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.
Showing 3041–3060 of 4262 papers
Daniel Rosehill, Gemini 3.1 (Flash), Chatterbox TTS
This episode explains how organizations actually measure Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions, from direct monitoring sensors to spreadsheets full of PDF invoices. It explores the RECs loophole that can cause two identical buildings to report emissi…
Andreas Balthasar, Hänggli Aline, Amadea Tschannen +1
This paper analyzes public attitudes towards carbon taxation from the perspective of inequality aversion. It examines how perceptions of fairness affect policy acceptability, providing insights for policy design.
Julius Vira, Henriikka Vekuri, Olli Nevalainen +9
This study proposes a method to fuse satellite-derived crop productivity, in-situ soil organic carbon measurements, and a soil carbon model (YASSO15) to estimate annual carbon exchange at parcel scale. The GPP model uses Sentinel-2 red edge…
R Wang
This paper reviews theoretical and empirical arguments on whether institutional investors reduce corporate carbon emissions. It finds that the impact is conditional on ownership levels, investment horizon, governance expertise, and regulato…
Tao Zhou, Zemin Zhang, Kai Li +1
This paper examines how uncertainty in carbon prices affects operational decisions of multinational corporations under the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM). It likely models the impact of price volatility on production location, su…
Shaozhou Qi, Wenna Zhang, Chaobo Zhou
This paper uses a country-industry-year panel of 25 EU member states and 39 industries from 2003-2020 to examine the effect of energy market integration (EMI) on low-carbon technology innovation (LCTI) quantity and quality. An EMI index is …
Július Šimčák, Vladimír Szomosi, Ardian Hyseni +3
This paper analyzes the synergy between next-gen renewables, battery energy storage systems (BESS), and smart grids. It shows that distributed and centralized BESS stabilize fluctuations and provide network services like frequency regulatio…
Sen Zheng, Yuanxun Zheng, Feng Long +2
This paper provides a comprehensive review of carbon-sequestering engineered cementitious composites (ECC) for low-carbon construction, covering mechanisms, performance, and sustainability implications, highlighting their potential as a CCU…
Ruoya Zhao, Shi Yin
Using provincial panel data from 31 Chinese provinces (2015-2024), this paper empirically identifies the causal impact of digital technology adoption on low-carbon economic transition via two-way fixed effects, IV, and bootstrap mediation t…
Donato Morea, Gabriele Piga
This paper presents a framework for sustainable industrial investment in the energy sector, examining how capital allocation and risk management can be aligned with low-carbon transition goals. It analyzes challenges and opportunities for i…
Md Mashiur Rahman, Daniel Ciolkosz
Biomass pelleting converts residues and biochar into standardized fuels, supporting industrial decarbonization and rural clean energy. This review examines technical performance, supply-chain constraints, and policy integration, finding tha…
Florian Pothin
This paper provides code and derived results for a product-level Trade-LCA framework for embodied carbon accounting in global trade. No datasets are bundled; users must obtain inputs from their respective providers. The framework enables pr…
Wenya Zhang
This paper empirically examines the heterogeneous effects of carbon emissions trading on environmental-economic performance among high-carbon listed firms in China. It provides synthetic data and replication code, documenting data construct…
Balázs Markó
This paper shows that military spending increases emissions and hinders the green transition. Using local projections and a dynamic production network model for the US, it finds that military spending shocks raise total emissions by 0.9–2% …
Alanoud Al-Maadid, Mohamed Sami Ben Ali, Brahim Bergougui
This study investigates the impact of industrial robot adoption on energy vulnerability using panel data from 52 countries (2000-2019). Results show that robot adoption significantly reduces energy vulnerability, with institutional flexibil…
1 CUBE
This paper argues that the IMO Net-Zero Framework's pricing and fuel standards must incorporate a life cycle perspective to avoid shifting environmental impacts to the fuel supply chain and address competition for clean energy across sector…
Roy Sarkis
This paper studies the macroeconomic dynamics of climate policy in a multi-sector dynamic general equilibrium model with renewable and non-renewable energy. It finds that gradual policy implementation sharply reduces transition costs (welfa…
Yizhang He, Hao Li, Zhaohua Wang
This paper analyzes intergenerational inequality caused by carbon pricing under China's dual carbon goals and proposes mitigation schemes, emphasizing equity in policy design.
Sara Nawaz, Madison Stevens, Terre Satterfield +1
This paper argues that social science perspectives are essential for designing robust environmental monitoring and research frameworks for carbon dioxide removal (CDR). Drawing on cases from carbon markets, Indigenous monitoring, biodiversi…
Rim El Houcine
This study examines the impact of board gender diversity and critical mass of female directors on corporate carbon emissions. Using panel data from 37 CAC 40 firms (2020-2023) and fixed effect regression, it finds a nonlinear relationship: …
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