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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Islam Rony Z.
This paper examines alternative fuels (ammonia, hydrogen, methanol, LNG) for cutting greenhouse gas emissions from marine transport, linking them to UN Sustainable Development Goals. Shipping is a hard-to-abate sector central to global trad…
Wang Y.
This study evaluates the greenhouse-gas reduction performance of waste-to-energy (WtE) approaches in China. It likely weighs waste-treatment emissions against avoided fossil-fuel emissions to assess net decarbonization benefits. Findings in…
Albanese M.
A panel study examining how GHG emissions, renewable energy deployment, and urbanization relate to economic growth across BRICS+ and advanced economies. It sits within the macro-econometric literature on whether decarbonization and growth c…
Butnar I.
An input-output analysis decomposing Spain's greenhouse gas emissions by sector, quantifying direct and indirect contributions. It identifies emission-intensive sectors and offers methodological insight for supply-chain (Scope 3) accounting…
Garcia J.C.C.
A life-cycle assessment estimating greenhouse gas emissions from ethanol production in Minas Gerais, Brazil, covering both agricultural and industrialization stages. It illustrates LCA methodology for evaluating the decarbonization potentia…
Lutsey N.
A study examining Canada's voluntary agreement on vehicle GHG emissions. It suggests that the effectiveness of voluntary frameworks hinges on the fine details of their design. The work speaks to the choice between regulation and self-regula…
Tzilivakis J.
This work appears to examine how greenhouse gas emissions from rural development land use operations vary across space and time. It contributes to understanding land-use-driven emissions in the agriculture and land sector. No abstract is av…
Georgiev P.
A study analyzing greenhouse gas emissions from ships calling at European ports. Without an abstract, methods and findings remain unclear, but the work targets shipping-sector emission accounting. It is relevant to EU maritime decarbonizati…
Eshraghi H.
This work appears to model how US energy-related greenhouse gas emissions would evolve absent federal climate policy. By quantifying a no-policy scenario, it highlights the emissions gap that regulation would need to close. Without an abstr…
Yin L.
A study analyzing spatiotemporal changes and drivers of net greenhouse gas emissions from major cropping systems in China from 1984 to 2018. It quantifies long-term agricultural emission trends and regional differences across cropping syste…
Popp C.
A prospective life cycle assessment of a building-integrated photovoltaic (BIPV) façade case study, estimating greenhouse gas emissions using future projections of grid and technology evolution. It shows how BIPV deployment contributes to b…
Wang X.
A study examining how soil mulching affects greenhouse gas emissions from cropland in an arid region of Xinjiang, China. Without an abstract, details are limited, but it may offer empirical insight into soil-management practices for reducin…
Kozlovskyi S.
This study examines how the expansion of organic farmland across Europe relates to greenhouse gas emissions, assessing implications for SDG implementation. It links agricultural land-use policy to climate outcomes. No abstract is available,…
Bjørn A.
This paper proposes a research agenda for absolute environmental sustainability assessment (AESA) that goes beyond net-zero climate targets. It frames how AESA can support decisions across corporate, regional and national scales, addressing…
Awijen H.
An empirical study examining how green-innovation persistence and ESG performance relate to corporate net-zero pledges in China and Europe. It asks whether pledges precede real capability-building or are underpinned by demonstrated green ca…
Zhou Z.
A study on the operational performance of net-zero energy buildings (ZEBs) in China. It likely examines the gap between designed and actual energy performance in real operation. Useful as empirical evidence on whether ZEBs deliver promised …
Oh S.
A study analyzing measured energy data from a net-zero energy commercial building in a cold, dry climate. It examines the gap between design assumptions and actual operational consumption, offering lessons for ZEB design and building contro…
Ma Z.
A paper on microalgae-based biological CO2 sequestration as a route to net-zero emissions. It sits within CCUS and negative-emission approaches using photosynthesis for carbon capture and utilization. No abstract is available, so quantitati…
Tong W.
A scenario-based techno-economic analysis of how containership fleets can comply with the IMO Net-Zero Framework along the Shanghai–Rotterdam corridor. It compares alternative fuels, efficiency measures and operational options on cost and r…
Seshan V.
A study on the pathway to net-zero emissions in India's automotive sector. Likely covers EV adoption, efficiency regulation, and industrial policy, though no abstract is available to confirm methods or findings. Best read as an overview of …
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