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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Hang Pham, Binh Bui, Carolyn Cordery
Using agency theory, this study analyzes 1,402 responses from the 2021 CDP climate survey to examine how firms pursuing Science-Based Targets engage suppliers for Scope 3 emissions data. Firms most often use information-symmetry strategies …
Humberto Llavador, John E. Roemer, Thomas Stoerk
This paper models the endpoint of the Paris Agreement's ratcheting-up process using a tractable integrated assessment model where countries unanimously negotiate a global carbon budget and implement mitigation via a global carbon price. For…
Vargas Guzmán E.L.
An integrated assessment of global CCUS projects, spanning capture, utilization, and storage. It synthesizes project deployment status and enabling conditions, offering a cross-cutting view of CCUS's role and limits in decarbonization pathw…
Cianforlini M.
This study examines how European members engage with and shape the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank's energy strategy. It analyzes the interplay between multilateral development bank lending policy and evolving sustainable-finance norms…
A. Begim
This article analyzes three moral concepts underpinning sustainable finance—financial materiality, 'what gets measured gets managed,' and double materiality—as forms of economic morality. Drawing on ethnographic research in Norway, it shows…
Qiao-Rong Yang
A critical review of 15 studies at the intersection of AI, carbon accounting, and green accounting. It identifies three technical pathways: data-centric systems, ontology-driven hybrids for SMEs, and real-time tagging platforms. The paper h…
Shahid Naeem
This chapter provides facility managers with a practical framework for calculating and managing the carbon footprint of building portfolios. It emphasizes that operational emissions account for up to 80% of a building's life-cycle carbon im…
Pedro Manuel Gonçalves DOMINGUES
This narrative review examines the digitalisation of non-financial and ESG reporting in Europe, focusing on SMEs and implications for Portugal. It analyses how digital infrastructures (XBRL, ESEF), regulatory frameworks, and organisational …
Caldecott B.
This paper defines transition finance and examines how to embed it within post-Covid-19 recovery policy. It contributes to the design of frameworks for mobilizing capital toward decarbonization transitions.
Skjærseth J.B.
This study examines how the EU Emissions Trading System shapes oil industry behavior, framing corporate responses as either resistance or innovation. It asks whether carbon pricing signals drive decarbonization or provoke pushback. Without …
Lilliestam J.
A review of ex-post empirical evidence on whether carbon pricing actually drives technological change and full energy decarbonization. It synthesizes how effects vary by policy design and price level, informing carbon-pricing policy evaluat…
Moses O.
A tri-jurisdictional study comparing corporate readiness for mandatory climate-related disclosures through governance attributes in Australia, New Zealand and the UK. It examines how differing regulatory regimes shape board and management e…
Hadro D.
This paper examines circular economy disclosures by automotive firms under CSRD/ESRS E5, distinguishing symbolic (box-ticking) from substantive reporting. It interrogates whether mandatory EU disclosure drives real circular-economy action o…
Cortés D.
A study examining the dynamics of TCFD-aligned climate claims disclosed by UK corporates. It analyzes how firms frame and evolve their climate claims, probing the credibility and comparability of disclosure. Offers implications for disclosu…
Zhang Q.
An empirical study examining how mandatory ESG disclosure affects price discovery efficiency across global markets. It analyzes whether disclosure mandates reduce information asymmetry and improve market informational efficiency, comparing …
Lise W.
This paper examines how electricity generation attributes (source mix and origin data) are tracked and recorded in Europe. Europe's Guarantees of Origin and residual-mix frameworks shape corporate renewable procurement and the reliability o…
Viens N.
This paper critically examines the Canada Infrastructure Bank as a case study of how public financial institutions attempt to 'derisk' private investment in decarbonization infrastructure. It interrogates the limits of green finance and the…
van den Bergh J.C.J.M.
This paper frames the transition to a global carbon price through a 'dual-track' approach. The 'glass is half full' framing suggests measured optimism about incremental, multi-pathway institutional building. Without an abstract, methodologi…
Basaglia P.
This study examines how carbon pricing affects the competitiveness of UK manufacturing and how compensation measures offset those burdens. It empirically analyzes the impact on energy-intensive industries' costs, output, and investment deci…
Leenders E.
This paper examines the EU policy-making process behind the extension of the EU Emissions Trading System through the lens of leadership. It appears to analyze the political dynamics of broadening carbon pricing coverage. Without an abstract…
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