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.
Showing 21–40 of 669 papers
Kei Gomi, Yuki Ochi, Keita Mochihara +2
This study develops a method to allocate national decarbonization targets across subnational regions and estimate resulting regional energy balances and GHG emissions. Applied to Japan's 2050 carbon neutrality goal, two scenarios are compar…
Suyi Yang, Heng Yi Teah, Eri Amasawa +2
A modular attributional LCA with avoided-burden modeling quantifies net life-cycle climate impacts of Japan's used-vehicle exports across four powertrains and ten destinations. Without destination material recovery, exports are net burdens …
Hong, Yao-Ming
This record provides a scale-neutrality test and full analysis code for decomposing corporate carbon performance into scale, efficiency and trajectory. Using a firm-level Kaya identity, it regresses an ESG/climate score on log carbon intens…
Ting, John Z.Z., Lim, Jeng Shiun, Wan Alwi, Sharifah Rafidah +3
This study builds a MILP process-systems framework integrating energy penalties, emissions accounting, and cost for cross-border CCS network design. A hypothetical Japan–Malaysia case shows domestic Japanese storage is cheaper under base as…
Andewi Rokhmawati, Kamaliah Kamaliah, Indah Darajaturrafiqah
Supplementary dataset for a study on the conditional fungibility of carbon credits in Indonesia's carbon market. It documents data sources, variable construction, and analytical procedures to support transparency and reproducibility. The wo…
Rajanala Dr. Chandra Sekhar
This conceptual paper examines the link between ESG disclosure credibility, greenwashing, and corporate accountability in India. It reviews the BRSR and BRSR Core frameworks and the consumer authority's greenwashing guidelines, grounding an…
Shintaro Fujihara, Hideki Kobara, Atsushi Imagawa +3
First Japanese facility-level carbon footprint of a GI endoscopy unit, covering 794 procedures over 5 months at a 150-bed regional hospital using GHG Protocol and national emission factors. Electricity was the largest source (38.8%), 69.3% …
Beom-Jun Kim, Hansol Lim, Ki-Hyung Yu
Field study of replacing an electric boiler with an air-source cascade heat pump in a Korean house. It cut energy use 31.5–57.7% and heating costs 16.5–46.6%, with a 7.95-year payback. Yet part-load degradation plus Korea's high grid carbon…
Aruga K.
This study empirically examines the 'ESG paradox' facing large-scale investors and the market penalty for greenwashing, using Japanese GX transition bonds as evidence. It sheds light on investor behavior and valuation in the transition-bond…
May Aye Thiri, Federico Demaria, Arnim Scheidel
This paper introduces 'contested emissions'—projected GHG emissions from carbon-intensive projects opposed by communities or movements—and builds a framework distinguishing cancellations, delays, shortened lifespans, and market constraints.…
Fahny Ardian, Dolph Raikhan Shahrukh Ramadhan, Fakhreza Abdul +4
Limonitic nickel ore from Indonesia was reduced at 900°C under NH3 with 0–20 wt% Na2SO4, reaching 82.74% reduction at 15 wt% and 2 h while nickel metallisation stayed near 92%. Transparent carbon accounting for the reduction step gives 0.17…
サステナビリティ情報開示の法定義務化と 企業のリスク開示行動の実態分析
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An empirical study of how mandatory sustainability disclosure regulation shapes firms' risk disclosure behavior. It examines whether legal mandates change the volume, quality, and strategic framing of corporate risk disclosure. Relevant to …
Shivalik Pal
SEBI's BRSR Core mandates independently verified ESG disclosure for Indian listed firms, creating a hybrid 'assessment or assurance' regime. This paper asks whether this constitutes a shift to audit-based sustainability governance. It argue…
S. Bituila, Abhijeet Anand, Rangan Banerjee +1
Small communities hold ~43% of global population yet are underrepresented in urban-centric decarbonization frameworks. This study builds a six-pillar framework (GHG inventory/dMRV, sectoral roadmaps, carbon-market finance, capacity building…
Muhammad Abdur Rosyid Albana, Bagas Heradhyaksa, Pas Ingrid Pamesti +1
This study examines Indonesia's POJK No. 18/2023 on sustainable sukuk, showing that Articles 13 and 46 lack detailed provisions on external reviewer independence, competence, and accountability. These gaps—no accreditation standards, select…
Shiv Sai Trivedi, Karthik Goud, Sijil Joy +3
This study valorizes recycled concrete fines (RCF) via mineral carbonation, permanently storing CO2 while producing low-carbon mortars reinforced with carbon nanofibers. It demonstrates a circular construction-material pathway that couples …
Chiu, Ming-Cheng
Taiwan launched its carbon fee in 2025 with first payments in 2026. This paper builds a 31-entry ledger of commitments and adjustments, defining three disciplines: timing, threshold, and direction. Following Canada's independent assessment …
Taibi He, Lei Zhao, Yidong Wang
This study evaluates the coupling coordination among policy, industry, and import security in Japan's hydrogen strategy from 2017 to 2025 using entropy weighting and a coupling coordination degree model, adding a geopolitical-risk impulse f…
Eric Thomas Joseph
India mandated BRSR filing for the top 1,000 listed firms from FY2022-23, with assured BRSR Core indicators phased in from FY2023-24. This narrative review synthesizes SEBI circulars, empirical studies and reporting surveys across four ques…
Eka Sudarmaji, Muhammad Rubiul Yatim, Herlan +1
This study compares electricity generation data from 1985–2024 to explain why Indonesia's renewable transition lags ASEAN peers and OECD nations despite abundant hydro, solar, and geothermal resources. By 2024, renewables reached over 40% i…
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