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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Joseph E. Aldy, Michael Toffel, Abby Ong +1
This paper examines how voluntary corporate climate targets function within a patchwork of differing national and regional policies. It likely explores how overlaps and gaps between voluntary frameworks such as SBTi and regulation shape tar…
Dev S.
This paper compares well-to-wheel (WTW) emission factors across energy carriers and examines their role in meeting net-zero targets aligned with the Science Based Targets initiative. It extends the framework to the India market, highlightin…
Michael R. King, Paul W. Beamish
This study examines how pairing internal climate oversight (board-level governance) with Science-Based Targets drives corporate GHG emission reductions. It highlights the synergy between internal governance mechanisms and externally validat…
Lee, Yongjik
Decomposing emissions change into output, energy intensity and carbon intensity terms, this paper re-evaluates SBTi-validated targets and Korean/Australian disclosing firms. Removing the output term flips roughly one in four validated-targe…
Ryan Meintjes, Laurence L. Delina
Using 27 interviews and crisp-set QCA, this study explains why apparel and footwear suppliers in Bangladesh and China do not formally engage with the SBTi despite brand pressure. Drawing on Diffusion of Innovations, it shows that the same i…
Ayoub A.N.
This study develops a low-carbon roadmap investment strategy for commercial organisations with multi-site properties to meet Science Based Targets. It integrates cross-site emission reduction measures with capital planning, offering a frame…
Schüder M.
This study examines whether board gender diversity influences a firm's decision to engage with the Science-Based Targets initiative (SBTi). It empirically tests how corporate governance structure, particularly board diversity, shapes the ad…
Petter Dahlström, Hans Lööf, Maziar Sahamkhadam +1
An empirical study examining how Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) commitment or validation relates to the cross-section of stock returns. It links corporate climate target-setting to capital-market pricing, framing SBTi adoption as a…
Carvalho A.
This paper examines the sustainable impact that adopting Science Based Targets (SBTs) has on organisations. It appears to discuss how SBTi-aligned target-setting shapes corporate decarbonisation strategy, governance and disclosure. No abstr…
Kılkış Ş.
This paper examines frameworks and challenges for city-company collaboration to set aligned science-based targets (SBTs). It emphasizes multi-stakeholder cooperation in climate action and may facilitate policy-business alignment.
Moshrefi S.
This paper proposes a framework for future-oriented environmental impact assessment of companies that incorporates Science-Based Targets (SBT). Unlike traditional backward-looking assessments, it integrates future emission reduction goals t…
Broman G.I.
This paper proposes a strategic framework for sustainable development, integrating tools such as SDGs, planetary boundaries, circular economy, and science-based targets into an operating system. It aims to systematize organizational sustain…
Ben-Amar W.
This paper empirically examines whether firms with science-based targets (SBTs) exhibited superior financial performance during the COVID-19 crisis. It suggests that SBTs may serve as a signal of resilience and commitment to stakeholders, p…
Andersen I.
This paper defines 'science-based targets' (SBTs), discussing their requirements and the importance of corporate GHG reduction goals being grounded in scientific evidence. It examines how the SBT framework enhances corporate accountability …
Philip Nuss, Susanna Paleari, Veronique Van Hoof +4
This review synthesizes literature (2000–2025) on science-based targets for material use and European policy documents, identifying three approaches: retrospective boundaries, materials availability, and impact-based. Impact-based approache…
Hasan Tutar
This paper empirically analyzes how setting science-based climate targets (SBTs) reshapes corporate investment composition. It suggests that digital-intensive firms respond differently to SBT commitments, offering insights into how climate …
Moshrefi S.
This paper examines the limits of eco-efficiency improvements in product technologies for achieving science-based targets (SBTs). It likely argues that technological improvements alone may be insufficient, necessitating changes in business …
William Craft, Philip Oldfield, Mehdi Robati +1
This paper proposes a method to assess whether building embodied emissions align with future climate pathways. It provides a framework for measuring building-sector performance and defining science-based targets (SBTs), addressing the often…
Romito S.
This paper empirically analyzes the impact of corporate participation in the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) on actual environmental performance. It evaluates the emission reduction effects of participating firms and tests the effec…
Bjørn A.
This paper argues that the use of renewable energy certificates (RECs) in corporate science-based targets (SBTs) can undermine the integrity of these targets. It contends that over-reliance on RECs may lead to apparent achievements without …
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