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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Mahdi Salehi, Amirhossein Arminkia, Saeid Homayoun +1
Using 168,198 firm-year observations, this study shows that higher ESG scores significantly increase the likelihood of conducting sustainability audits. CSR strategy mediates this link, translating ESG performance into formalized assurance,…
Jehezkiel A. L. Lantang, Asse, Yovan Iristian
This study examines the legal tension between surging demand for critical energy transition minerals and international human rights obligations, arguing that traditional investor-centric mining concessions reproduce colonial extraction patt…
Subhadip Ghosh, A. Sen, Arka Mukherjee
A two-stage game with vertically differentiated products and endogenous environmental quality analyzes unilateral carbon pricing and the EU CBAM. Taxing imports corrects the foreign exporter's missing tax incentive, but the same charge also…
Tian Liu, Jianguo Liu, Tao Ling +1
Using a 74-country panel (1980-2022) with two-way fixed effects, this study examines how energy security risk (ESR) affects energy transition (ET), moderated by economic policy uncertainty (EPU) and geopolitical risk (GPR). ESR promotes ET,…
Rüdiger Veil
This piece addresses Article 5 of the EU Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (SFDR), covering transparency requirements for environmentally sustainable investments in pre-contractual disclosures and periodic reports. It sets out how f…
Yinda Zhang, Chuyao Fan, Jingjing Jiang +1
A pack-level life-cycle assessment estimating the carbon footprint and carbon-related costs of LFP versus NMC811 traction battery packs made in China. It incorporates trade-weighted carbon price exposure to compare how battery chemistry aff…
Ewa Jastrzębska, Agata Lulewicz-Sas, Joanna Godlewska
This qualitative study uses semi-structured expert interviews and thematic analysis to examine ESG reporting challenges under EU regulatory uncertainty from simultaneous CSRD/ESRS implementation and Omnibus revisions. Experts value standard…
Adeboye Oyegunle, Olaf Weber
This study uses AI and NLP to examine how well 16 major global climate risk banking regulations align with 83 peer-reviewed articles (2017–2024). It finds only moderate alignment (74.2% cosine similarity), showing regulators partially incor…
Drews S.
A global survey of climate policy researchers mapping expert consensus and disagreement on instruments such as carbon pricing, emissions trading, regulation, and subsidies. It identifies which policy tools command broad scientific agreement…
Olasehinde-Williams G.
This study examines the link between environmental policy stringency and carbon leakage in the EU, building the case for a carbon border adjustment mechanism (CBAM). It empirically tests whether stricter domestic climate policy shifts emiss…
Martin R.
A review assessing a decade of evidence on how the EU Emissions Trading Scheme affected regulated firms. It synthesizes findings on carbon pricing's effects on abatement, competitiveness, and innovation. Offers key lessons for designing car…
Qiao K.
A mini review surveying the development and practical experience of carbon tax policies across countries. It synthesizes design choices and lessons from international carbon pricing implementation, offering comparative reference for jurisdi…
Christy A.
Proposes a dynamic framework to align corporate climate reporting and action with global climate targets such as the Paris Agreement. It aims to close the gap between disclosure and real decarbonization by continuously assessing target alig…
Marta Alonso, Martin Jacob, Gaizka Ormazábal +1
Using stock price reactions to EU CBAM announcements, the authors find EU purchasers of CBAM-covered products earn significantly lower returns than non-European producers. Effects are strongest for EU buyers with non-EU supply chains and wh…
KU Howard
This white paper argues carbon information is now a material procurement input for steel-intensive infrastructure, and that CBAM, CFP, EPD, worldsteel LCI, DPP and ResponsibleSteel are related but non-interchangeable evidence regimes. It pr…
Hon Chung Lau, Steve Tsai
APAC data center power capacity will grow 4.4x from 16 GW in 2025 to 70 GW in 2030, raising DC-emitted CO2 from 46 to 177 Mtpa. India, Japan, Australia and others will rely heavily on coal, while Singapore, Korea and New Zealand rely on gas…
Kejia Yan
This repository provides the dataset and replication code for a study examining how emissions trading system (ETS) adoption relates to industrial combustion CO2 emissions across G20 economies from 1990–2023. It employs fixed-effects and EKC…
Wenzhi Wang, Sijia Fan, Yong Hu
Using a multi-period difference-in-difference design across countries, this study finds that ETS adoption significantly reduces carbon emission intensity, operating through energy-mix optimization and green innovation. Financial development…
Sunitha Prabhuram, Thamburaj Anthuvan
This PRISMA-based systematic review of 48 ESG materiality studies (2020-2025) examines whether global materiality practices are converging or fragmenting across competing financial and double materiality regimes. It finds partial interopera…
Jani Sillman, Patel Gulam Husain, Jouni Havukainen +5
Using Finland as a case study, this LCA quantifies emission savings across six green-hydrogen Power-to-X pathways (e-H2, e-methane, e-methanol, e-fuels, e-ammonia, green steel). Green steel yields the largest savings (~17.5 MtCO2-eq), follo…
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