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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Ulrich R.
This study quantifies tailpipe GHG emissions from tank trucks transporting raw milk from farms to processing plants. It provides emission factors based on transport distance and vehicle characteristics, contributing to Scope 3 accounting in…
Balci G.
This paper examines how information processing capabilities influence the development of net-zero capabilities and their subsequent impact on supply chain performance. Drawing on information processing theory, it argues that organizational …
Raden Tri Gunawan Wibowo, Marimin, Machfud +2
This study integrates sustainability performance evaluation of the tuna cold chain using SCOR DS, AHP, and fuzzy AHP. It combines metrics for fish catchers and agro-industry, finding performance levels of 74% and 69.99%, respectively, with …
Junjie Chen, Xin Lai, Quanwei Chen +5
This study probabilistically simulates 94,500 supply chain pathways to map the uncertainty in carbon footprints of power batteries, identifying key variability drivers. Findings improve the accuracy of battery environmental assessments and …
Asger Smidt-Jensen, Mustafa Asfur, Tomer Cohen +2
This study evaluated a carbon-removal supply chain approach using Spirulina (GeoSpirulina) produced with geothermal energy and soil carbon sequestration, incorporated into dairy rations. A carbon-focused LCA and commercial feeding trial sho…
Baoyan Gao, Xiaolong Li, Chiwei Su +1
Using panel data of 21,060 Chinese manufacturing firm-year observations, this study finds that digital finance enhances supply chain resilience, promoting sustainable manufacturing development. Mechanisms include improved information transp…
Edwin Kamalha, Mackenzie Tuhirirwe, Ildephonse Nibikora
This review synthesizes research on banana fiber textiles, emphasizing traceability, circularity, and digital technologies like blockchain, IoT, and DPPs. Despite low environmental impact, fragmented supply chains and infrastructure gaps hi…
Y. S. I. De Silva, S. A. U. K. Suraweera, W. A. K. P. Piyasinghe +3
This paper proposes an integrated smart system for Sri Lankan tea plantations, combining IoT, digital twins, and carbon footprint tracking. It enables real-time monitoring, yield prediction, and product passports to optimize resources and r…
Martin Popowicz, Nicolas J. Katzer, Antonia Pohlmann +3
This paper examines the potential of Digital Product Passports (DPP) as data providers for Life Cycle Assessment (LCA), using two automotive use cases. By mapping DPP data to LCA, it aims to improve efficiency and accuracy of environmental …
Frederik Dahlmann, Jens K. Roehrich
This paper qualitatively analyzes how firms engage supply chain partners in sharing and processing climate-related information, using CDP supply chain data. Grounded in organizational information-processing theory, it finds firms primarily …
Paul Kengfai Wan, Erica Linder, Emrah Arica +1
This study provides insights from three case studies implementing Digital Product Passports (DPP) in textiles, additive manufacturing, and manufacturing engineering. It highlights challenges such as data quality, standards, and IP rights, a…
Sakib, S M Nazmuz
Supply-chain GHG accounting aggregates gases into CO2e, hiding composition shifts. Using EPA 2022 data, this paper introduces the Sakib number, a KL-divergence-based index quantifying gas-mix divergence between margin and production phases.…
Punitha SRIDHARAN, Sangeetha ANANDAN
This chapter explores blockchain applications for sustainability, emission reduction, and ethical practices in supply chains. Blockchain's distributed, tamper-evident, and transparent nature can promote green value chains, but large-scale u…
Bruna Maria Xavier, Mariana Andrei, Patrik Thollander +1
This study examines challenges in integrating energy management into supplier assessments through interviews with large manufacturers and Swedish SME suppliers. It identifies information asymmetries and misaligned incentives as key barriers…
Daniel Zimmerle, Kristine Bennett, Timothy Vaughn +7
This DOE-funded study, led by Colorado State University and AECOM, measured methane emissions at 180 natural gas gathering stations across 11 U.S. states. It updated emission factors for components and major equipment, finding that national…
Atieh Fahimi Bandpey, Saeed Rahimpour Golroudbary, Andrzej Krasławski
This study quantifies GHG emissions from mining and processing minerals for energy transition technologies using dynamic simulation under NZE, AP, and STEP scenarios. EVs, solar cells, transmission, heat pumps, and wind turbines have the hi…
Hasrining Dwi Aryani Saputri, Muhammad Riaz Raja, Rayner Tan Wing Shin +2
This research focuses on sustainability strategies in supply chains and logistics in Indonesia, particularly on reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Based on literature review, it aims to share opinions on the relationship between green suppl…
Moana Simas, Kristine Bly, Meron A. Arega +3
This study assesses material demand for next-generation LNMO battery cells using global value chain analysis, finding 20-25% lower GHG emissions than NMC-811. It quantifies impacts on value added and employment, highlighting mining as the m…
Simon Pearson, Steve Brewer, Louise Manning +9
This paper argues that digitalisation of the food system enables trusted emissions data exchange across supply chains, crucial for deep decarbonisation. It proposes a framework integrating standardised emissions measurements with a supply c…
Vimala Kunchamboo, Victoria Little, Stephanie Kay Ann Cheah
Food waste contributes to GHG emissions throughout the supply chain. This qualitative case study examines collaborative networks for recovering unwanted food, revealing that competition and conflicting interests among stakeholders can compr…
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