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.
Showing 2101–2120 of 37257 papers
Kurkovsky A.
This work appears to address methods for analyzing and designing management systems that operate emissions trading schemes. The title suggests a focus on information-system design underpinning carbon market administration, but without an ab…
Lu L.
A theoretical study analyzing the optimal production policy of a complete monopoly firm under an emissions trading system. It likely models how carbon prices and allowance allocation affect a monopolist's output and pricing decisions, offer…
Hong C.
An empirical study of Chinese listed companies examining how ESG disclosure relates to firms' two-way foreign direct investment—both outbound and inbound. It tests whether ESG transparency shapes international capital flows and investment a…
De Souza E.
This work explores using post-consumer glass as a cementing agent in mine backfill, substituting for cement to mitigate environmental hazards and greenhouse gas emissions. It links waste valorization with cement-related decarbonization in m…
Uhrig R.E.
A study comparing greenhouse gas emissions across gasoline, hybrid-electric, and hydrogen-fueled vehicles. Without an abstract, details are unverified, but it likely assesses transport decarbonization pathways by contrasting vehicle technol…
Granovskii M.
A study examining the economics of reducing greenhouse gas emissions through wind- and solar-based electricity and hydrogen production. It addresses the cost dimensions and decarbonization role of renewable-derived hydrogen. Methodology and…
Siveter R.
A study examining indirect Scope 3 greenhouse gas emissions in the oil and gas sector. No abstract is available, so the specific methods and findings cannot be assessed from this record. It sits within the Scope 3 accounting and disclosure …
Galina Bădicu, Svetlana Mihaila, V. Grosu
This study examines how AI can improve sustainability-report assurance efficiency while preserving ethical integrity and standards compliance. Using a practitioner survey plus LLM/NLP analysis of ESG reports, it finds ethical safeguards (bi…
Isabel-María García-Sánchez, G. Nicolo', Filippo Vitolla +1
Using a panel of 717 European firms (6,925 firm-years, 2014–2023) and Tobit/robustness estimators, this study tests whether assurance quality mitigates ESG decoupling—the misalignment between ESG performance and disclosure. Higher assurance…
Wei-Jun Cao
Using Chinese city panel data (2011–2023), this study compares how formal (FER) and informal (IER) environmental regulation affect green innovation (GI). FER promotes GI while IER shows a U-shaped relationship. Climate policy uncertainty we…
Amber Afshan Shikoh
A review of the anthropogenic drivers of climate change, its ecological and socio-economic impacts, and mitigation/adaptation strategies. It highlights MENA/UAE vulnerabilities—extreme heat, water scarcity, fossil-fuel dependence—alongside …
V.Bakyalakshmi, S. M., Saranya P +3
This paper proposes HCARO, a Human-Centric Adaptive Reasoning Optimizer that integrates ML/DL-based carbon emission forecasting, human expert rules, policy constraint evaluation, adaptive feedback learning, and multi-objective optimization …
D. Eisape
Proposes a carbon-aware household flexibility exchange, specified via the Platform Business Model Canvas and operationalized as a trade-reduction double auction with buyer values adjusted by a public carbon-intensity signal. It adds a reven…
Aleksandrs Šcedrovs, Pauls Sondors, Maksims Feofilovs +2
This work compares time-resolved energy attribution models to improve the accuracy and transparency of corporate carbon reporting. It examines how temporal matching of energy consumption and emissions affects reported figures, offering guid…
Isaac Alhamdu Baba, S. Mustapha, O. B. Awe +5
This review critically synthesizes nanostructured adsorbents for CO2 capture—MOFs, COFs, nanoporous carbons, graphene analogs, silica hybrids, metal oxides, and bioinspired materials—linking pore structure, surface chemistry, thermodynamics…
Ana D. Anufrijev
This review synthesizes 2024–2025 literature on AI in ESG reporting, covering benefits, challenges, and risks. AI improves accuracy, coverage, and timeliness of ESG data, lowers compliance costs, and aids regulatory alignment, but introduce…
I. Bargaoui, Imen Khanchel, Naima Lassoued
Using 387 S&P 500 firms (2010–2021), this study shows carbon emissions reduce stock liquidity via information asymmetry, stakeholder divestment, and legitimacy threats, with Scope 1 emissions carrying the strongest penalty. Overconfident CE…
Han Zhang
A study examining how China's Belt and Road Initiative shapes urban energy transitions through institutional opening and technological pathways. It frames BRI-driven technology transfer alongside a 'spatial squeeze' effect, suggesting the i…
Michael Hitch, George Barakos, Jiajie Li +1
This work examines recovering critical minerals from mine waste as secondary resources, framed through circular economy and ESG governance. It links secure supply of transition-critical minerals with management of environmental and social r…
Mojawir Ahmad Sadat, Deyi Xu
Using a decomposition-based panel of IEA member and association economies (1995–2022), the study links energy and carbon decomposition, value-added energy/carbon intensity, CO2 transport and storage, and a Critical Mineral Import Dependence…
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