This page provides an English interface to the gxceed GX paper corpus. The corpus aggregates papers from 13 open 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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Scheffler F.
This paper presents a case study for a chemical production site in Germany, exploring the feasibility of green hydrogen for net-zero manufacturing. It provides technical and economic assessment, highlighting the role and challenges of green…
Chattopadhyay S.
This paper proposes an optimization framework for retrofitting oil refineries with carbon capture and electrification technologies to minimize direct CO2 emissions. It evaluates trade-offs between capital investment and emission reduction a…
Bui T.V.
This paper provides a critical review of offshore carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS), covering opportunities such as large storage capacity and challenges including high costs, regulatory gaps, and environmental risks. It synth…
Liu Z.B.
This paper empirically investigates how green finance enhances ecological resilience, using China as a case study. It explores mechanisms and verifies the positive effects of green finance on ecological systems through quantitative analysis…
Wang W.
This paper empirically analyzes Sino-US green finance cooperation from 2016 to 2022 using text analysis. By quantitatively examining policy documents and agreements, it reveals the actual state and progress of bilateral cooperation in green…
Jaiswal R.K.
This paper assesses how green finance instruments (green bonds, sustainability-linked loans) enhance banks' environmental and financial sustainability. It examines their impact on risk management, financing costs, and overall performance, p…
Liu L.
This paper provides a comprehensive review of the empirical literature on green bond pricing. It analyzes the benefits of green bonds for investors and issuers, examining market efficiency and the existence of a green premium.
Hultman N.E.
This paper examines equitable distribution mechanisms for carbon revenue generated under an international emissions trading regime. It proposes a theoretical framework for fair allocation of proceeds from carbon trading, addressing equity c…
Chen H.
This paper systematically reviews and meta-analyzes existing evidence on carbon leakage in emissions trading systems (ETS), synthesizing ex-ante and ex-post studies. It assesses the empirical magnitude of leakage and implications for ETS de…
Jiang J.
Analyzes carbon abatement and leakage in China's regional carbon emission trading scheme, examining policy effectiveness and spillover effects.
Günther C.
This paper analyzes the design and implications of the EU's second emissions trading system (EU ETS 2), which covers road transport and buildings. It provides early insights into carbon price trends and the system's effectiveness in paralle…
Hagemeier L.
This paper empirically analyzes the actual demand for CSRD (Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive) reports using web-tracking data. It quantifies the usage of disclosed information, offering insights into the effectiveness of disclos…
Li J.
This paper examines the role of science-based targets (SBTs) in carbon mitigation, addressing the tension between net zero aspirations and economic growth. It offers insights for corporate and policy decision-making.
Brander M.
This paper critiques the proposed revisions to the GHG Protocol's scope 2 market-based accounting method, arguing that they continue to permit misleading claims by companies regarding their value chain emissions reductions. It highlights on…
Mosey D.
This paper explores procurement and contracting methods to achieve net zero carbon in the construction industry. It analyzes contractual terms and procurement policies that incentivize emission reductions across the supply chain. The paper …
Kloesel K.
This paper argues that achieving net-zero requires a narrative shift from solely focusing on emission reductions to integrating carbon removal (CDR, CCUS). It contends that the current reduction-centric narrative is insufficient and calls f…
Azimi A.
This prospective life cycle assessment compares decarbonization pathways for steelmaking and finds that direct reduced iron (DRI) is the most sustainable route to net-zero. Hydrogen-based DRI can significantly reduce greenhouse gas emission…
Shavel I.
This paper provides a comparative analysis of multiple deep decarbonization studies of the US electric system. It examines differences in assumptions, methodologies, and results across models, offering insights for policymakers and future r…
Yingxu Wu, Yanmei Liu, Di Qi
Seaweed farming is promoted for climate mitigation via carbon sequestration, but it poses risks like eutrophication and acidification in semi-enclosed coastal areas. This review synthesizes both benefits and risks, emphasizing the need for …
Niklas Stolz, Benedict Probst
This paper analyzes how value is captured in carbon crediting projects worldwide, identifying key beneficiaries and implications for carbon market integrity.
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