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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Xiao-Xin Li, Chi Xie, Wei-Ying Wang +2
This paper builds a novel climate risk measure using an autoencoder that integrates eight proxies for physical and transition risks. The measure strongly predicts stock market returns over 1- to 12-month horizons in- and out-of-sample, deli…
Iman Mustofa, Yasha Rahmanda, Rifqi Andika Ramadhan
Examines whether green accounting disclosure relates to investor valuation in listed coal companies and whether corporate governance strengthens that link. It separates disclosure breadth from quality, financial materiality, and verificatio…
Devi Anggrayni, W. Widodo, Hastarini Dwi Atmanti
Integrating satellite indicators of flood exposure, forest loss and night-time lights with Indonesian macro data (1960–2024), this study uses a dynamic time-series framework to test short- and long-run links between environmental risk and g…
Gabriel Tordue Buluku, Msugh Stephen Shiada, Usman Salifu Oma +1
This study measured CH₄, N₂O and CO₂ at 25 livestock and farmland sites in each of Nigeria's six geopolitical zones and estimated annual emissions using an IPCC Tier 1 approach. An illustrative inventory (150 livestock heads, 100 ha farmlan…
Clara I. González, Pedro Linares, Soledad Núñez +15
A Banco de España volume collecting contributions from a 2026 high-level conference co-organized with the NGFS, CEET and LSE's Transition Pathway Initiative Centre. It examines how climate change and the low-carbon transition affect the eco…
Fawad Sheikh, Ákos Török
This study experimentally examines how rapid cooling during CO2 injection affects host rock in CCS reservoirs. Limestone tensile and compressive strength were measured before and after dry-ice-induced thermal shock to quantify damage rates …
Yogya Dhull, Piyushi Kumari, Anushka Simalti +2
This review systematically examines renewable-energy-driven CO2 capture and utilization (CCU), focusing on material–process relationships. It assesses adsorption/absorption systems (zeolites, MOFs, COFs, ionic liquids, deep eutectic solvent…
Meng-Cheng Zhan, Jing-Wen Jiang, Ting-Ting Xia +8
This work designs spatially hierarchical sites on carbon-based nanomaterials to boost whole-process CO2 capture through dual-pathway synergy. It targets improved CCUS performance via materials engineering. Details are limited as no abstract…
Jayant Kumar, Rupesh Baroniya, Tikendra Nath Verma +1
A comprehensive review of renewable-powered green hydrogen production, covering electrolysis technologies, techno-economics, life cycle assessment, and digitalization pathways. It synthesizes cost structures, environmental impacts, and the …
Evy Steelyana, Ghassani Ghassani, Fransiska Priska +2
This study assesses the credibility of ESG environmental disclosures in Indonesian telecommunications firms through qualitative content analysis of sustainability reports (2022-2024). It finds substantial gaps between disclosed commitments …
Mohamad Djasuli, A. Fitriya, Rifkotul Mu'minah +2
A systematic review of 37 peer-reviewed studies (2020-2025) on how sustainability reporting (SR) supports Net Zero Emissions. SR serves three strategic functions: legitimacy (89.2%), transparency (75.7%), and green innovation (67.6%). Key b…
Bani Septiawan, Rendy Pradityo, A. Nugraha
A PRISMA-based systematic literature review and bibliometric analysis of 4,164 Scopus articles (2020–2025) maps the knowledge structure of renewable energy transition research. China, the US, and Europe lead output and collaboration; domina…
F. Sunder, Sibylle Braungardt, Tilman Hesse +1
First empirical evaluation of Germany's 2023 graduated carbon-cost-splitting law for rental buildings, introduced ahead of EU-ETS 2. Combining ~400 landlord/metering/property-manager surveys, stakeholder interviews, and metered consumption …
Chun-Jie Zhao, An-Qi Wu, Ramanath Subramanyam
This paper integrates CDP disclosure data with US state Renewable Portfolio Standards to estimate causal effects of policy on firm-level GHG emission intensity. Using facility-level Scope 1 and Scope 2 data and a staggered difference-in-dif…
Mehar Un Nisa, Umar Abdur Rahim, Ahmad Khan +1
Using 9,600 firm-year observations from 1,200 Chinese manufacturers (2018–2025), the study finds digital transformation raises supply chain resilience by 0.18 SD and sustainability performance by 0.14 SD per SD increase. Digitally advanced …
Ridha Fiharani Abdillah, Arie Pratama, Annisa Nabila Hasan
This study develops a TCFD-based climate-related financial disclosure framework for Padjadjaran University, Indonesia. Using document analysis and semi-structured interviews mapped to TCFD's four pillars, it finds sustainability initiatives…
MUBARAK ALIYU DANMARAYA, Ma Jie, Aminu Hassan Jakada +2
Using panel econometrics (P-ARDL) on African data 1990–2022, the study finds rising temperatures and carbon emissions significantly reduce agricultural performance in both short and long run, while sustainable finance and population growth …
Yulin Ma, 边培松, Liang Tang
Proposes an integrated route producing green methanol by coupling wind-solar electrolytic hydrogen with biomass gasification. Using an Inner Mongolia demonstration project, a biomass gas bypass backup raises annual methanol output ~20% for …
Hongqin Tang, Yang Shen, Weiqiao Ruan +1
This study appears to build a machine-learning model predicting methane emissions from emission inertia and urban features under a digital-green integration framing, with explainable AI used to interpret drivers. City-level prediction and f…
Xiaoyang Zhong, Tomer Fishman, Timothy Tiggeloven +4
This study quantifies building-material demand and embodied emissions from flood-driven reconstruction across Europe under climate change and subsidence. Baseline annual replacement needs (~30 Mt materials, ~9 Mt CO2e) could rise more than …
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