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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Mannhardt, Jacob, Waidelich, Paul, Schmidt-Engelbertz, Lukas +3
Companion dataset for a study quantifying how European Investment Bank financing affects the low-carbon energy transition through 2050. Produced by an ETH Zurich team, it contains all input data and result files needed to reproduce the anal…
Arshad, Hossein, Caccamo, Chiara, Lima Silva, Thiago +1
This study develops a multi-period, multi-objective linear programming model that jointly optimizes batch composition and energy allocation for oxy-fuel glass furnaces across natural gas, green/blue/grey hydrogen, and renewable/grid electri…
Isaiah John, Otseje, Abuguja Romanus, Oshageny, Ogbu Augustine, Ogoh +1
This review examines how climate-related financial risk translates into loss recognition and disclosure in Nigeria's oil and gas sector, focusing on impairment, provisions, contingent liabilities, and regulatory readiness. A 2021-2026 liter…
Kaixin Huang, Emma K. Walter, Daniel H. Loughlin +1
This study analyzes how future air pollutant emissions, both within and outside Massachusetts, shift under alternative decarbonization pathways. It links state-level climate policy to air-quality co-benefits and cross-border trade-offs, off…
M.K. Kim, D.S. Park, K.J. Chung
A qualitative technology assessment prioritizing decarbonization technologies for climate-neutral railway systems in Korea's rail sector. It compares electrification, hydrogen, and alternative fuels, outlining adoption barriers and policy i…
Campbell A.M.
This paper argues that electricity market design must move beyond fuel-cost-based pricing to accommodate zero marginal cost resources like solar and wind. It likely examines price distortion and investment recovery challenges, proposing cap…
Liu Z.
An empirical study on how green finance policy affects green innovation in Chinese high-polluting enterprises. It distinguishes exploratory from exploitative green innovation, examining heterogeneous policy effects. The findings inform how …
Han J.
An empirical study using panel data from 30 Chinese provinces examining how green finance affects the realization of ecological product value (monetization of ecosystem services). It tests whether green credit, green bonds and related finan…
Watt M.S.
This work estimates carbon sequestration for minor exotic softwood species to be recognized under New Zealand's Emissions Trading Scheme. It expands the species coverage of forest carbon accounting, improving the accuracy of ETS credit calc…
Zhong J.
This paper examines whether China's carbon emissions trading pilot policy has demonstrably advanced low-carbon technology, using a case study of Beijing. It addresses the empirical question of whether emissions trading schemes spur technolo…
Chu K.M.
This paper proposes a diagnostic instrument and validation protocol to help SMEs assess and improve firm practice aligned with the SDGs and planetary boundaries. It targets the implementation gap left by large-firm-centric sustainability ev…
Soesetio Y.
An empirical study examining how ESG disclosure quality and the presence of 'green CEOs' affect the sustainable value of firms in high environmental risk industries. It highlights the interaction between disclosure practices and executive a…
Kozma M.
A conceptual study rethinking how ESG drives innovation in early-stage digital startups. Without an abstract, details are unclear, but it likely questions how ESG shapes startup growth, funding, and business models, adding a startup lens to…
Potamitis S.
This paper critically examines the credibility of ESG disclosures through the lens of operational risk management. It explores how risk governance and internal controls shape disclosure quality and verifiability, highlighting gaps in disclo…
Brizga J.
A study evaluating greenhouse gas emissions in multifunctional grazing systems, using Latvia's GrassLIFE project as a case. It examines how grassland management and ecosystem functions shape emission outcomes. It offers baseline evidence re…
Gambhir A.
This paper jointly assesses the near-term transition risks (policy, technology, market shifts) and longer-term physical climate risks associated with different GHG emissions pathways. It shows how the pace and shape of decarbonization creat…
Tokuslu A.
A study estimating ship-based GHG emissions at four ports in Georgia (US) from 2010 to 2018. It offers a port-level emissions inventory methodology relevant to maritime decarbonization accounting. Details are limited as no abstract is avail…
Moradi-Majd N.
A study estimating greenhouse gas emission fluxes from agricultural lands in Khuzestan province, Iran. It quantifies regional agricultural GHG emissions, offering baseline data for inventories and mitigation planning. No abstract is availab…
Dineri E.
An empirical study examining how financial development, political stability, and foreign direct investment affect greenhouse gas emissions across BRICS economies. Without an abstract, methods and period are unclear, but it links macro-finan…
Spitalny L.
A study evaluating renewable energy technologies deployed in a net-zero-energy office building in Germany. Without an abstract, details are limited, but it serves as an empirical case of building-level decarbonization and on-site renewables…
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