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 1281–1300 of 1419 papers
Naomi Bennett-Steele, Sophie Morris, Sarah J. Moller +6
This study uses participatory systems mapping with the West Midlands as a case study to explore how local authorities can adopt a whole-systems approach for net-zero. The system map identified opportunities to disrupt poverty cycles, improv…
Angel Hsu, Diego Manya, Nihit Goyal
This paper introduces 'catalytic cascading' to describe how subnational net-zero commitments affect national target adoption. Using a global dataset, it finds that higher subnational coverage of population, GDP, or emissions is positively a…
Lina Gozali, Katya Victory Liu, Adianto Adianto +2
This paper forecasts greenhouse gas emissions for Jakarta towards its 2050 net zero target, analyzing pathways and policy implications for urban climate action.
W.E. Chadwick, M.L. Johnson, A.J. Caveen +2
This paper analyzes policy gaps, conflicts, and synergies in achieving net-zero targets in marine and coastal areas. Focusing on a 'cluttered seascape' with diverse uses such as shipping, fisheries, and offshore renewable energy, it identif…
Godwin Daramola
This article examines how the EU's CSRD and CSDDD affect corporate behavior in the energy and extractive sectors across France, Germany, and Norway. It finds that while these directives have prompted formal changes like strengthened board o…
Ian Higham
This paper argues that the global net zero goal should be understood as an aspiration rather than an international norm. This conceptualization clarifies climate governance challenges and sets more accurate expectations for enforcement. The…
Anping Ye, Yu-Jie Hu, Bao-Jun Tang +2
This paper explores optimization of economy-energy-environment (3E) policy mixes for decarbonization in China, analyzing synergies and trade-offs and proposing regional implementation strategies.
Yu Lai, Zhaopu Liu, Mingen Zhao +2
Using net-zero targets from 143 nations, this study finds mitigation policy reduces agricultural output by 7.9%, with emission reductions only half that amount. Output losses are mainly due to stagnant mitigation technology, but adaptation …
Andrés André Camargo-Bertel, Juan Alvarez-Navas, Jesus Mercado-Barrera +3
This paper examines strategies, barriers, and policies for decarbonizing the iron and steel industry in Latin America, focusing on regional challenges and solutions.
Marc-Philipp Bohnet, Philip Fliegel, Anne Schoenauer +3
This paper proposes a qualitative scenario analysis method integrating political economy and financial markets to derive EU decarbonization pathways. It evaluates multiple pathways considering policy-market interactions.
Hao Liu, Xiaofei Kou, Peng Sun +1
This paper analyzes government subsidy design for aviation decarbonization, comparing input subsidies (e.g., R&D) and output subsidies (e.g., sustainable fuel production) while considering technology spillovers.
Rosalie Arendt, Marc Van Den Berg, Daan Bossuyt +5
This study analyzes cement decarbonization roadmaps in Germany, the Netherlands, and Norway, revealing a 'sufficiency gap': roadmaps prioritize technical solutions and carbon capture while neglecting demand-side measures such as reducing ho…
Pham Van Huy
This paper presents a conceptual framework for structuring a national approach to decarbonize the maritime sector in Vietnam. It provides a foundation for policymakers and stakeholders to systematically address emissions reduction, aligning…
Adrianna Nava, Laura Zwolinski, Keirsha Thompson +2
This study uses a modified Delphi method to identify consensus-based strategies for decarbonizing health plans. Key strategies include energy efficiency improvements and renewable energy adoption, offering insights for healthcare sector dec…
Mila Petrova, Fanny Burrows, Jan W van der Scheer +2
This study develops an organising framework (NHS-SOS) for healthcare decarbonisation research, based on analysis of over 160 research questions. The framework comprises six top-level themes: Natural resource use, Healthcare settings, Soluti…
Abebe Hailemariam, Kris Ivanovski, Ratbek Dzhumashev
This paper analyzes the moderating effect of political corruption on the relationship between energy technology innovation and decarbonisation. It suggests that corruption may hinder the effectiveness of innovation.
Wei Cai, Sufian Jusoh, Xiaoguang Yue
This study empirically demonstrates how digitalization enables industrial low-carbon transformation through synergistic interactions of policy, technology, and finance, using panel data from China's Yangtze River Delta manufacturing firms. …
Paola D'Orazio
This study provides a structured analysis of climate-related financial policies (CRFPs) across African economies from 2000-2025 using clustering. It identifies distinct profiles from South Africa's mature framework to minimal engagement. Mo…
Rogge, Karoline S., Luetkehaus, Hauke, Mahendiran, Shreekanth +4
This policy brief examines the EU's 2035 phase-out of ICE vehicles and current debates to relax it. Survey insights from German automotive managers show that weakening the policy would penalize innovative firms that invested in e-mobility. …
Di Bella, Alice, Seibold, Toni, Brown, Thomas +1
This paper analyzes the trade-offs between decarbonization and competitiveness in European green industrial transformation. It quantitatively demonstrates a narrow policy corridor, highlighting challenges in aligning industrial policy with …
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