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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Rimmel G.
This paper addresses the EU's sustainability reporting regulatory framework, likely covering CSRD, EU Taxonomy and related disclosure rules. Without an abstract, specifics remain unverified. It serves as a reference on the architecture of E…
Rimmel G.
A work on the European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS), the disclosure standards mandated under the EU CSRD. It outlines the framework and requirements companies must apply. As core EU disclosure infrastructure, it is a key refere…
Cao H.
This study analyzes how clean energy supply can mitigate greenhouse gas emissions across global automotive manufacturing. It focuses on the extent to which renewable energy procurement can cut manufacturing-stage (Scope 1/2-equivalent) emis…
Tho Pham, Chau Le, Shrabani Saha
Using a 70-country panel (1990–2024), the study finds financial development raises CO₂ emissions, while carbon pricing directly cuts emissions and weakens this adverse effect. Emissions trading systems show more consistent mitigation than c…
Nicola Del Sarto
Using a 2015–2024 transatlantic panel of EURO STOXX 50 and S&P 100 firms, this study tests whether ESG performance is financially priced. ESG improvements show only a weak positive link to Tobin's Q and no systematic link to accounting prof…
Jasmine Bhambra
CCUS deployment is constrained by weak public acceptance, yet its acceptance research has evolved separately from wider energy-technology literature. Comparing wind cases in Germany and Texas and EV cases in Norway and Ontario against Quest…
Atia Alam, Myra Nadeem
Using NLP and entropy methods on FTSE non-financial firms' disclosures (2020–2024), the study builds firm-level digital transformation (DT) and ESG measures. Fixed-effects regressions show both exploitative and explorative DT are positively…
Sanjena Narayanasamy Damodaran
This report examines how India can use Article 6 international carbon markets to finance its low-carbon transition. It argues India must design an approval framework for authorising credit sales, deciding what to sell, when, and at what pri…
Pastucci S.
A policy analysis examining the EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism through its WTO compatibility and the Russia-EU dispute. It asks whether CBAM serves climate neutrality or acts as green protectionism, and assesses its impact on inter…
Moubarak M.
This paper frames greenwashing as a regulatory challenge and compares EU and US ESG disclosure regimes. It contrasts the two jurisdictions' approaches and argues for internationally harmonized ESG standards. Without an abstract, specifics a…
D. Livengood, Arin Kaye, Nils Johnson +4
Using an integrated capacity expansion model, this study evaluates how tighter spatiotemporal constraints on carbon-free electricity procurement under Scope 2 market-based accounting affect emissions and costs. Narrower deliverability zones…
Matteo Mazzarano, G. Guastella, S. Pareglio +2
Using CDS spreads and Merton's Distance to Default for EU-ETS-covered European firms, this paper shows that carbon prices and verified emissions raise credit risk while voluntary emissions disclosure lowers it. Divergent effects between com…
Hao-Ming Ma, Wen-Nan Long, A. Ravikumar
This study quantifies incremental transport GHG emissions from pipeline rerouting, alternative terminals, and supplier substitution under three six-month Hormuz disruption scenarios. Added transport emissions are similar across scenarios (5…
J. Turg'unov, Eshmamat Khirramov, N. Durdiev +3
Using panel data on 1,840 firms in 30 countries (2018–2024), this study builds a TCFD-based climate risk disclosure index (quality, quantity, timeliness) and links it to firm value and investor behavior. A 10pp rise in disclosure raises Tob…
Demetra Demetriou
Using a 2018–2025 firm-level panel and a difference-in-differences design, this study compares 1,137 first-wave EU firms moving from NFRD to CSRD/ESRS against ~14,000 international and non-treated European firms. It finds no significant imp…
Filipe Ambrósio, Rui Costa
This study assesses accounting connectivity between FY2024 ESRS sustainability statements and IFRS financial statements across all 22 Portuguese listed companies. Using a 26-item Accounting Connectivity Index across four dimensions, it find…
Mridul Deka
Manufacturing accounts for ~20% of global GHG emissions, facing tension between mid-century carbon neutrality and economic growth. This review synthesizes literature on electrification, hydrogen metallurgy, CCUS, and circular manufacturing,…
Lei Y, Li G
This paper develops a framework to assess the reliability contribution of vehicle-to-grid fleets, integrating owner scheduling, connection uncertainty, and network deliverability. A support vector classifier screens trajectories, with audit…
Hatton, Luke, Oluleye, Gbemi, Staffell, Iain +3
Using a global geospatial model, this study quantifies the opportunity loss (tCO2/MWh) of diverting renewable electricity to green hydrogen rather than higher-value uses like direct RE, industrial electrification, EVs, or heat pumps. Mitiga…
Wenwen Li, Yizhou Sun, Zhengliang Hu
This study critiques the IMO 2023 GHG Strategy and 2025 Draft Net-Zero Framework through a climate-realism lens combining legal realism, resource dependence, and securitization theory. A Norway–China comparison shows one-size-fits-all aggre…
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