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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Williams Kennedy George
A conceptual paper examining how resilient low-carbon smart cities can support SDG 2030 in rapidly urbanizing Nigeria. It advocates IoT, AI, and big data to boost urban resilience and cut emissions, stressing comprehensive planning, strong …
Sofik Handoyo, Memed Sueb, Erlane K Ghani
A PRISMA-based systematic review of 182 Scopus-indexed open-access articles on green economy and low-carbon development policy and governance. It maps recurring policy domains (energy efficiency, sustainable agriculture, urban sustainabilit…
Hashem Amini Toosi, Mohammadjavad Mahdavinejad
This critical review synthesizes literature on smart building technologies for BIPV-driven energy retrofitting using a PRISMA-based protocol. It proposes a retrofit-depth classification, a phase-based KPI framework, and a performance-priori…
Chenxi Zhang
This study presents an electrical design of a grid-connected rooftop PV system for a low-carbon detached house in Shanghai. From a winter demand of 17.8 kWh/day, 3.8 h/day sunshine and a 1.8 loss coefficient, PV capacity is sized at 8.43 kW…
Daniel Damilare Akerele, Federico M. Aguayo
A critical review synthesizing 100+ sources on Portland Limestone Cement across durability, standards, SCM interactions, and limestone quality. Commercial 5–15% PLC generally matches OPC performance when w/c ratio, curing, and air entrainme…
Xiufang Liu, Lijun Zhang, 秦耀辰 +2
A case study applying the multi-level perspective (MLP) to analyze low-carbon transition pathways of high-carbon manufacturing in China's Yellow River Basin. It examines how regime, niche, and landscape dynamics interact in a heavy-industry…
Zili Chen, Lichen Liu, Wenbo Wu +2
This paper applies explainable AI methods to decarbonization decisions around coal retirement and renewable-plus-storage expansion. It advances the methodology from correlation toward causal analysis, aiming to make policy and investment de…
Chenglin Li, Yang Zhang, Yafei Xu +1
Early evidence suggests rising data centre electricity demand is linked to delays in coal power retirement timelines. The work highlights a tension between AI/cloud-driven power demand growth and decarbonization progress, with implications …
Jonghyun Park, Dankyeong Kim, Hye-Bin Kim +3
A review of black soldier fly (BSF) bioconversion for valorising livestock manure, covering recent technical advances and process integration. It outlines pathways by which waste-to-resource conversion can contribute to carbon neutrality. R…
Yuheng Li, Gang Lin, Shenggong Li +3
A study assessing the development potential of floating photovoltaics (FPV) in China under its carbon-neutrality framework. It examines the energy-water-land nexus, analyzing how FPV deployment interacts with water resources and land constr…
HR Jung, Park Soohyung, Wontae Lee
Local governments cannot reach carbon neutrality alone; interlocal cooperation boosts implementation capacity. Analyzing domestic and international cases, the study classifies regions into urban-concentrated, industrial/power-specialized, a…
Samuel Asuamah Yeboah, Ernest Kumi, Alex Ofori
Using 1970–2023 Ghanaian time-series data, this study applies ARDL bounds testing and Granger causality to examine employment determinants alongside manufacturing value-added, trade openness, capital formation, and CO2 emissions. Carbon- an…
Suwicha Sokul, Thipwan Fangsuwannarak, Keerati Chayakulkheeree
Using a 5.99 MWp hybrid PV system at Suranaree University of Technology as a living lab, the study proposes a DIEL method capturing both panel degradation and inverter efficiency loss over a 25-year lifecycle. Carbon credits (5.52 USD/tCO2e…
Yanjiang Lu, Yue Teng, Juan Wang +1
This work proposes Proof-of-Carbon-Trading (PoCT), a blockchain consensus mechanism designed to incentivize emission reductions in the construction industry within carbon markets. It links verified emission-reduction proofs to trading, aimi…
Redeemer Okekale Salami, Kate Markin, Derek Amuna +1
Five open-weight LLMs were benchmarked on extracting verified ESG metrics from 518 corporate sustainability reports (2010–2026). Models summarize narrative policy well (F1≈0.729) but extract exact figures like Scope 1 emissions poorly (F1≈0…
Gurazada Himaja Veda Sri, Hamsika Madanu, Chatrathi Sri Lakshmi Kaumudi +4
As AI, ML, NLP and big data enter ESG reporting, AI-generated disclosures can appear credible while containing incomplete or misleading sustainability information—termed Greenwashing 2.0. The paper conceptualizes AI-enabled ESG reporting ac…
N. Ismail, Indarto Indarto, Rohmini Indah Lestari
Using 112 bank-quarter observations (2019–2025) from four Indonesian state-owned banks, this study applies PLS-SEM to test how Sustainable Finance Reports, ESG disclosure, and government ownership affect financial performance. SFR and owner…
Yunhan Wang, Yichi Liu
This study compares firms' reported AI implementation with prospective, forward-looking AI narratives and relates both to ESG performance. It highlights gaps between actual disclosed adoption and aspirational claims, probing the substance o…
Matías Ramos, Romina Lasry Testa, Pamela Mendioroz +2
Introduces 'Minimal Targets' — the minimum titer, rate, or yield needed to meet predefined feasibility criteria — formalized as optimization variables within a mathematical programming framework integrating process modeling, mass/energy bal…
Ick Jin
A replication dataset for a study analyzing how allowance banking restrictions and interim targets affect the cost of meeting Korea's 2035 NDC, using the CO-STIRPAT equilibrium model. It compares five compliance regimes (end-year target, an…
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