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 961–980 of 30942 papers
Berger-Schmitz Z.
An empirical study examining what drives firms' adoption of net zero targets and their resulting strategies and responses. Without an abstract, methods and geography are unclear, but the focus on determinants of corporate climate governance…
McKittrick A.R.
This study analyzes the costs of achieving annual and monthly net zero energy (ZNE) performance in U.S. multifamily buildings. It examines the expense implications of ZNE design and the role of monthly load variations. Findings inform inves…
Kat B.
This paper proposes a new energy-economy-environment (E3) modeling framework and applies it to analyze decarbonization pathways for the Turkish power sector toward net-zero emissions. It quantitatively assesses how renewable deployment and …
Ahmadi M.M.
This paper proposes 'net-zero exergoeconomic' and 'net-zero exergoenvironmental' building concepts as new frameworks for sustainable built environments. It extends conventional energy-based net-zero assessment toward integrated exergy, cost…
Hoehne C.
This paper examines the role of transportation in net-zero emissions futures through the EMF-37 model intercomparison study. It analyzes how electrification, fuel switching, and demand-side changes shape emission pathways, and why model res…
French S.
This paper examines the role of zero- and low-carbon hydrogen in enabling the energy transition and reaching net-zero GHG emissions, surveying global policies and demonstration projects. It argues hydrogen can contribute to a net-zero futur…
Wang Y.
This work discusses catalytic processes as enablers of decarbonization toward a net-zero carbon world. Catalysis can cut emissions in chemicals, fuels, and industrial processes and improve CCUS and hydrogen production efficiency. Without an…
Narassimhan E.
This paper examines India's net-zero transition through a socio-economic equity lens, weighing opportunities against challenges. It highlights distributional, employment and regional impacts, arguing for a just-transition design suited to e…
A. C. Pacagnella, L. Gaio, R. Coelho +2
Analyzing 131 oil and gas firms via two-stage Network DEA, this study links operational/financial efficiency to ESG performance. More efficient firms show significantly higher overall ESG scores and outperform across most E/S/G pillars, exc…
Jia-Tian Nong
Using panel data from 777 Chinese listed acquirers (1,689 firm-year observations, 2009-2022), this study examines how acquirers' ESG performance affects long-term M&A outcomes and whether greenwashing mediates this relationship. ESG perform…
Ismi Siti Nurzahra, F. Kristanti
This study examines how ESG performance affects financial distress among 26 consumer non-cyclical firms in Indonesia, Malaysia, and Thailand (2020–2024) using panel regression on Refinitiv data. Environmental performance significantly reduc…
Putri Sukmawati, Deni Darmawati
Using 220 firm-year observations from 55 Indonesian basic-materials firms (2022–2025), this study examines how tax ratio, profit margin, capital structure, and SOE ownership affect greenwashing, with ESG report assurance as a moderator. Pro…
Jyoti Dargan, Neha Gupta
This paper proposes a blockchain prototype for lifecycle management of Renewable Energy Certificates (RECs) in smart grids. Integrated with IoT-enabled smart meters, it enables auditable tracking of origin, ownership, and real-time verifica…
A. K, R. Resmi, M. Parayangat +1
This work models the water-gas shift (WGS) reaction for producing blue hydrogen from biomass-derived syngas. It likely examines how reaction conditions and process design affect hydrogen yield and efficiency. Though no abstract is available…
Jin-Sheng Zhao, De-Cong Li, Di Zhu +4
This review systematically examines CO2 foam fundamentals, evaluation methods, and foaming systems for low-permeability and tight oil reservoirs. It analyzes mobility control, gas-channeling mitigation, and sweep-efficiency mechanisms, with…
Hossein Mollashahi, Elham Kalantari
A multi-objective optimization study for designing sustainable supply chain networks while accounting for particulate matter (PM) exposure and environmental uncertainty. It likely trades off cost, environmental burden, and health impacts. W…
Ibad ur Rahman, Faisal Ijaz, Atoofa Kalsoom +2
This study examines how green industrial policy and geoeconomic fragmentation shape green structural transformation in 85–95 emerging and developing economies (2013–2025). Using a new Green Structural Transformation Index and System-GMM, qu…
John Raphael C. Teng, Raymond R. Tan, Meng Li +1
This study assesses direct and indirect carbon emissions across nine ASEAN economies (2017–2023) using an environmentally extended MRIO framework with LMDI-based structural decomposition. Direct emissions rose 19.76% and indirect emissions …
TUSHAR K
This paper examines the relationship between sustainability reporting practices and corporate financial profitability, using Rio Tinto and Anglo American as case studies. Without an abstract, details remain unclear, but it addresses how ESG…
Prem Lal Joshi
This paper proposes the Corporate Disclosure Saturation Theory (CDST), explaining how the informational value of sustainability disclosure may diminish as volume, breadth, and complexity grow. Marginal value initially rises as information g…
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