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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Doran N.M.
This paper analyzes how green finance can drive sustainable development, focusing on the role and challenges of emerging economies.
Sharma A.
This paper explores the use of computational modelling and FinTech in the context of green finance and sustainable development. It suggests expanding the horizon of green finance by leveraging technological innovations.
Hamadou I.
This paper examines the role of technological innovations such as blockchain, crowdfunding, and AI in green finance. It explores how these technologies can enhance funding for environmental projects, improve transparency and efficiency. How…
Paradise J.F.
This paper analyzes information challenges hindering climate finance in China, such as asymmetry and disclosure gaps. It offers policy recommendations and contributes to understanding how to bridge the climate finance gap.
Birindelli G.
This paper reviews the current state and future directions of environmental impact investments in Europe. It analyzes regulatory trends, market developments, and growing investor interest, providing insights for sustainable finance.
Sood K.
This paper examines the integration and performance of sustainable finance and ESG investing. It analyzes methods to incorporate ESG factors into investment processes and their impact on financial performance.
Richter M.F.
This paper explores the integration of ESG factors into financial decision-making and governance structures to support the transition to a low-carbon economy. It discusses policy frameworks, corporate strategies, and investment approaches.
Alcides, Feitosa Neto, Ana Karen, Silveira Pereira Caracas, Cleilson, Coutinho da Silva +14
This paper reviews technological strategies for optimizing energy consumption in data centers within renewable energy systems, focusing on energy curtailment. Through a qualitative literature review, it finds that AI, automation, and storag…
Noel Voykin
Arctic communities in Canada face unique challenges in transitioning from fossil fuels, including cultural preservation and high infrastructure costs. This paper examines technological innovations like distributed generation and micro-modul…
Brent Villanueva Escobedo, Olga Lucía Sanchez Santander, Joan García Subirana +5
This study presents an AI-enabled decision-support tool for implementing circular bioeconomy solutions in Mediterranean agro-environmental systems, integrating the WEFE Nexus (water, energy, food, ecosystems). It combines participatory mult…
Gregory Poelzer, Emma Pakkala
This chapter examines Sweden's low-carbon transition using techno-economic modeling, socio-demographic shifts, and justice critiques. It argues that governance and legitimacy, not technology, constrain progress, and outlines policy principl…
World Bank Group
This World Bank Group report integrates climate change and development for The Gambia. It identifies priority actions to reduce GHG emissions and build resilience, supporting a low-carbon, climate-resilient transition. The report aims to in…
Saurabh Biswas, Dominique Pride
This chapter examines the energy-poverty nexus in Arctic communities, revealing how decision-making processes perpetuate socioeconomic precarity. It argues that decarbonization goals are co-opted as environmental virtue signaling to maintai…
Lewis Blagogie, Chad Walker
This chapter examines communities of place versus communities of interest in Arctic energy transitions, using the Galena biomass project in Alaska as a case study. It highlights collaborative leadership and active community involvement, whi…
Jiajun Xu, Junyao Li, Junjie Zhong +1
This paper applies Proximal Policy Optimization (PPO) to robust scheduling of integrated energy systems under a ladder-type carbon trading mechanism. It discovers a profit inversion phenomenon, analyzing how carbon price structures affect o…
Arian Khaledi, Fatma Ahmed, Mumu M. Rahman +2
This paper proposes a Stackelberg-auction-based demand response mechanism to encourage prosumers' participation in local electricity markets, aiming to enhance grid flexibility and renewable energy integration.
Feiyu Peng, Jiajie Peng, Zijian Ye +1
The paper proposes an optimal scheduling method for Integrated Energy Systems (IES) considering multiple hydrogen utilization pathways. It integrates hydrogen storage, conversion, and use to balance economic and environmental performance. N…
Cheng Kao, Yen-Ming Huang, Chun-Cheng Lin
This paper proposes an optimal energy scheduling approach for green commercial buildings under an Energy Internet framework, integrating renewable energy and demand response to reduce costs and carbon emissions.
José Amorim Reis-Filho, Ayodele Oloko
This study evaluates the carbon footprint of small-scale fisheries in Brazil, comparing shellfish gathering (mostly women) and motorized fishing (mostly men). Shellfish gathering shows three orders of magnitude lower carbon intensity, highl…
Wilson McNeil, Robert Harley, Chelsea Preble +1
This code allocates electricity load to US coal and NGCC plants through 2050 and estimates air pollutant emissions from CCS-equipped and non-CCS plants. It provides inputs for air quality models to quantify health damages, enabling comparis…
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