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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Rafi Kurniawan
This conceptual article argues that the question of who bears green transition costs bundles distinct issues: effectiveness, welfare, incidence, normative allocation, and authority. Using a Scopus AI-assisted map of 74 records, it identifie…
Rabi Kumar Sahu
CBAM became a priced obligation in 2026, making carbon intensity a market-access factor for Indian steel, aluminium, cement, fertiliser and hydrogen exporters. Using the official certificate price (EUR 75.36/tCO2) and phase-out schedule, th…
Stevanato N, Pellegrini M, Colombo E
This paper soft-links a long-term multi-carrier optimisation model (Hypatia) with an hourly model (Calliope) for Italy, testing 2030/2040/2050 pathways under 8760-hour weather stress. Temporal aggregation materially distorts scenario interp…
Khalili H.
A techno-economic assessment and optimisation of green hydrogen and green ammonia within Australia's National Energy Market. It quantifies cost structures and grid-integration conditions for renewable-derived hydrogen and ammonia, informing…
Rossetto D.
This paper examines how the EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) affects steel recycling. By pricing the embodied carbon of imported steel, CBAM could strengthen the competitiveness of low-emission scrap-based steel, while unclear t…
Le A.
This paper systematically maps and compares net-zero-carbon building (ZCB) policies across leading countries. It organizes regulatory, incentive, and building-code designs, highlighting commonalities and divergences in decarbonization polic…
Govindan K.
An expert review mapping emerging techno-economic and policy research needs for net-zero shipping. It frames barriers to alternative fuels and decarbonization technologies alongside the policy and regulatory designs needed to accelerate the…
Alessio Faccia
Using 1,450 Form 10-K firm-years from 250 CIKs (FY2014–2024), this study examines whether the US Inline XBRL phase-in is associated with disclosed AI orientation. After Holm adjustment, none of four reporting indicators support the hypothes…
Zhui-Hui Yi, Wu-Rong Li
Using a recursive dynamic CGE model with trade value-added decomposition, this study quantifies how carbon border adjustment mechanisms reshape the division of labor in global value chains across four scenarios. Carbon tariffs shift welfare…
Linhui Wang, Bin Guan, Tiankui Zhu +5
A review of 155 publications maps genuinely green methanol routes based on renewable hydrogen and sustainable carbon, plus transitional fossil retrofits and less mature electrochemical or photocatalytic options. It compares technical maturi…
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The UK introduces a Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism from 1 January 2027, administered by HMRC. It imposes a carbon tax on imports in five carbon-intensive sectors: aluminium, cement, fertiliser, hydrogen, and iron and steel. The design m…
Toby Lockwood, Adriana Matić, Tobias Johan Sørensen
This paper examines how carbon contracts for difference (CCfDs) can be designed to accelerate carbon capture and storage deployment in Europe. By guaranteeing a carbon price floor and reducing investment risk, CCfDs aim to unlock private ca…
Ana Paula de Barros Araujo, Juliandson Ferreira, Carlos Sousa +5
This paper proposes a Data Lake and blockchain framework for dynamic carbon intensity (CI) certification of low-carbon hydrogen, addressing primary-data requirements under EU RED II, U.S. 45V, and IPHE/ISO 19870. It features a dynamic LCI e…
Palanivendhan Murugadoss, S. V. Niveditha, Sandeep Kumar Jain +6
This review evaluates MRV and accounting frameworks for biological, biochar, geochemical, oceanic, and engineered CDR pathways (2015-2026). Credible accounting requires explicit treatment of baselines, additionality, lifecycle emissions, le…
Ben Luo, Claudio Del Pero, Niccolò Aste +1
This review compares global definitions, standards and frameworks for zero carbon buildings (ZCB) across multiple dimensions. It maps divergences in net-zero interpretation, accounting boundaries and scope, highlighting definitional fragmen…
Yangzhiwei Wan, Shuo Liu, Xiaoqi Tong +4
A systematic review synthesizing life-cycle evidence on environmental, economic, and social trade-offs in global steel decarbonization. It examines how pathways such as hydrogen-based reduction and electrification affect costs, employment, …
Mariella Colantoni, Alessandro Lai, Riccardo Stacchezzini
A structured literature review of 81 peer-reviewed articles (2014-2025) maps the academic debate on materiality in sustainability reporting. It identifies three phases: emergence (conceptualisation), consolidation (implementation, disclosur…
Johannes Laub, Marcel Steller, Tomas Luengo Mutilva
Qualitative content analysis of 74 independent auditors' reports for 32 European electricity producers (2023-2025) under early CSRD implementation. Procedural standardisation advances while communication of double materiality, uncertainty, …
Teresa Kupczyk, Natalia Rojewska, Leszek Zelek +3
This paper proposes an integrated ESRS S1 model linking organisational social risk, double materiality assessment and assurance readiness for sustainable finance. It aims to structure how social disclosures are evaluated and prepared for th…
Nida Garnida Fitrianti
This article frames sustainability reporting as an accounting and accountability issue, emphasizing reliability, comparability, and governance. A structured narrative review integrating peer-reviewed research with OECD and IFRS Foundation s…
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