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 681–700 of 30942 papers
Johansson P.O.
This paper critically examines the viability of 'green' steel investments in the EU. It questions whether massive decarbonization bets such as hydrogen-based steelmaking may prove unrealistic given cost, policy and market constraints. It sp…
Heiaas A.M.
This paper evaluates how effective the EU Emissions Trading System has been in reducing emissions from air travel. It empirically examines the impact of carbon pricing on aviation emissions and discusses the limits and effectiveness of the …
Yoshida O.
This paper examines Japan's emissions trading scheme approaches in relation to the international climate change regime. It analyzes how domestic carbon pricing design interacts with global frameworks, highlighting tensions and alignments. D…
Miettinen J.
A study examining how climate and energy policy instruments affect the forest bioeconomy. Without an abstract, details are unclear, but it likely addresses how renewable energy policy and carbon pricing shape forestry and biomass industries…
Wang Z.
This study assesses how carbon taxes on shipping raise transport costs and affect island economies and maritime trade. It links carbon pricing to logistics costs and trade flows, sitting at the intersection of climate policy and trade. Deta…
Baranzini A.
A work focused on carbon taxes, a central instrument of carbon pricing. It likely addresses design, economic effects, and policy positioning of carbon taxation. Detailed findings cannot be summarized as no abstract is available.
Boggini C.
This review examines how the EU Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) intersects with the EU cybersecurity legal framework, clarifying how firms should report cybersecurity matters to stakeholders. It maps overlaps and complem…
Li Y.
An empirical study examining how ESG disclosure affects firm value, incorporating CEO power as a governance moderator. It suggests the economic payoff of disclosure depends on managerial power structures, linking disclosure regimes with cor…
Amarna K.
An empirical study examining how ESG disclosure quality and real earnings management jointly affect a firm's cost of financing. It suggests disclosure credibility feeds into capital-cost assessment, linking non-financial ESG information wit…
Ho L.
A study examining how mandatory climate disclosure requirements affect energy and agricultural markets. It focuses on how disclosure regulation shifts market prices, firm behavior, and capital allocation. Without an abstract, details are un…
Amarna K.
This paper examines how corporate ESG disclosure relates to tax practices, asking whether disclosure reflects genuine stakeholder-oriented behavior or merely legitimacy-seeking impression management. Tax is an under-examined ESG dimension, …
Ayoub A.N.
This study develops a low-carbon roadmap investment strategy for commercial organisations with multi-site properties to meet Science Based Targets. It integrates cross-site emission reduction measures with capital planning, offering a frame…
Sun L.
This study examines how China's "Dual Carbon" (peak carbon and carbon neutrality) targets influence ESG disclosure behavior among manufacturing enterprises. It likely provides empirical evidence on how policy pressure drives corporate discl…
Algunaibet I.M.
Proposes a novel analytical method to detect life cycle burden-shifting in energy systems optimized for minimal GHG emissions. Applied to the United States, it shows that single-metric optimization can increase burdens in other environmenta…
Ou Y.
A study on the role of non-CO2 greenhouse gases (methane, N2O, F-gases) in limiting global warming. Without an abstract, details are unclear, but it likely argues that CO2-only decarbonization pathways are insufficient and that non-CO2 miti…
Frank E.D.
A life-cycle assessment of GHG emissions from hydrogen delivery, using cost as a guiding metric to compare transport pathways. It highlights how delivery choices shape the overall carbon intensity and economics of hydrogen supply chains.
Santibanez-Borda E.
This study develops a multi-objective optimisation model to jointly reduce greenhouse gas emissions and costs in offshore natural gas upstream chains. It quantifies the trade-off between decarbonisation and economics, yielding optimal opera…
Dou X.
A study estimating the global (consumption-based) and local (production-based) carbon footprints of Hong Kong and Macao from 2000 to 2015. It traces how these urban economies' emissions are structured and how much they depend on outsourced …
Tu R.
This work optimizes EV charging schedules to minimize marginal GHG emissions from power generation. By shifting charging to hours when grid marginal emissions are lowest, it shows how EV load can be aligned with cleaner generation. It links…
Bressan S.
A study examining the link between insurance companies' greenhouse gas emissions and their financial stability. Without an abstract, methods and findings remain unclear, but the work likely tests how climate-related risk affects financial i…
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