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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Terasaki T.
This study optimizes CCUS deployment planning while accounting for the intermittency of renewable power generation. It quantifies how renewable variability affects CCUS operations and aims to design efficient implementation plans. The work …
Assmuth A.
This study examines decision-making and coordination across bio-CCUS value chains involving Finnish companies and municipalities. It explores how national and EU-level policy shapes collaboration and investment decisions among actors. The w…
Hu J.C.
A review of micro-nano bubble technology applied to CCUS (carbon capture, utilization and storage). It examines how fine bubbles may improve CO2 dissolution, absorption and transport efficiency, and discusses technical challenges for more e…
Zhang Z.
An empirical study examining how climate risk shapes green bond issuance in China through dual 'incentive' and 'constraint' channels. It probes the conditions under which climate risk both promotes and suppresses green financing, with impli…
Fotova Čiković K.
A bibliometric analysis mapping research at the intersection of green finance and artificial intelligence using the Web of Science database. It systematically organizes publication trends, dominant themes, and citation structures, offering …
Shao H.
An empirical study examining whether green bond issuance in China actually reduces carbon emissions. It tests the real-world effectiveness of climate finance in driving decarbonization. Methodology and findings are unverified as no abstract…
Nana P.P.
This note examines climate change accounting and reporting in Greece through the adoption of TCFD recommendations among large-cap firms. Without an abstract, details are limited, but it appears to document how Greek large-caps implement cli…
Maboudi Reveshti A.
This study builds and validates MBEAM, a Kaya-identity-based building emission model, applying sensitivity analysis and net-zero scenario assessment across six building typologies and five climate zones. It offers a quantitative framework f…
Ünal R.
This study integrates the EU ETS, FuelEU Maritime and the IMO net-zero framework to assess how biofuel-based compliance strategies affect costs and emissions in shipping. It examines the interplay of overlapping carbon pricing regimes and t…
Hong-Ying Zhang, Ya-Qiong Liu, Ting-Yong Deng
Using Chinese A-share panel data (2009–2023) and a difference-in-differences design, this study finds that China's Green Loan Interest Subsidy (GLIS) policy significantly raises corporate ESG ratings by about 0.084 points on a 1–9 scale. Th…
M. Kumawat
This paper examines the "ESG credibility gap"—the divergence between corporate sustainability claims and verifiable performance—through an integrative review of greenwashing, fraud, disclosure, and corporate finance literature plus landmark…
Aamir Ali Gopang, Abdul Khalique, J. Dossa
This study examines how ESG rating dispersion—differences in ESG scores across rating agencies—affects corporate innovation. Higher dispersion is associated with lower innovation, operating through greater information asymmetry, weaker ESG …
Onovayen Erus Evelyn, Okolie, Agustine Oke +1
Panel fixed-effects study of 46 Nigerian listed manufacturing firms (2015–2024) testing whether ESG sustainability reporting affects market value. Environmental, social, and governance reporting each show statistically insignificant effects…
Fatemeh Aghazadeh, Seifullah Aghazadeh
This study examines how ESG disclosure quality affects liquidity risk and financial flexibility among Tehran Stock Exchange firms, using panel-data GLS regression. Higher-quality ESG disclosure reduces liquidity risk and strengthens financi…
Ting Su, Xin-Yu Chen, Ya-Xin Li
Examines alignment between sustainability reporting controls and labelled green-debt disclosures for 12 Shanghai-listed infrastructure firms across transport, energy and environmental services. Five controls (assurance, boundaries, oversigh…
Merve Akbaş
This study builds a multi-criteria decision framework to assess the Overall Material Sustainability (OMS) of pavement base layers using earthquake-induced recycled concrete aggregates (RCA) at 0–100% replacement. Thirty engineering and ecol…
Kevin R. Kaushal, L. Lindholt, H. Yonezawa
This paper compares welfare effects of the EU CBAM against the pre-CBAM anti-leakage mix of free allowances and CO2 indirect-cost compensation for power-intensive trade-exposed industries. Theory shows both can raise regional and global wel…
H. Anysz, W. Rogala, P. Jaśkowski +3
Analyzing over 35,000 design scenarios of EU single-family houses, this study quantifies how building shape, size and material choice drive embodied CO2e. Using ANOVA, Kruskal–Wallis tests and C&RT decision trees, it ranks feature importanc…
Ronald Simanjuntak, Derma Watty Sihombing, Rosna Yuherlina +2
A survey of 105 seafarers, practitioners, officials and students finds high awareness of maritime decarbonization (73.3% know IMO targets; 78.1% see education as effective) but a gap: 41.9% received no formal decarbonization training. The a…
Eranda Abeysinghe, Padmi Nagirikandalage, Yan Wang +1
This review maps three generations of biodiversity accounting—measurement/disclosure, responsibility/non-human visibility, and recovery/restoration—arguing that reporting remains fragmented from species protection. It examines how AI, big d…
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