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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Shuan Peng, Xuefang Wu, Ya Han +4
Assessing 71 Chinese low-carbon pilot cities via KPI benchmarking, Tapio-LMDI decomposition, and counterfactual simulation, the study finds a systematic gap between mitigation trends and policy delivery: 37% missed carbon-intensity targets …
Putri Alifa Kholil, Abdul Jabbar, Dhia Sasmita Lantip +2
Gate-to-gate LCA of a laundry MSME quantifies carbon and water footprints using IPCC 2021 GWP100 and AWARE methods. Laundering 1 ton of clothes emits 5,072 kg CO2-eq and uses 687 m3 of water, with the washing stage the hotspot (68% of emiss…
Edoardo Rossi, Claudia Bassano, Giulia Monteleone +2
An integrated modeling study applying renewable hydrogen to decarbonize ceramic kilns, combining techno-economic assessment with a comparison of electrolyzer technologies. It examines the cost and feasibility of hydrogen substitution for hi…
Wang S.
A mathematical modeling study of Book and Claim carbon-reduction schemes in maritime operations. It formalizes a 'paradox' where the certificate-trading mechanism may diverge from intended emission reductions, illustrated via numerical expe…
Chigbu U.E.
This interpretive review examines how the expansion of green hydrogen production in Africa affects land tenure and local communities. It maps land-use conversion and tenure-conflict risks tied to large renewable and hydrogen projects and of…
Pingkuo L.
This study models the diffusion of CCUS technology under a carbon emissions trading mechanism using a tripartite evolutionary game among thermal power enterprises, government, and the public. It analyzes how each actor's strategy choices sh…
Dai M.
A study evaluating the investment case for retrofitting CCUS onto China's coal-to-liquid (CTL) industry. Though no abstract is available, it appears to assess the economics and capital recovery of applying CCUS to a highly carbon-intensive …
Kumar A.
This paper examines the regulatory framework for green hydrogen in India. Without an abstract, specifics are unclear, but it appears to focus on hydrogen policy and regulatory design within the energy transition.
Sharma V.K.
A study on India's green hydrogen economy and its industrial opportunities. It addresses decarbonization potential through hydrogen production, demand creation, and policy support. Methodology and quantitative findings are unverified due to…
Marín-Rodríguez N.J.
A review-oriented paper on integrating green bonds into portfolio investments, surveying recent market trends and investor uptake while outlining further research directions. Empirical detail is unverified as no abstract was available.
Xie X.
Applies a differential-evolution-optimized SVM to model the financing costs of green bonds and identify their influencing factors. Demonstrates a machine-learning approach to predicting green bond pricing and spreads. Details are limited as…
Liu F.H.M.
A study examining how green sukuk (Islamic bonds) drive the development of green Islamic finance in Malaysia. It explores how Islamic finance frameworks shape the ecosystem for green capital raising. Details are limited as no abstract was a…
Shang H.
This study examines regional disparities in green finance development across Chinese cities, focusing on the North–South divide and the mechanisms that produce it. No abstract is available, so methods and findings cannot be detailed; the wo…
Ntombela T.
A study examining awareness of green finance products and the factors perceived to influence their adoption. Without an abstract, methods and findings remain unverified, but the work appears to empirically probe barriers and drivers of gree…
Ürkmez S.
This paper revisits whether carbon border adjustment mechanisms (CBAM) can actually reduce carbon leakage, framed through a manufacturer's dual-sourcing problem. It analyzes how carbon price differentials shape firms' sourcing and location …
Yin F.
An empirical study examining how the level of ESG disclosure affects corporate carbon performance among listed firms in heavy-pollution industries. It tests whether disclosure quality and quantity actually drive emission reductions, probing…
İnci T.
This paper empirically examines the drivers of carbon mitigation on the path to net-zero emissions. With no abstract available, the specific methods, countries, and findings remain unverified, but identifying mitigation drivers can inform d…
Sungmun Yoon, Kang-wook Cho, Soojin Park
This study analyzes the techno-economic performance and sustainability indicators of microgrids combining small modular reactors (SMRs) with renewables to achieve 24/7 carbon-free energy (CFE) matching for data centers. It evaluates how fir…
Jia-Ning Le
This review synthesizes post-2020 literature on how ESG ratings shape capital market pricing efficiency. Strong ESG performance improves efficiency via better information environments, lower price synchronicity and delay, and reduced crash …
Ispita Jahan, Sonia Nashid, Kaniz Sultana Chy +4
This study builds an explainable ESG sentiment model combining FinBERT and RoBERTa with SHAP and XLex interpretability. Analyzing 1,200 disclosures from 150 U.S. listed firms (2018–2024), it links ESG sentiment to financial risk via fixed-e…
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