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 41–60 of 669 papers
Amar Nath Yadav, Akash Solanki
Mapping 284 activity codes across Indian bank credit (2016-2025) into a three-tier climate relevance framework, the study finds green credit grew 255% yet remains only 1.09% of non-agricultural credit, while high-carbon lending is 8.3x larg…
Masaaki Takagi, Masahito Takahashi, Tomohiko Ikeya +3
The authors developed an EV traffic simulator for commercial last-mile home delivery and evaluated CO2 reduction in Takasaki and Maebashi, Gunma. Higher charger output alone had limited effect, but combining it with SOC control and charging…
Dohyung Kim, Junya Kumagai, Keigo Karakida +3
An empirical study examining how rail-induced vertical densification (high-rise development) affects CO2 emissions across the Tokyo 23 wards. It suggests rail investment may not automatically cut emissions, raising trade-offs between urban …
Mori, Masahiko
DMG MORI's Machining Transformation (MX) framework integrates process integration, automation, DX and GX, using 5-axis multitasking machines and autonomous material handling to cut setup times, footprint and power consumption. Factory-scale…
Wang, You-Ren, Kao, Yu-Hsuan, Li, Hsuan-Yu
A data-and-code package documenting domestic content rules in offshore wind allocation: item-level scoring, qualifying thresholds and award data for Taiwan (zones 3-1 to 3-3) and Japan (round 1), with South Africa's REIPPPP as a comparator.…
Dianti Farhana Kamasela, Shinichiro Fujimori, Tomoko Hasegawa +1
Using the AIM integrated assessment framework, this study evaluates global afforestation carbon sequestration under seven scenarios incorporating biodiversity protection, dietary shifts, and food system transformations. Environmental constr…
Pandey R.
This study compares the cost effectiveness of emissions trading (a market-based instrument) versus direct regulation, using an integrated steel plant in India as the case. It empirically examines which policy approach achieves emission redu…
Febriana Louw, Vito Apriyanto
Using panel regression on 857 firm-year observations of Indonesian listed nonfinancial firms (2021–2024), this study finds carbon risk (emission intensity relative to revenue) is significantly negatively associated with financial resilience…
Nike Diah Agustin, Takuro Kobashi
A dataset supporting a nationwide assessment of rooftop PV and integrated PV–EV systems across all 38 Indonesian provinces. Eight scenarios compare PV-only and PV–EV configurations, with and without export compensation, under 2024 and 2060 …
Matthew C. Chang
Using Taiwan's first SASB-authorized ESG database (TESG index), this study tests whether ESG performance translates into financial outcomes (ROA, ROE, Tobin's Q). Firms with stronger ESG performance show superior financial results, and form…
Kensuke Yoshihiro, 俊和 山川
This paper statistically examines Japan's energy policy, showing slow renewable adoption, fossil-fuel reliance, and a return to nuclear power. It argues that even renewables are captured by existing political-economic structures—centralizat…
O. Musakti, Muhamad Syaifudin, Aris Buntoro +1
This literature-based preliminary study assesses the Upper Baturaja Interval in the Kandanghaur-Gantar High, West Java, as a potential CO₂ storage reservoir. The interval lies at 1600–1900 m depth with 20–25% porosity, good lateral continui…
Raka Pradipta Permadi, Noor Rahmini
This study analyzes the design and implementation of Indonesia's carbon tax and its effects on economic growth and green investment. At the minimum rate of IDR 30,000/tCO2e, energy-sector revenue potential rises from ~IDR 19.16tn in 2019 to…
R. Roithmayr, B. Danziger, B. Ferreyra +1
This paper reports on a CO2 footprint calculator for tensioned membrane structures. It shows that EPD data diverge substantially across membrane materials, making direct comparison unreliable, and introduces an A–F classification scheme plu…
Md. Shahriya Mannan
This paper reviews 180 secondary sources on carbon accounting and climate disclosure in Bangladesh's carbon-intensive sectors (textiles/RMG, cement, bricks, power). The climate disclosure index averages only 3.02 out of 28, disclosures are …
Patrick Martin, Viyoneta Purnama
This article examines the legal status of carbon credits under Indonesian law, arguing they qualify as intangible, transferable assets capable of serving as fiduciary security. Analyzing Law No. 42/1999 and Presidential Regulation No. 110/2…
Sothyrak Rath, Nami Hasegawa, Phyo Thant Hein +2
Recycled concrete powder (RCP) from demolition waste is underused due to low binding capacity. Ambient sodium silicate curing (6 wt%) cut water absorption by 75% and raised flexural strength by 69% versus uncured samples, with C-S-H and sil…
Mariho Asai
This study applies Fairclough's three-dimensional critical discourse analysis to explain Japan's October 2020 carbon neutrality declaration. It identifies the 'virtuous cycle of economy and environment' and top-down leadership rhetoric as t…
Pallavi Mishra
Analyzing ESG rating divergence among India's Nifty 100 across six agencies, the study finds mean pairwise correlation of just 0.119, far below credit-rating convergence. Raters cluster into three methodological regimes, with domestic regul…
M. Misbahul Mujib
Indonesia operates a progressive domestic CCS regime (Presidential Regulation No. 14/2024 allowing cross-border CO2 transport up to 30% of storage capacity) yet is not a party to the London Protocol. This paper normatively analyzes argument…
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