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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Marco Dueñas, Antoine Mandel
An agent-based monetary input-output network model simulates medium-term effects of climate policy on production networks and sectoral labour allocation over 2026-2035. Comparing NDC and deeper-reduction scenarios, it finds asymmetric restr…
Mihaela Mohorič
This thesis examines changes in sustainability reporting after the EU Omnibus package, reviewing NFRD, CSRD and ESRS and qualitatively analyzing public reports from selected Slovenian companies. Omnibus simplifications reduce administrative…
Manfred Sargl, Günter Wittmann, Andreas Wolfsteiner
This paper calculates top-down Paris-compatible national emission targets for the six largest emitters using the Extended Smooth Pathway Model (ESPM), varying global CO2 budget and sharing mechanisms. It compares results with submitted NDCs…
Nuclear Energy Agency
OECD/NEA and EPRI present plant-level LCOE data for 23 technologies across 21 countries, covering SMRs, hydrogen turbines, and fossil fuels with/without CCUS. Only nuclear LTO, hydro, and onshore wind/solar (excluding system costs) fall bel…
Maciej M. Sokołowski
This chapter examines AI's role in climate action and energy policy, focusing on energy transition, grid modernization, efficiency, renewables, and emissions reduction. It compares how the EU and Japan integrate AI into climate, energy, and…
Qin X.
This study empirically examines regulatory arbitrage and greenwashing in China's green bond market and how these practices affect real environmental outcomes. It suggests that gaps between green labels and actual use of proceeds can undermi…
Döbbeling-Hildebrandt N.
A systematic review and meta-analysis synthesizing ex-post evaluations of carbon pricing effectiveness. It quantifies emission-reduction effects and how they vary by instrument design and jurisdiction. Provides cross-cutting quantitative ev…
Zheng L.
An empirical study examining how China's carbon emission trading pilot affects corporate environmental performance. It uses causal inference to test whether market-based carbon pricing changes firm behavior. Findings offer direct lessons fo…
Bojar-Fijałkowski T.
This paper frames the EU Taxonomy not merely as a compliance burden but as a business assessment tool, weighing its opportunities and threats. It also explores how new technologies can be leveraged in taxonomy alignment, linking eligibility…
Dziwok E.
This study analyzes the semantic completeness and reporting gaps in climate disclosures by construction and energy companies under ESRS E1. It reveals how disclosure coverage varies across firms and sectors, highlighting the divergence betw…
Dr. S Revathi, Dr. M. Mariammal
This study synthesizes 2021-2026 empirical evidence via meta-analysis and panel analysis of 60,247 firm-level observations to examine how ESG reporting quality affects financial sustainability. High ESG scores are linked to significantly lo…
Pedro Antonio Merino García, José María Martínez Pérez
The clean energy transition reduces fossil fuel reliance but creates new dependence on critical minerals whose processing China dominates, giving it leverage over prices and supply. Countries are pursuing industrial policy and tariffs to di…
Ying Zhou, Jialin Shi, Hongfang Lü +1
This chapter argues conventional gas is neither a universal bridge fuel nor inherently incompatible with decarbonization; its transitional role is conditional, system-specific, regionally differentiated, and time-bound. Transitional value v…
Boute A.
This paper examines how carbon pricing already paid in third countries is accounted for and deducted under the EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM). It addresses the calculation, verification and reporting framework needed to avoi…
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…
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…
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…
Albert Wee Kwan Tan
This article compares how Singapore and Thailand translate the ISSB's 2023 global baseline for investor-focused sustainability disclosure into domestic legal accountability. It separates reporting and measurement duties from supervision, li…
Shuang Zhang, Douglas Almond
A study examining China's nationwide emissions trading system, the world's largest carbon market. It questions whether the scheme delivers meaningful abatement, given low prices and limited sectoral coverage. Offers lessons for carbon-prici…
Muhammed Mustafa Tuncer Çalışkan
This review examines how climate physical and transition risks affect financial stability and interact with Basel III. It argues aggregate ESG scores should not substitute for prudential risk indicators, since climate risk materializes thro…
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