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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Andewi Rokhmawati, Akbari Indra Basuki, Boyke Setiawan Soeratin +2
This study analyzes how MRV system design affects carbon credit outcomes in a methane abatement project. With enhanced MRV, the conservatively supportable credit fraction improved to 77.0%–91.3% and the price wedge declined from 0.30 to 0.1…
CHETHAN T, Dr. Sheela K
This paper proposes a digital platform for carbon credit accounting and exchange to enhance transparency, accuracy, and efficiency. It integrates accounting principles with an exchange mechanism to minimize fraud and ensure traceability. Th…
Ábel Borovics, Attila Benke, Attila Borovics +2
This paper presents a demonstrative case of Improved Forest Management (IFM) under the EU's Carbon Removal Certification Framework (CRCF). Using a 4.7-hectare Scots pine–hornbeam stand in Western Hungary, the study combines extended rotatio…
Paravano A.
This paper proposes a CO2-based taxonomy to classify power plants by emission intensity, aiming to support infrastructure planning for net-zero transitions. The taxonomy provides a standardized framework for assessing plant-level decarboniz…
Jogi Panggabean
This deposit provides data and code for a systematic review and bibliometric analysis of blue carbon ecosystems as nature-based climate solutions. It covers sequestration rates, policy integration gaps, and certification bottlenecks in volu…
Elena Huber, Peter Holzapfel, Matthias Finkbeiner
This supplementary data supports a mechanism-based framework for assessing carbon offsetting projects, including reallocation of projects and credits, registry data from Verra VCS and Gold Standard, and detailed information on 31 selected m…
Yue He, Keywan Riahi, Matthew J. Gidden +3
Temporary carbon dioxide removal (CDR) can effectively offset short-lived non-CO2 climate forcers like methane. The study provides quantitative compensation ratios: offsetting 1 kg CH4 requires 498 kg CO2 with 20-year storage or 101 kg CO2 …
Yingchun Yan, Xingjie Lu, Jianpeng Li +2
This paper analyzes the current status and challenges of carbon measurement in Henan Province's cement industry, proposing countermeasures and implementation strategies for green transition. Henan's cement industry emitted approximately 64.…
Erni Vida Aina, Slamet Budi Yuwono, Arief Darmawan +1
This study evaluated forest and land rehabilitation under social forestry in Lampung, Indonesia, using the AKSARA platform. Estimated carbon stock enhancement of 174,487 tCO2e and carbon sequestration of 639,788 tCO2e, contributing 0.46% of…
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This paper proposes a method for product carbon accounting that tracks responsibility for emissions, addressing limitations of conventional PCF reporting by allocating emissions along the supply chain.
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This paper proposes a dynamic carbon accounting approach that replaces traditional static methods, analyzing how it changes the interpretation of emissions and reduction strategies. Dynamic accounting allows for temporal reallocation of emi…
Brenda Morales, Paola Ovando
This paper examines organisational attitudes and preferences towards forest carbon offsets in Spain's Carbon Footprint Registry. Findings indicate that while organisations are generally positive, concerns about transparency and verification…
Luoye Chen, Zichong Chen, Donghao Jiang +1
This paper argues that global carbon accounting methodologies systematically undervalue China's blue carbon assets. It critiques how standardized approaches ignore local ecological conditions, leading to disadvantageous assessments for Chin…
Ilissa Ocko, Jean-Francois Lamarque, Jonathan M. Moch +7
This paper examines how indirect greenhouse gases (e.g., NOx, CO) that have minimal direct effects but trigger warming chemical reactions can be integrated into existing climate frameworks. It proposes improvements for emissions accounting …
Jungmin Kim, Yunju Jeon, Hongkyoung Shin +1
This paper proposes a new metric for greenhouse gas intensity in international shipping, termed MGI (Marine GHG Intensity). The metric considers well-to-wake emissions and incorporates maritime transport efficiency, enabling comprehensive a…
Soye Choung, Hongkyoung Shin, Ijun Jeong +2
This paper proposes a new index for evaluating lifecycle GHG emissions of ships, covering construction, operation, and disposal phases. The index can be used for ship design and operational optimization, contributing to maritime decarboniza…
Rafiqah Humaira, M. Nasution, E. R. Gustarina
This study calculates life-cycle carbon emissions for five hydropower plants in Sumatra using LCA, with emission intensities ranging from 33.7 to 85.3 g CO₂e/kWh—more than double the global median. Reservoir CH₄ and CO₂ contribute 38–67% of…
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This paper focuses on accelerating the implementation of accurate product-level carbon accounting, discussing practical methods and tools to improve precision. It enables accurate Scope 3 emissions tracking across supply chains, supporting …
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This paper analyzes multi-counting issues in GHG emission accounting across Scopes 1, 2, and 3 upstream emissions. It highlights how double counting undermines the reliability of corporate emission reports and reduction targets, emphasizing…
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This paper examines how carbon accounting methods impact supply chain efficiency, suggesting that improved Scope 3 accuracy can drive both cost and emission reductions.
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