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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Leonzio G.
A study optimizing CCUS supply chains across several European countries under uncertainty. It models CO2 capture, transport and storage network design quantitatively, offering implications for infrastructure planning and investment. Without…
Yao E.
Sediment entrainment threatens the safety and efficiency of salt-cavern CCUS operations. This paper proposes foam-templated polymer gels as a robust material strategy to mitigate entrainment. It offers an engineering contribution toward mor…
Stanitsas M.
This paper addresses sustainable energy strategies built around Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs). It likely examines how firms use long-term renewable contracts to cut Scope 2 emissions and meet decarbonization targets. No abstract is avail…
Tang Z.
This work proposes a compact twin-core photonic crystal fiber sensor that simultaneously monitors CO2 concentration and mechanical strain for CCS/CCUS systems. It suggests an integrated optical-fiber approach to leak detection and structura…
Dillman K.
This paper proposes an absolute climate sustainability assessment of hydrogen production pathways, evaluating them against planetary climate limits rather than relative comparisons. It reframes grey, blue, and green hydrogen in terms of cli…
Babich V.
A theoretical analysis of how asymmetric information about plant outage risk shapes the design and pricing of unit-contingent power purchase agreements (PPAs). It likely examines how contract structures affect efficiency and risk allocation…
Yin Z.
This study proposes a carbon–pollution–economy coupling coordination framework to optimize CCUS pathways for straw-fired combined heat and power (CHP) systems. It jointly assesses decarbonization benefits, air-pollution trade-offs, and econ…
Moubarak H.
This work addresses diagnostic observation technologies for CCUS, focusing on monitoring, verification (MRV) and risk assessment. It highlights how leakage detection and long-term monitoring underpin regulatory compliance and public accepta…
Hadaś-Dyduch M.
This paper examines how green bonds function as an instrument for financing ecological investments across the Visegrad Four (Poland, Czechia, Slovakia, Hungary). It situates green finance development in emerging Central European EU markets …
Glavas D.
An empirical study on how stock markets react to green bond issuance and how green regulation shapes that reaction. It suggests the signaling value of issuance shifts with the strength of the regulatory environment, linking disclosure/finan…
Maria M.R.
A bibliometric study mapping the evolution of green finance research using complex networks and machine learning. It visualizes thematic clusters and temporal shifts, revealing the field's knowledge structure and emerging directions. It exe…
Azhgaliyeva D.
Using firm-level panel data, this paper empirically examines how global economic and financial shocks affect corporate green bond issuance. It sheds light on the resilience of green financing under stress and offers implications for climate…
Mendoza O.D.Q.
This study compares the price comovement of certified green bonds, self-labelled green bonds, and conventional bonds over 2018–2023. It examines whether third-party certification affects how green bonds are priced relative to conventional b…
Nie Q.
This study applies a time-varying parameter VAR (TVP-VAR) model to examine the dynamic spillover effects of China's green bond market on other financial markets and asset classes. It captures how transmission channels evolve over time, clar…
Wang R.
This study empirically examines whether China's carbon emission trading scheme reduced PM2.5 concentrations, using Hubei province as the case. It tests the air-quality co-benefits of carbon pricing beyond decarbonization. Relevant to debate…
Ju X.
An empirical study examining how China's carbon emissions trading scheme (ETS) affects carbon emissions and economic development in Chongqing. It assesses regional abatement effects and economic growth impacts, evaluating the effectiveness …
Ma J.
This study empirically examines how volatility in China's carbon emission trading markets spills over into stock prices. It quantifies the financial linkage between carbon markets and capital markets, showing how carbon price risk transmits…
Kemene A.
This study examines how overlapping carbon-pricing regimes (e.g. EU ETS and IMO measures) shape shipowners' investment responses. It focuses on how the layering of regulatory architectures alters decarbonization investment incentives and ti…
Beaufils T.
This paper examines whether carbon border adjustments (e.g. CBAM) can foster international climate cooperation. It likely analyzes how border measures prevent carbon leakage and competitiveness loss while strengthening global mitigation inc…
Nowlan A.
This work develops a 'pollution accounting' approach to quantify the air emissions and impacts of corporate transportation-system choices. Using food freight and the grocery industry in Los Angeles as a case study, it links transport mode d…
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