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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Lu L.
A study examining the collaborative benefits and optimization of a CCUS-hydrogen coupling system that incorporates hydrogen storage scheduling. It appears to focus on improving the design and operational efficiency of integrated CCUS-H2 dec…
Zhang H.
A comparative analysis of CCUS regulatory frameworks across Europe, China and the Middle East. It maps differences in legal and policy design and highlights institutional gaps shaping CCUS deployment. The study suggests how divergent region…
Bartels J.
This paper develops a strategic site-selection framework for building a green hydrogen economy, applied to the German case. It likely integrates criteria such as renewable resource availability, infrastructure, and proximity to demand. The …
Kasradze T.
An empirical study examining how green finance affects sustainable development across developing economies. Specific methods and findings are unavailable without an abstract, but the work likely links green capital flows to development outc…
Wu H.
An empirical study examining how green finance policy in China affects environmental decoupling—the separation of economic growth from environmental degradation. It assesses whether policy design can reconcile environmental performance with…
Cheng H.
A theoretical study comparing domestic and international emissions trading regimes under capital mobility. It likely examines how cross-border capital flows affect the efficiency, distributional outcomes, and design of carbon markets. Findi…
Fritzeen W.E.
This study examines how demand for and trade of construction materials shapes greenhouse gas emissions. It frames embodied emissions from material production and transport through demand-side and trade-structure lenses. Methods and findings…
Habib M.
This work examines how carbon pricing affects the food system, weighing sustainability gains against equity and distributional consequences. It considers whether pricing food-related emissions can deliver environmental benefits without wors…
Amel-Zadeh A.
This paper examines how carbon accounting underpins the shift from voluntary to mandatory climate disclosure. It likely explores how firms operationalize accounting frameworks and data systems to meet regulatory reporting demands. Details a…
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After the 2021-22 crisis, Nordic day-ahead prices decoupled: four southern zones co-move strongly with DE-LU (0.54-0.71) while four northern zones do not (0.25-0.30). Yet price information did not split accordingly—neighbouring prices cut f…
Ally Kategire
A mixed-methods study assessing environmental impacts of electric ferries at the Kigamboni-Magogoni ferry in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. It finds that shifting from diesel vessels to electric ships cuts GHG emissions and reduces SOx, NOx and p…
R. Reisinger, P. Grudniewski, Freya C. Womersley +2
A proof-of-concept simulating eight port-to-port voyages for a crude oil tanker and a container ship under baseline, 10-knot speed reduction, and full avoidance of whale shark aggregation sites. Fuel-use changes ranged from −0.13% to 9.65%,…
Milva Eileen Justavino-Castillo, Tomás Díaz-Ríos, Carlos A. Rovetto +2
This study integrates IMO DCS data (via GISIS) with over two million Panama Canal operational records to forecast vessel fuel consumption and CO2 emissions. Fuel data are converted to CO2 using fuel-specific factors, with standardized vesse…
Bing-Quan Zhang, Zhen-Yang Chen, Hannah Wang +8
A study on the supply chain and environmental implications of waste-derived graphite, likely for battery anodes. It appears to examine circularity and decarbonization benefits of valorizing waste streams, though details are unavailable with…
Tian-Jiao Dai, Zhanjiu Hao, Junfeng Chen +5
This paper reviews three decades of port emission inventory methods, tracing the shift from top-down fuel-based and bottom-up power-based approaches to high-resolution dynamic methods using multi-source data fusion. It identifies key limita…
Caroline Wiguna
Using 24 bank-year observations from four Indonesian KBMI 4 banks (2020–2025), this study tests whether fintech adoption, sustainable finance innovation, and operational efficiency affect ROA, and whether corporate governance moderates thes…
Amir Fattahi, Mobi van der Linden, Francesco Dalla Longa +17
An ensemble of integrated assessment models quantifies hydrogen's role in Europe's net-zero transition. 2050 hydrogen uptake ranges 0.3–11.7 EJ (avg 4 EJ, ~7% of final energy), concentrated in industry and synthetic fuels, with minimal use …
Chaobo Zhou, Lixing Liu, Wen Zhang
Using 3,299 Chinese A-share listed firms (2010-2022), this study finds green fund shareholdings significantly reduce corporate carbon emission intensity, robust to IV and lagged-variable treatments. Effects are stronger in non-heavily-pollu…
Xu Yi
A historical study of how energy consumption in Chinese manufacturing factories shifted during the first three decades of the 20th century. With no abstract available, the specific findings are unclear, but it likely documents early industr…
Yu Fu, Zhengjie Yang, Zhang Bing +1
Using OECD data 1994–2021, this study examines nonlinear effects of agroforestry, financial markets, innovation, environmental taxes, and consumption expenditure on territory-based CO2 emissions. Agroforestry shows an inverted-U: early stag…
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