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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Nyatefe, Akorfa Aku, Danso, Solomon Danquah
Deriving a six-criterion recognition-readiness rubric from Article 9 of EU Regulation 2023/956, this paper assesses the 16 most CBAM-exposed developing economies via structured document analysis. Readiness is essentially uncorrelated with e…
RECIO-ROMÁN, ALMUDENA, RECIO MENÉNDEZ, MANUEL, ROMÁN GONZÁLEZ, MARÍA VICTORIA
This replication package supports a study on cross-country heterogeneity in SME resource-efficiency convergence across Europe. It documents uneven reception of the common transition and establishes a baseline for evaluating the CSRD Omnibus…
Abdubannonova Khonzodabonu, Worldly Knowledge Publishing Centre
This article assesses the economic effects of AI and intelligent energy management on industrial decarbonisation, comparing Germany with Uzbekistan. It frames machine learning as an economic rather than environmental instrument, decomposing…
Nurwijayanti, K. N., Asnawi, Rustam, Jati, Handaru +2
This study proposes a hybrid GA–PSO building energy management model integrated with Six Sigma quality control (UCL/LCL, Cpk). Using 30 days of operational data, GA-PSO+Six Sigma cut energy use by 7.5% vs GA and 6.6% vs PSO while reducing c…
Maiken Borud Omtveit, Lisa Marie Dannappel, Shi You +1
This paper identifies AEM electrolyser model parameters directly from measured operational data at DTU's Power-to-X lab, capturing polarisation and current dynamics. The validated model enables more accurate evaluation of system topologies …
于洪文
A plate-type photocatalytic water-splitting reactor is proposed, comprising a quartz-glass/acrylic top cover, a base plate with inlet/central opening/outlet, and a carrier assembly that fixes catalyst plates and adjusts reaction-zone depth.…
Wijaya Triwacananingrum, Rahmawati Rahmawati, Djuminah Djuminah +1
This study analyzes sustainability reports from 17 Indonesian cement companies (2017-2020) using GRI standards, combining word-count textual analysis (Loughran-McDonald) with bibliometric mapping. Semen Jawa showed the strongest overall and…
Weiqing Dai, Pengcheng Zhong
This study examines how disagreement among ESG rating agencies affects corporate bond default risk, and whether investor confidence mitigates resulting financial vulnerability. It links ESG rating fragmentation to credit risk and cost of ca…
Haizhou Tang, Zhiming Xie, Qiang Fu
An empirical study examining the internal firm-level factors that shape ESG ratings among Chinese listed power companies. It analyzes how attributes such as firm size, governance, and disclosure posture influence ratings, aiming to clarify …
Chao Wei, Yuzhao Zhang
An empirical study examining the relationship between ESG ratings and over-indebtedness among Chinese firms. It likely tests whether higher ESG scores correlate with lower leverage or financing costs, or whether over-indebted firms manipula…
Hongli Fan, Yuqi Wang, Zhi Zhuo +1
This study examines how corporate digitalization affects divergence in ESG ratings. It explores whether digital transformation improves disclosure quality and reduces rating dispersion. ESG rating divergence matters for investors and cost o…
Keelan McMahon, Orla McCullagh, Philip O'Regan
This paper critically examines how academia has uncritically adopted ESG ratings, thereby legitimising rating agencies' methodologies and reinforcing the authority of the ESG rating industry. It highlights the risk that unvalidated ESG scor…
Gang Zhao, Yuxin Dai, Ning Zhao +4
This paper reviews design strategies and performance optimization of nickel-based bifunctional electrocatalysts for green hydrogen production via overall water splitting. Ni-based materials offer a low-cost, earth-abundant alternative to no…
Yuki Trisnoaji, Singgih Dwi Prasetyo, Zainal Arifin +1
This study examines the sustainability of on-grid hybrid PV–wind systems for green hydrogen production from unconventional resources, combining meta-analysis with deep learning. It aims to evaluate and optimize system performance and enviro…
Samarth Sharma, Narendra Singh, Pallavi Sharda Garg +2
This study empirically examines the determinants of viability for small-scale entrepreneurial green hydrogen ventures using PLS-SEM. It statistically tests which managerial, market, and policy factors drive the sustainability of these ventu…
Sargam Goel, Sahil Kataria, Deven Juneja
ICUs are among healthcare's most carbon-intensive settings due to continuous energy demand, single-use devices, and high pharmaceutical use. This narrative review synthesizes life-cycle evidence and international case studies to outline fea…
Xin Chen, Dale Prentice, Ross Arnold +18
This perspective presents seawater electrolysis pH-swing approaches that simultaneously enable atmospheric CO2 removal, renewable hydrogen production, and low-carbon cement/concrete production. It reports a gross energy intensity of ~2 MWh …
Ibtissem Gannoun, Shaykhah Aldossari, Majdi Argoubi +1
Using ARIMA models, this study projects Tunisia's GHG emissions to 2030 under GDP-normalised and per-capita metrics to assess NDC3.0 feasibility. The GHG-to-GDP ratio reaches only 49% of the required 45% reduction, while per-capita emission…
Thomas Kwan, Vincent Petit, Erin Heinz +1
Schneider Electric Research Institute and Boston University analyze institutional gaps blocking U.S. building decarbonization via 60 practitioner interviews in Boston and Phoenix. Three-quarters of obstacles lack a line item in standard cos…
Kareem Abushama, Will Hawkins, Loizos Pelecanos +1
This study examines the barriers and enablers to decarbonising deep foundations in the UK geotechnical sector, drawing on insights from industry experts. It highlights a hard-to-abate construction segment where concrete and steel use, desig…
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