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.
Showing 1941–1960 of 28694 papers
Xianrong Hu, Tonghua Yang, Xiaoqing Huang
Using a Watts–Strogatz small-world network and Monte Carlo simulations, this paper models how carbon quota constraints and conformity behavior jointly shape low-carbon transitions in supply chain clusters. Conformity shows a critical thresh…
Mansouri S.A.
This work proposes a portfolio-level optimization framework for hydrogen-centric companies to coordinate market participation and operational scheduling across assets. It aims to improve profitability and operational efficiency through coor…
Riepin I.
This work appears to examine shifting computing workloads across time and space so that electricity use aligns with genuinely surplus renewable generation, avoiding additional fossil-based power. Without an abstract, the optimization method…
Wang B.
A modeling study of capacity and energy market equilibrium under a PJM-inspired framework, examining how deliverability affects market outcomes and pricing. Relevant to capacity market design and resource adequacy policy.
Biéron M.
This work develops a GHG-based control strategy for a fleet of hybrid heat pumps targeting decarbonization of space heating and domestic hot water. It optimizes the electricity/fuel mix based on emissions rather than cost alone, offering op…
Naqvi S.M.O.
A review of carbon capture, storage, and utilization (CCUS) technologies for achieving carbon-neutral concrete. Cement and concrete account for roughly 8% of global CO2 emissions, making decarbonization urgent. The paper surveys current CCU…
van Greevenbroek K.
This piece argues for a robust European green hydrogen strategy, likely framing the strategic case for renewable hydrogen in Europe's decarbonization. Without an abstract, the specific evidence and methodology remain unclear.
Li J.
An empirical study examining how FinTech promotes the growth and uptake of green finance. Without an available abstract, the specific methods, data, and findings remain unclear, but the work sits at the intersection of digital finance and s…
Boemare C.
A policy study analyzing the formation of the EU Emissions Trading System through the tensions between national trading schemes and the proposed EU directive. It highlights the fundamental design question of whether to prioritize national a…
Black C.M.
This paper examines the tax issues arising when carbon emission allowances are transferred across borders under linked emissions trading schemes. It argues that price differentials and the legal nature of allowance transfers complicate tax …
Kumar S.
This study analyzes the CO2 mitigation potential and economic gains of introducing an emissions trading scheme in India's thermal power sector. It offers empirical insight into carbon-pricing design and cost-effectiveness in emerging econom…
Park J.W.
A theoretical study that formulates the initial allocation of permits in emissions trading using the Boltzmann distribution from statistical mechanics. It applies a mathematical-physics framework to design fair and efficient allocation rule…
Hovi J.
This paper compares cap-and-trade and carbon taxes through the lens of enforcement feasibility and non-compliance. It suggests that the real-world effectiveness of carbon pricing hinges on monitoring and penalty design, offering theoretical…
Farrahi Moghaddam R.
This paper proposes a modified GHG intensity indicator to underpin a sustainable global economy built on a carbon border tax and emissions trading. It addresses how to measure and compare the carbon intensity of goods and sectors as the bas…
Darma S.
This study examines how ESG metrics can be integrated into regional government financial reporting, drawing on Jakarta's smart city initiatives. It offers practical insights on building non-financial disclosure frameworks in the public sect…
Plastun A.
This paper examines how ESG disclosure regulation relates to national competitiveness, framing disclosure mandates as a factor in industrial and capital-market performance across countries. Without an abstract, methods and findings remain u…
Zeng H.
A study analyzing how risk transmits between greenhouse gas emissions and clean energy markets. It examines the co-movement and spillover channels linking emission dynamics to clean-energy asset prices, contributing to understanding how cli…
Jiang E.L.
An empirical study on how US federal incentives (EV purchase subsidies, tax credits) affect automotive market composition and greenhouse gas emissions. Without an abstract, methods and findings are unclear, but it likely quantifies how poli…
Yang C.
A case study examining pathways to cut California transportation GHG emissions 80% by 2050. It implies that meeting the target requires combining vehicle electrification, low-carbon fuels, and travel-demand shifts. Offers lessons for long-t…
Leonelli G.C.
This paper examines how critical raw materials (CRMs) intersect with the net-zero transition and the trade-climate mitigation nexus. It identifies environmental risks in CRM supply chains and critiques the 'securitization' framing of trade …
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