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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Dan Ma, Fang Xiao, Chien-Chiang Lee
This study analyzes how data sharing and analytics in supply chains can contribute to decarbonization. It quantifies the emission reduction potential from data-driven decisions, offering insights for corporate Scope 3 strategies.
Singh R.K.
This paper examines how net-zero policies drive supply chain decarbonization through carbon accounting practices. Using dynamic capabilities theory, it reveals mechanisms by which policies enhance environmental impact and firm capabilities.
Ron Cörvers, Sidi Amar, Ama Asante +2
This paper presents a cross-case analysis of multinational corporations' decarbonisation strategies in smallholder-based supply chains for cocoa, coffee, and palm oil. It examines practices that go beyond compliance, highlighting Scope 3 em…
Abdelmaksoud A.M.
This paper proposes a novel 'Environmental Impact Limit State (EILS)' approach to integrate greenhouse gas emissions into the structural design of buildings. By adding environmental impact to traditional structural design, it aims to reduce…
Li Xuan G.T.
This paper proposes a methodology for developing service-based Scope 3 emission factors, using security services in Singapore as a case study. It addresses challenges in emission factor development for service industries.
Chen G.
This paper discusses the differences between net zero and carbon neutrality, highlighting challenges in supply chain management such as measurement, standards, and collaboration. It proposes future research agenda including accurate Scope 3…
Dufour M.
This paper critiques corporate net-zero targets for failing to properly account for Scope 2 and 3 emissions, arguing that many targets lack coherence and may not contribute to real climate action. It calls for improved accounting and transp…
Shikhar Sharma, Sheetal
This case study examines Infosys Limited's strategic challenge in achieving a 40% Scope 3 emission reduction target under its refreshed ESG Vision 2030. It explores stakeholder engagement, change management, and initiatives to influence emp…
Zh.Ye. Nurbayev, D.N. Aubakirova
This paper analyzes the formation of a comprehensive sustainable development architecture at L.N. Gumilyov Eurasian National University in Kazakhstan, covering a climate policy for Scope 1-3 emissions, sustainable procurement aligned with I…
Umayal Palaniappan (24091869), Neeraj Jain, Nachiappan Subramanian
This study examines how supply chain climate policies (SCCP) affect Scope 3 emissions using panel data from 717 Indian firms (2015-2024). It finds that SCCP significantly reduce total, upstream, and downstream Scope 3 emissions. Moderating …
Wei Li, Tracey Dodd, Ralf Zurbruegg +1
This paper proposes a location-based framework for Scope 3 emissions disclosure in Australia's energy sector. Analyzing data from vertically integrated utilities, it shows that location-based estimates improve rigor compared to market-based…
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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 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 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.
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This study analyzes the impact of climate disclosure mandates on supply chain carbon emissions, examining mechanisms through which transparency drives reduction.
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This paper examines how firms govern Scope 3 emissions, highlighting the complexity and challenges of managing supply chain decarbonization. It discusses strategies firms use to navigate these governance issues.
Shaker AH, Pathak P
This study analyzes India's vehicle scrappage policy from a lifecycle perspective, revealing structural conflicts: reduced durability, increased raw material demand, overlooked upstream emissions, and inadequate traceability. It characteriz…
Beadle A.D.
This paper presents BASF's approach to carbon emission reduction in agriculture, from enhancing transparency to integrating it into business models, targeting supply-chain-wide decarbonization and sustainability.
Marine Kohler, David Lowing
This paper proposes novel downstream allocation methods for Scope 3 emissions incorporating equity principles. It addresses limitations of traditional allocation approaches, offering fairer distribution of emissions across supply chain acto…
Vinodini K.J.
This paper maps the pathway to net-zero for global supply chains, examining how grid decarbonization impacts supply chain sustainability. While lacking abstract details, it likely provides a conceptual framework for aligning energy and supp…
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