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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Chi FAN
This paper examines how the twin transition of digitalization and decarbonization reshapes green trade cooperation in the Belt and Road context. It analyzes mechanisms like CBAM, Ecodesign rules, and Digital Product Passports (DPP) that emb…
Linda Sagnier, Ann-Sophie Finner, Daniel Heinz +1
This study uses backcasting to envision a circular automotive industry by 2050, aligned with the European Green Deal. It explores how digital technologies like AI, digital twins, and product passports enhance data sharing, traceability, and…
A. Hashem, Chukwunonso O. Aniagor
This review compares conventional and emerging cotton scouring technologies (enzymatic, ultrasound, plasma, supercritical CO2, nanotechnology) on efficiency, environmental impact, and cost. It finds trade-offs: enzymatic reduces COD but is …
Supreetha HD, Punith Cariappa, Suresha B
This review systematically analyzes how Industry 4.0 technologies (IoT, AI, big data, etc.) integrated with Circular Economy principles enhance Triple Bottom Line performance in industrial firms. It finds significant improvements in environ…
Guo Huan, Xu Yujie, Liu Chang +1
This paper proposes a corresponding-point analysis method for compressed air energy storage systems, leveraging symmetry and physical correlations. It establishes mathematical models for corresponding-point efficiency, equipment exergy effi…
Lyu Zhang, René H. Reich, Adrien Berthelot +3
Digital Product Passports (DPPs) in the EU aim to foster circular economy but their environmental impacts as digital services are unaddressed. This study proposes a five-dimensional conceptual model structuring DPP life-cycle impacts, linki…
Valentina Ndou, Sara Attanasio, Gioconda Mele +2
Tribological systems consume 20-23% of global energy, yet existing circularity assessments are static. This study develops a Circularity Passport framework with a scoring algorithm for production, use, and end-of-life phases, integrating II…
Augustine Tochukwu Ekechi
This paper proposes a systems-level framework for lifecycle management and recycling of spent lithium-ion batteries, integrating design-for-circularity, digital traceability, and high-yield recovery technologies. It comprises five layers fr…
Natarajan Arunraaj
This paper comprehensively analyzes circular fashion as a pathway to sustainability, addressing environmental impacts, technological advances (enzymatic recycling, AI sorting), and new business models. It identifies systemic barriers and pr…
Edwin Kamalha, Mackenzie Tuhirirwe, Ildephonse Nibikora
This review synthesizes research on banana fiber textiles, emphasizing traceability, circularity, and digital technologies like blockchain, IoT, and DPPs. Despite low environmental impact, fragmented supply chains and infrastructure gaps hi…
Y. S. I. De Silva, S. A. U. K. Suraweera, W. A. K. P. Piyasinghe +3
This paper proposes an integrated smart system for Sri Lankan tea plantations, combining IoT, digital twins, and carbon footprint tracking. It enables real-time monitoring, yield prediction, and product passports to optimize resources and r…
Anelia Kurteva, Carlo van der Valk, Kathleen McMahon +2
To advance circular economy in ICT, the RePlanIT ontology supports building Digital Product Passports (DPPs) for laptops and data servers, integrating device, component, material, and CE knowledge. Validated in a real-world case aiding sust…
Nada Sahlab, Hossein Rimaz, Prerna Juhlin +2
This study explores the use of Asset Administration Shell (AAS) and knowledge graphs to incorporate sustainability criteria in early product design. An EPD submodel is represented in RDF, enabling direct comparison of environmental indicato…
Paula Marielle Ababao, Ian B. Benitez, Gabriel Avelino Sampedro
This study proposes a blockchain-integrated circular economy framework to enhance lifecycle tracking and emissions reporting for maritime ICT and energy materials. It combines Digital Product Passports, IoT telemetry, and smart contracts to…
Study on Load Sharing Ratio in the Structure of an Lined Rock Cavern for CAES
Zhang Yunlong, Zheng Kexun, Jiang Zhongming +3
This paper focuses on structural analysis of lined rock cavern gas storage for compressed air energy storage (CAES) plants, evaluating load sharing ratios among structural layers via elastoplastic analysis. It provides a basis for safety as…
Maneesha Dias, Hongxiu Li, Ulla A. Saari +4
The construction industry is resource-intensive and carbon-heavy. Buildings have long lifecycles (50-100 years), and data fragmentation among stakeholders is a key challenge. This paper reviews 25 SCOPUS articles and proposes a framework il…
Jochen Deuse, David Wagstyl, Victor Hernandez Moreno +3
This paper explores how green digital twins contribute to sustainable industrial production across the product life cycle. It highlights opportunities and challenges in revealing emissions and constructing green digital twins for various pu…
Linda Eckert, Ann-Sophie Finner, Daniel Heinz +1
This study uses backcasting to envision a circular automotive industry by 2050, aligned with the European Green Deal. It examines how digital technologies like AI, digital twins, and product passports enhance data sharing, traceability, and…
Ali, Osman Isik
This dataset provides a foundation for calculating product carbon footprints by combining energy measurement data from manufacturing with component-level Digital Product Passports (DPP). It converts energy consumption (kWh) to CO2 emissions…
Thomas Stridsland, William Biørnstad, Kristina Vigen +2
This case study of Danish clothing company MASCOT uses a GHG Protocol-compliant open-access emissions inventory, finding 85% of emissions in scope 3 (76% purchased goods/services). It highlights supplier data gaps and inconsistencies, calli…
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