market, Shanxi's electricity spot market, and regional fossil-fuel prices. An event study and VECM confirm long-run cointegration bet…
Marcela Pincay-Pilay, Dayana Michelle Castro-Chilán, Marlon Alexander González Regalado +1
The AEC industry emits ~39% of global CO2, making it central to decarbonization. This bibliometric study analyzes 517 Scopus/WoS articles (2017-2026) on AI and net-zero construction, finding 54.45% annual growth with 87.4% published in 2023…
Ruo-Yi Li, Everardus Wilhelmus (Michiel) Stapper, An-Qi Zhu +2
Using a 2016–2021 panel of European firms, this study shows political uncertainty significantly discourages corporate green investment, especially for financially constrained firms. Politically connected firms are more resilient, and EU/UK …
S. Nawazish, Serish Umer, T. Jabeen
This review maps the intersection of AI, fintech, and climate-risk assessment across 2022–2026 literature, regulation, and practice. It builds a taxonomy of AI applications—physical and transition risk modelling, scenario analysis, greenwas…
M. Vokhidova
This study builds a three-layer Integrated ESG Assessment Model (IEAM) merging GRI, SASB and TCFD into one composite index, with weights from AHP expert survey and Shannon entropy. Using a hand-coded 2018–2025 panel of 120 non-financial lis…
Wenting Li, Yu Liu, Yawen Liu +2
This study examines how the EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) affects non-EU firms. It suggests a dual effect: macro-level abatement alongside rising carbon intensity among surviving firms. The findings raise implications for c…
Ziwei Zhang, Yinyin Wu, M. Jalili +2
This paper examines the trade-offs and synergies between green transition and resilience in urban energy systems. It frames pathways toward sustainable urban energy, exploring how decarbonization and resilience can be reconciled. Detailed f…
Wang Gu, Jinze Li, Yue Xu +3
This study uses dynamic material flow analysis to quantify the global metabolism of five PGMs (Pt, Pd, Rh, Ir, Ru) across five regions from 2011 to 2025. Demand centers shifted toward East Asia, North America, and Europe, with Pd and Rh sha…
Hao Xu, Feiyang Li, Xiaoru Chen +4
A structured review of 121 studies on life-cycle carbon emissions of EVs in China, covering manufacturing, use, and end-of-life stages. Manufacturing embodied emissions exceed 30% of the total, while the use stage offers the largest reducti…
Xueyue Hu, Mengyuan Dang, Ayman Elshkaki +2
Using a dynamic stock-driven model of China's lighting transition (2000-2060), this study shows that LED adoption cuts operational electricity but raises material intensity and embodied GHG emissions. Among four decoupling strategies, effic…
Zhongcheng Duan, Pengju Li, Dongdong Zhu
This study optimizes energy use, thermal comfort, and carbon emissions for an underground supermarket in Xuzhou, China. Using 2000 Latin hypercube samples, a Rhino-Grasshopper/Ladybug-Honeybee workflow, BP neural-network surrogates, Morris …
Jiefei Li, Yuxuan Yang, Xiang Zheng +2
A review-style study on perfluorocarbon (PFC) emissions from aluminum electrolysis, covering generation mechanisms, abatement strategies, and carbon-neutrality pathways. Co-authored by Chinese universities, a provincial academy, and an ener…
Ziheng Zhu, Runxin Yu, Da Zhang
This study examines the land–energy nexus for building carbon-neutral power systems in China, analyzing how land-use constraints interact with large-scale renewable deployment. It highlights spatial siting limits and land competition as key…
Nur Tashkira Sahrir, Wiwin Aminah
Using panel data on 71 LQ45 firms (Indonesia, 2020-2024), this study tests how board size, tenure, independent commissioners, and audit committee affect ESG scores. A fixed-effects model shows the four factors are jointly significant, but o…
Aina Syifa, Arin Salsabila, Nuralia Shafira Khoirun Nisa +4
This study examines how corporate governance affects GRI-based sustainability report disclosure in 16 energy and mining firms listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange (48 firm-year observations, 2022-2024). Governance variables jointly show a…
Minna Tolonen
This paper examines how large energy companies disclose climate change mitigation transition plans under the EU's Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD). It analyzes how the CSRD transition-plan requirement shapes corporate cli…
Oman Nurjaman, Apriwandi Apriwandi
A quantitative study of 50 Indonesian-listed mining firms (200 observations, 2021–2024) testing whether green accounting, sustainability reporting, and corporate governance (institutional ownership) affect firm value. Individually, only sus…
Chris Petra Agung, Wahdan Arum Inawati, Probowo Erawan Sastroredjo +2
Using PLS-SEM on Indonesian listed hotel firms (2021–2023), this study examines drivers and value effects of sustainability reporting. Audit committees positively drive disclosure while firm size does not; both disclosure and profitability …
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