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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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…
Glaveli N.
This paper assesses how maturely companies report their sustainable business models and strategies under the EU CSRD framework. It analyzes the quality and current practice of strategy and business-model disclosure required by CSRD, highlig…
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…
Di Vaio A.
This study examines how European port ecosystems innovate circular and regenerative business models through carbon insetting — reducing or sequestering emissions within the value chain. It analyzes how port-based collaboration can align Sco…
Ellili N.O.D.
An empirical study examining how ESG disclosure levels and ownership structure affect firms' cost of capital in the UAE. It tests whether stronger disclosure lowers financing costs and how ownership types (state, family, institutional) mode…
Nawaiseh M.E.
An empirical study examining how firm size and financial performance shape CSR disclosure, specifically employee- and environment-related dimensions. It likely tests whether larger, more profitable firms disclose more, contributing to the l…
Nguyen L.T.M.
An empirical study of S&P 500 firms examining which board profiles—composition, diversity, independence, expertise—drive stronger ESG disclosure. It links corporate governance structure to the quality and extent of ESG reporting, offering e…
Wang L.
An empirical study examining whether firms' ESG disclosure is driven more by industry peers or geographic peers, and how such peer effects translate into economic consequences such as firm value or cost of capital. It disentangles the diffu…
Virdy S.S.
This study integrates multi-fuel energy demand, load profiles, and GHG emissions for an unelectrified rural community in Zambia. It offers baseline data to inform electrification and decarbonization planning, supporting off-grid renewable e…
Aitkazina M.A.
This work appears to examine how rising greenhouse gas emissions in a key sector threaten sustainable development goals. No abstract is available, so the sector, methods, and quantitative findings remain unclear. It likely frames the trade-…
Li X.
This study assesses and compares the energy use and greenhouse gas emissions of conventional versus solar-assisted air conditioning systems. Its contribution lies in quantifying how solar thermal integration can reduce cooling-related energ…
Ning J.
This study applies life-cycle assessment (LCA) to account for greenhouse gas emissions from China's agricultural system. Agricultural emissions form a major share of Scope 3 and supply-chain footprints, so robust accounting methods underpin…
Zhao S.
This paper examines how China could build a greenhouse gas emission assessment system and what legislative path would institutionalize it. Without an abstract, details are unclear, but it appears to address the design of emission measuremen…
Freebairn J.
This work appears to examine a combined 'policy package' approach to reducing greenhouse gas emissions, rather than single instruments. It likely analyzes how carbon pricing, regulation, and subsidies interact within a portfolio. Methods an…
Iswara A.P.
A study examining greenhouse gas emission reduction in Indonesia's upstream petroleum sector. The title suggests an inquiry into whether more reduction measures translate into greater outcomes. It speaks to decarbonization of oil and gas up…
Yang K.H.
Proposes a data collection platform for greenhouse gas emission factors in smart farm settings, aiming to build and standardize the coefficient data needed for agricultural emissions accounting. Details are unavailable (no abstract), but it…
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