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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This paper analyzes the investment and risks needed for India to achieve its 500 GW renewable energy target by 2030. It identifies policy, market, and technology risks and proposes mitigation strategies, focusing on barriers and investor-or…
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This paper empirically examines the impact of a carbon tax on manufacturing firms, using the UK's Climate Change Agreements (CCA) and Emissions Trading System. Findings suggest that carbon pricing effectively reduces emissions without signi…
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This paper examines the optimal design of carbon tax rebates to address distributional impacts. It provides insights for policymakers on balancing environmental effectiveness with equity.
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This paper identifies challenges in interorganizational comparability of reported Scope 3 Category 7 emissions. It analyzes inconsistencies arising from different calculation methods and data sources, offering recommendations for improvemen…
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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 analyzes the divergence in ESG ratings across different agencies, identifying causes such as methodological differences and data gaps. It discusses consequences for investors and companies, and explores potential solutions for co…
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This literature review systematically organizes existing research at the intersection of carbon pricing and green finance, extracting key themes, methodologies, and policy implications. It focuses on mechanisms such as emissions trading, ca…
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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…
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This paper proposes a hybrid method for embodied carbon accounting in buildings, aiming to improve the accuracy of Scope 3 emissions calculations from material procurement to construction, overcoming limitations of existing approaches.
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This paper explores AI-driven carbon accounting methods to enhance transparency in ESG reporting. It discusses how automation of data collection and analysis can improve accuracy in Scope 1/2/3 calculations and disclosure reliability. The w…
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This paper discusses the importance and impact of disclosure in green finance, examining how transparency can direct capital towards sustainable projects and support the growth of green financial markets.
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This paper explores the interactions between carbon markets and climate finance, focusing on their synergies and trade-offs. Carbon markets provide incentives for emissions reductions while climate finance channels investments into low-carb…
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This paper analyzes the impact of carbon taxes on renewable energy investment. It evaluates the investment promotion effects and economic implications of carbon pricing, offering insights for policy design.
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This literature review systematically examines carbon tax design, covering key issues such as rate setting, scope, emission reduction effectiveness, and economic impacts. It discusses challenges and optimal frameworks for policy design.
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This paper examines how emissions trading systems (ETS) contribute to achieving the goals of the Paris Agreement. It analyzes the design and effectiveness of ETS in key jurisdictions, highlighting the importance of international linkage. Ca…
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This paper empirically demonstrates that disclosing supply chain (Scope 3) carbon emissions yields unexpected benefits for firms, such as improved supplier relationships and enhanced market valuation, compared to non-disclosers.
Ali. S.N. Al, Rashidi, Mehrshad, Radmehr
This study presents a techno-economic and investment analysis of large-scale green hydrogen production in Oman using alkaline electrolysis powered by solar energy. The levelized cost of hydrogen (LCOH) is projected to decline from 6.37 USD/…
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This study uses a hybrid multi-regional supply-use model to compute carbon footprint, price, and import dependence of Australian steel across decarbonization scenarios (2024-2050). It quantifies the trade-offs between energy, cost, and secu…
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…
Limei Sun, Siqi Peng, Jinjin Liu +1
This study examines the economic and carbon reduction impacts of a maritime carbon tax on China's shipping industry. It likely quantifies effects on shipping costs, trade flows, and emissions, informing policy design for decarbonizing inter…
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