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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Lea Fobbe, Robin von Haartman, Per Hilletofth +2
This paper examines drivers, barriers, and supplier-selection criteria for extending energy management (EnM) to suppliers and integrating it into supply chain management, based on a nationwide survey of Swedish manufacturers. Organizational…
Rongrong Li, Yuanfan Li, Qiang Wang
Using balanced panel data for 60 countries (2010–2022), this study examines how AI development relates to renewable energy consumption via fixed-effects, dynamic threshold, and scenario models. AI shows a positive association with renewable…
Di Wang, Youwei Zhao
This paper examines how multilateral energy reforms in developing and transition economies generate implicit carbon-price-equivalent signals. It looks beyond explicit carbon taxes and ETS to indirect price signals created by fuel subsidy re…
Ruixin Wang, Yanqing Wang, Ming Cao +1
Using LDA on 163 Chinese coal mine methane (CMM) policy texts (1988-2025), four themes emerged: extraction/utilization, CBM planning, methane utilization/low-carbon transition, and gas safety. PMC assessment of 12 policies showed acceptable…
Frank Agyemang Karikari
Using a spatial Durbin model across 43 African nations (2000–2022), this paper shows climate vulnerability depresses sustainable development directly (−0.352) and, more strongly, through spillovers from neighboring countries (indirect −1.24…
Asad Ullah, Junfeng Jiang, Mashael Bakhit +2
Using cross-sectionally augmented panel quantile regression (CS-APQR) on OECD data (2000-2023), this study examines how municipal waste management and clean energy transition affect environmental performance, moderated by green governance q…
Tao Sheng, Yu Changxing, Jiaxing Meng +4
This review synthesizes microbially enhanced coalbed methane (MECBM) technology, examining coal matrix properties and microbial parameters that govern methane yields. It categorizes pretreatment, nutrient stimulation, and microbial enhancem…
Fakhrullah Fakhrullah, Mingxing Li, Sher Khan +1
This paper re-examines drivers of consumption-based CO2 emissions across the E7 emerging economies (2000–2021) using MMQR, wavelet quantile correlation, and cross-quantilogram methods. Income elasticity declines across the emission distribu…
Chien‐Chiang Lee, Zihao Yuan
This transnational study examines how climate risks (CR) directly affect the renewable energy transition (RET). CR significantly hinders RET through two channels: suppressing renewable technology innovation and reinforcing reliance on non-r…
Xuanye Cai, Peng Liu
This study empirically examines how climate policies in customer countries affect the carbon emission intensity of upstream suppliers in global supply chains. It suggests policy signals spill across borders to drive supplier decarbonization…
Stefanus Dimas R. Saputro, Enrique Griffin Imanuel Marbun, Elfriana Nely Royana Situmorang
Using 1,168 firm-year observations from 146 non-financial firms in Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Thailand, and India (2017–2024), this study tests whether ESG scores affect ROE and Altman Z″-Score, with ESG controversies as a modera…
Najwa Arofatullabibah, Siti Nur’aidawati
Using panel data from five Indonesian multifinance firms (2016–2025, 50 observations) and a fixed-effects model, this study tests how sustainability reporting, non-performing financing (NPF), and capital structure affect firm value. Sustain…
ADEGOKE Bolaji Paul, Oluwaseyi Ayodele ADEDIPE
Surveying 213 employees across 20 consumer-goods manufacturers in Lagos, Nigeria, this study examines how sustainability reporting practices affect product pricing. Reporting practices showed a moderate, significant positive relationship wi…
Marco Avenia, Simone Terzani, Paola Musile Tanzi
A bibliometric and science-mapping review of 121 articles (2015–2024) on corporate SDG reporting, overlaying bibliographic coupling with co-citation and co-word analysis. Using legitimacy, institutional and governance lenses, it finds insti…
Dauda. Madaki
Using panel data from five Nigerian listed industrial firms (2019–2023), this study examines how audit committee independence and meeting frequency affect ESG/sustainability reporting. Independence significantly improves sustainability disc…
Magdalene Williams, Ngbomowa Moses (Ph.D.) Jonah
This study examines how environmental disclosure (EDI) and social sustainability reporting (SSR) affect ROA and ROE among listed Nigerian firms. Using ex-post facto design and multiple regression, EDI and SSR jointly show significant positi…
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This is a peer review report on a study examining the link between sustainability disclosure, governance, and corporate performance using both accounting- and market-based measures. It received 'approved with reservations' status. No abstra…
Muhammad Arfan, Muhammad Putra Aprullah, Yossi Diantimala +1
Using 717 firm-year observations of non-financial firms on Indonesia's Sharia Stock Index (2018–2023), this study tests whether the ESG disclosure–cost of debt link varies by institutional ownership origin. Higher ESG disclosure is associat…
Xiutian Shi, Yanan Chen, Shuai Liu
This paper uses a game-theoretic model to examine how AI-enabled ESG management reshapes operational decisions in a supplier-retailer supply chain with responsibility investment, information distortion, and consumer privacy concerns. The su…
Jian Zhou, Qing Li
Analyzing ESG reports from 15 listed Chinese baijiu firms, this paper documents an "assurance gap": only ~33.3% obtained third-party assurance, mostly limited-scope moderate/reasonable assurance by international TIC firms, with no accountin…
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