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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Ana Kundid Novokmet, Andrijana Rogosic, Petar Akrap
A survey of 270+ Croatian business students aged 18-30 examines drivers of green finance attitudes and adoption intentions. Pro-environmental behavior and sustainable finance literacy raise adoption likelihood, while greenwashing perception…
Mark Ortega
This article theorises the legitimacy of transnational rule makers invoking 'science-based' methods, focusing on the Science Based Targets initiative. Drawing on transnational environmental regulation, administrative law, and science and te…
Qing Yang, Le Luo, Joey Wenling Yang
Event study on SBTi commitment and validated-target announcements among global listed firms. Investors react positively to initial commitment but negatively to subsequent validated-target disclosure, concentrated in firms whose targets look…
Ainura Uzagalieva, Andrea Molocchi, Federica Odifreddi
Using the GEM-E3-ITA CGE model, this study decomposes CBAM's economic and competitiveness effects for Italy into three channels: ETS free-allocation phase-out, border adjustment, and revenue recycling. Aggregate effects are broadly neutral,…
R. Andrew Butters, Jackson Dorsey, Ivan Rudik
Using the first 17 years of the EU-ETS, the authors build an estimable equilibrium model of firm production and abatement. Short-run emissions cuts come almost entirely from reallocation across firms, while clean technology adoption respond…
Jan Abrell, Sebastian Rausch
Analyzes the EU's ETS2 extension of carbon pricing to buildings and road transport through three market functions: scarcity, exchange, and allocation authority. Completing exchange and allocation authority cuts present-value EU policy costs…
Hunter Hughes
This report argues carbon pricing's effectiveness hinges not on choosing a carbon tax or ETS but on the surrounding policy architecture: revenue recycling, competitiveness protections, and international coordination. Evidence from 70+ initi…
Djamel Lekbir (Jamal Lekbir)
This paper proposes an Estimation-to-Compensation framework combining double/debiased ML, spatially aware causal forests, and budget-constrained policy learning to estimate installation-level heterogeneous treatment effects of the EU ETS an…
Research on Economic & Social Development Options (RESDO)
Using 380 Pakistan Stock Exchange-listed firms for FY2024, the study builds a Sustainability Disclosure Score Index (SDSI) aligned with SECP ESG guidelines, GRI, ISSB, and TCFD across environmental, social, governance, and economic dimensio…
Wiam ALAMI CHENTOUFI, Amine ZITOUNI, Abdellah El BARKANY
This study proposes a predict-and-optimize framework combining LSTM energy-price forecasting with LightGBM quantile demand forecasting, feeding a two-stage stochastic MILP via Kantorovich scenario reduction. Validated on a multi-product pla…
Punit Bhura
This paper traces ESG disclosure's shift from voluntary GRI reporting to the mandatory ISSB (IFRS S1/S2) architecture, comparing India's BRSR and the EU's CSRD. It maps BRSR's evolution from BRR (2012) to BRSR (2021) and BRSR Core (2023) wi…
Geoffrey Kapasa, Mweshi, Daniel, Kabamba
This paper examines integrating Lean and Agile ('Leagile') inventory paradigms within sustainable supply chains. Using mixed-methods dynamic modeling, it evaluates trade-offs among inventory holding costs, stockout risk, and life-cycle envi…
David Chikwere, Justine Mbudaya, Munyaradzi Chibaro +1
This chapter examines corporate climate commitments, ESG disclosure frameworks, and supply-chain decarbonization in logistics. It traces the shift from CSR to science-based and net-zero targets, critiques the difficulty of tackling Scope 3 …
Cowell, Jan
Financial institutions lack physical supply chains, leaving Scope 3 Category 1 (purchased goods and services) among the least consistently reported categories despite dominating sector emissions. Through a BNY case study, the paper benchmar…
Madhuresh Kumar, Supriyo Mondal, Apeksha Sharma
This paper estimates the carbon intensity of Indian bank loans using an EEIO framework with scope-disaggregated, bottom-up sector intensities. Under Scope 1, power-sector exposure makes public-sector banks the highest-intensity lenders; und…
Eric Tchouamou Njoya, Michael Adu Kwarteng, Alex Ntsiful +2
This study builds an integrated model of norm activation and protection motivation theories to explain airline passengers' low uptake of voluntary carbon offset programs (VCOPs). Using 315 samples and PLS-SEM, it finds that awareness of CO2…
Michael P. Vandenbergh, Ethan Ickovics Thorpe
This essay proposes immediately implementable reforms to private carbon disclosure systems to drive down emissions from AI. It finds that none of the 2024-2025 sustainability reports of S&P 500 companies disclose the carbon footprint of the…
Michael P. Vandenbergh, Ethan Ickovics Thorpe, Emily Moberg
Proposes immediate private-disclosure reforms to curb AI-driven emissions, noting no S&P 500 2024–2025 sustainability report discloses AI carbon footprint. Recommends clarifying GHG Protocol Scope 3 coverage of AI emissions, adding CDP surv…
Nat Steinsultz, Gavin McCormick
Compares annual, hourly (24/7), and consequential emissions matching for corporate renewable procurement across 13 Asian countries (2025–2035) using Transition Zero's capacity expansion modeling. A consequential emissions-optimized portfoli…
Toth, Alessandro, Janssens, Diego, Lehmann, Elena
Combining multi-regional input-output analysis with facility-level data, this study quantifies Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions across manufacturing supply-chain tiers. It finds substantial emissions leakage to lower-regulation jurisdictions and…
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