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 881–900 of 33283 papers
Allaire M.
A study examining how U.S. biofuel subsidies affect greenhouse gas emissions. It investigates the 'green paradox' — the possibility that subsidies intended to cut emissions may inadvertently raise them. The work speaks to the gap between po…
Gajdzik B.
This paper examines the strategic challenges facing decarbonisation of the manufacturing industry. Without an abstract, specifics are unclear, but it appears to address structural and strategic barriers to industrial-sector emissions reduct…
Lamb K.
This work examines pathways to net-zero emissions in London and Paris, likely comparing urban decarbonization roadmaps and policy design. Without an abstract, specifics remain unclear, but it appears to address city-level climate strategy a…
Es-sakali N.
This study examines hydrogen-driven smart energy districts in hot climates, coupling passive design, active systems, and water synergies toward net-zero carbon cities. Specific methods and findings are unavailable as no abstract was provide…
Li S.Y.
A multi-objective optimisation study assessing whether an educational building can reach life-cycle net-zero emissions under northern and southern European climate conditions. It compares design and operational trade-offs across climates, e…
Nian V.
This paper benchmarks the economic competitiveness of nuclear power against wind and solar energy in the context of net-zero policy. It evaluates relative cost and policy-support advantages across generation sources, offering implications f…
Adinda Tri Ameliasari, U. Widodo
A literature review synthesizing five anchor studies on how ESG disclosure, regulation, and ratings affect Financial Reporting Quality (FRQ). ESG disclosure intensity correlates positively with FRQ by reducing financial distress costs and c…
Hong Viet Le
Using a five-year panel of 500 S&P 500 firms and Sustainalytics ESG Risk Ratings, this study applies Light GBM to test whether ESG risk maps linearly to equity returns. It finds a U-shaped pattern: high-risk firms deliver the strongest retu…
Desak Putu Arde Suari, G. A. Yuniarta, Lucy Sri Musmini
Using balanced panel data from 63 non-primary consumer firms listed in Indonesia (2022–2024), this study tests how ESG disclosure and financial constraints affect the cost of equity, with institutional ownership as a moderator. ESG disclosu…
Kevin Kevin, Herlin Tundjung Setijaningsih
This study examines whether sustainability assurance in ESG reporting enhances stakeholder trust among Indonesian public companies (2023–2025). Using qualitative content analysis, it finds assurance improves trust via greater ESG data relia…
Sandy Jenfa Utomo, Herlin Tundjung Setijaningsih
This study analyzes how sustainability assurance strengthens ESG disclosure transparency among Indonesian public companies (2023–2025). It finds assurance enhances reliability, accountability, greenwashing deterrence, and internal controls,…
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…
Amar Nath Yadav, Akash Solanki
Mapping 284 activity codes across Indian bank credit (2016-2025) into a three-tier climate relevance framework, the study finds green credit grew 255% yet remains only 1.09% of non-agricultural credit, while high-carbon lending is 8.3x larg…
Philipp Wiesner, Loïc Lannelongue, Alexander Acker +1
Cloud carbon measurement is split between bottom-up metrics (SCI) for optimization and coarse top-down provider reports for disclosure. This paper proposes reconciled SCI (rSCI), which re-anchors per-workload energy estimates to provider re…
Yong Jin, M. Aslam, Jin-Chai Lee +1
This review examines earth-based construction materials, especially rammed earth, from sustainability, engineering, durability, and practical application perspectives. Earth materials can cut embodied energy, transport demand, carbon emissi…
Han Liu, Abdulaziz Alqurashi, Sheng-Hao Jin +5
Rubberised desert sand concrete (RDSC) was developed using desert sand and surface-modified waste rubber as partial fine-aggregate replacements, with 16 mixes tested for mechanical properties and embodied carbon. Desert sand at 20-40% impro…
Isabella Salgado Faustino, L. A. Jacovine, P. P. Rotta +4
This study quantified farm-level GHG emissions (IPCC Scopes 1 and 2) and carbon removals across 24 commercial coffee farms in Minas Gerais, Brazil, over two harvests. Removals exceeded on-farm emissions in most farms, with nitrogen fertiliz…
Abhijit Biswas, Arindam Bandyopadhyay
This article examines the evolution of sustainable banking in India, focusing on ESG integration into banking practices. Analyzing leading Indian banks, it finds a positive correlation between robust ESG frameworks and better financial perf…
Ali Noutash, Amin Mansour Saatloo, Gregorio Muñoz-Delgado +1
Proposes a virtual energy hub plant (VEHP) aggregating multiple energy hubs for joint electricity-market participation and transactive trading of electricity and green hydrogen. An ADMM-based distributed optimization preserves hub privacy a…
Jin-Shu Yang, Jiang Wu, Zhan-Bo Xu +3
This paper proposes a long-term optimal planning method for a hydrogen-based industrial energy system under renewable randomness. Using a non-homogeneous Poisson process and Itô process to generate long-term wind/PV scenarios, it analyzes p…
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