This page provides an English interface to the gxceed GX paper corpus. The corpus aggregates papers from 13 open 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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Hanqing Hu
This paper uses the LEAP model to forecast Beijing's energy demand and carbon emissions from 2020 to 2060 under baseline, low-carbon, and enhanced low-carbon scenarios. Results show the enhanced low-carbon scenario best achieves the 'dual c…
Francisca Gallegos
This chapter critically analyzes the EU legal framework for certifying renewable hydrogen (RFNBOs) and low-carbon fuels. It reviews the Delegated Acts under the Renewable Energy Directive and Gas Directive, focusing on certification schemes…
Izlawanie Muhammad, Astri Warih Anjarwi
This paper qualitatively analyzes the necessity of carbon pricing in Indonesia and Malaysia, identifying six key justifications. It integrates Islamic values to enhance public trust and communication strategies for carbon pricing adoption.
Xingrun Tao
This paper proposes a framework to integrate the 'dual carbon' goals (carbon emission peak and carbon neutrality) into the comprehensive urban design of Zibo City. It presents four strategies: a symbiotic low-carbon spatial pattern of 'moun…
Jega Jegatheesan
This paper explores contributions to carbon neutrality through broader approaches in environmental quality management. Without an abstract, the specific methods or case studies are unclear, but it proposes a management perspective.
Ning Hu, Zhiyuan Tang, Shuaijia He +3
This paper proposes a multi-agent reinforcement learning based bidding strategy for virtual power plants (VPPs) in the spot market under carbon trading. It develops an AI method for VPPs to optimize bids considering carbon costs, improving …
Yu-Cian Lin, Ying-Chieh Chan
This study develops a multi-objective optimization framework for urban greening that visualizes trade-offs among cost, carbon sequestration, and shading. Using 3D parametric modeling and evolutionary algorithms with localized data from Taiw…
Miyu Matsunobu, Kyosuke Hiyama, Yutaka Oura
This study quantitatively evaluates the trade-off between increased upfront carbon from high-performance building envelopes and operational carbon reduction, using a medium-sized office building across Japan's 8 climate zones. Low-E triple …
Dung‐Ying Lin
This study analyzes the trade-offs between CO2 and black carbon emissions in Arctic shipping route design. It considers the impacts on global warming and ice melt to propose optimal routes.
Lu‐Tao Zhao, Shi-Tong Wang, Zhi Qu +2
This study uses evolutionary game theory to model the impact of green certificate and carbon emission trading policies on clean energy investment decisions. It provides insights for optimal policy design to promote renewable energy deployme…
Wei Li, Tracey Dodd, Ralf Zurbruegg +1
This paper proposes a location-based framework for Scope 3 emissions disclosure in Australia's energy sector. Analyzing data from vertically integrated utilities, it shows that location-based estimates improve rigor compared to market-based…
Alaa Said Gamal Khalil Alsisi, Melike Aktaş Bozkurt
This study employs a TVP-VAR framework to analyze time-varying spillovers among clean energy, fossil energy, finance, and technology sectors in Turkey and Egypt. Results show that system-wide connectedness intensifies during energy security…
Daniel Mertens, Nils Stockmann
This paper develops an analytical framework to assess the transformative capacity of state-owned investment banks (SIBs) for decarbonization. Using a most-likely case study of Germany, analyzing 19 SIBs' reports, economic data, and expert i…
Yiji Cai, Xiaoying Cui, Meng Chen +1
This study analyzes how blockchain-enabled ESG reporting can incentivize supplier ESG investment under imperfect authentication accuracy. It finds non-monotonic investment at medium accuracy, asymmetric profit impacts (U-shaped for retailer…
Dr. Vaibhav Sharma Ms. Anuradha Singh
This paper explores sustainable finance development in India, focusing on green accounting, ESG reporting, and integrated reporting within corporate governance. It highlights the SEBI-mandated BRSR framework that formalizes ESG disclosures …
Neha Garyali, Ria Sonpatki, Abhishek Kathuria +1
This paper examines how Information Systems Orientation (ISO) affects firms' ability to produce robust ESG disclosures under mandatory regimes. Using Indian data from the transition to mandatory BRSR, it finds that Functional ISO enhances d…
Andris Piebalgs
This chapter analyzes the evolution, legal design, and market impact of EU hydrogen policy. Hydrogen is central to decarbonisation, industrial competitiveness, and strategic autonomy under the European Green Deal and Fit for 55. Key instrum…
Sarah Meier, Ben Balmford, Ville Inkinen
This paper evaluates the additionality of protected areas in Bolivia using a Random Survival Forest model to predict deforestation risk. On average, protected areas reduce deforestation by 0.19 percentage points (68%), but effects are highl…
Sophia Stutzmann, Sebastian Koos
This paper examines citizens' preferences for public spending on the green transition versus digitalization, focusing on perceived labor market risks. Using comparative survey data from six countries, it finds that individuals prefer to red…
M. I. Maksymiv
This study assesses the feasibility and strategic importance of using forest woody biomass waste for energy in Ukraine, based on EU sustainability criteria. It finds sufficient potential to increase energy biomass from logging residues and …
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