This page provides an English interface to the gxceed GX paper corpus. The corpus aggregates papers from 13 open 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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Jinyang Huang, Jiacong Cai, Zhan Zhao +6
This paper proposes a policy-adaptive framework integrating health (air quality) and climate priorities in China's coal retirement strategies. It develops phased retirement plans tailored to regional coal plant characteristics, optimizing b…
Zhongfan Gu
This dataset accompanies a manuscript showing that climate-driven electricity-hydrogen networking can accelerate cost-competitive carbon neutrality in Chinese cities. It provides modeling data for integrating hydrogen infrastructure with re…
Ling Zhang, Xiang Xiang Wang, Yan Li +2
This study analyzes how recycled copper and vehicle-to-grid (V2G) technology can accelerate carbon neutrality in China by decoupling the power and passenger vehicle sectors from copper supply constraints, enabling faster decarbonization.
Ebenezer Appiah, Na Song, Isaac Appiah-Otoo +3
This paper uses machine learning to analyze economic determinants of Africa's carbon emissions, forecasts future trends, and proposes a roadmap toward carbon neutrality. It models Africa's unique economic structures and emission patterns.
Ashish Dwivedi, Vipulesh Shardeo, Anchal Patil +2
Using the TOE framework and Grey Ordinal Priority Approach, this study identifies 16 critical factors for integrating digital transformation, green innovation, and carbon neutrality. Based on expert inputs, top factors are digital orientati…
Yiwei Sun, Liang Wang, Sheng Su +3
This paper analyzes the characteristics, potential, and driving mechanisms of coal mine methane mitigation in China. It quantifies mitigation potential and examines policy and technical drivers, contributing to carbon neutrality goals.
Tianhe Li
This paper reviews current research on hybrid PV-CSP power plants under carbon neutrality goals, highlighting roles and challenges of coupling such as improved grid stability and efficiency. It outlines future technological pathways and pro…
Zhongfan Gu, Guangsheng Pan, Wei Gu +5
This paper demonstrates that a climate-driven electricity-hydrogen network can accelerate cost-competitive carbon neutrality in Chinese cities. By integrating climate data with energy system modeling, it identifies optimal combinations of r…
Hui Jiang
This paper examines how the low-carbon transition reshapes China's production function, driving economic growth and structural change. It identifies pathways including technological innovation, green finance, carbon emissions trading, and i…
Lang Chen, Jianke Zhou, Ningning Yao +12
This study proposes a Smart-City-Brain (SCB) framework to address three challenges in urban development: fragmented data systems, misalignment with carbon neutrality goals, and neglect of social equity. The framework integrates multi-source…
Joairia Hossain Faria, Sabina Yeasmin, Sanjana Hossain Nijhum +2
This review systematically examines agricultural GHG emission sources and mitigation strategies, including livestock management, reduced fertilizer use, conservation agriculture, and renewable energy. It emphasizes the need for policy instr…
Songmin Yu, Fu Zhao, Lingyu Yang +4
Using a national-scale energy system model with provincial resolution and high temporal granularity (48 time slices), this study explores China's carbon neutrality pathways under 1.5, 1.6, and 2.0 °C targets with six allocation principles. …
Albérico Paulo Maciel
This paper comparatively analyzes contract models (EPC, EPCM, PPA, HPA) for green hydrogen and renewable energy plants in Brazil. Through two case studies in Pernambuco, it evaluates advantages and disadvantages of each model, concluding th…
Kim-Ngan Vu, Mai-Phuong Nguyen, Ha-My Le Do
This paper examines legal challenges to the EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) and analyzes the lawful design of border carbon adjustments consistent with WTO rules. It explores implications for Asia-Pacific trade, highlighting …
Soo-Min Hong, Su-Han Woo
This study analyzes the heterogeneous effects of trade in low-carbon technology (LCT) products on carbon emissions in the transportation sector using a 24-year panel of 188 countries and AMG estimators. LCT exports reduce emissions while im…
Zhuohang Tian, Binfan Jiang, Dehong Xia +1
This paper analyzes embodied carbon transfers in global steel trade, advocating for shared responsibility in emission reductions. It quantifies carbon flows between major steel exporting and importing countries, offering insights for intern…
Helu Liu, Lefen Lin
Using provincial panel data from China, this study shows that green finance significantly reduces trade-embodied carbon in manufacturing, with stronger effects in domestic trade and energy-intensive industries, operating through technologic…
Mateusz Zaczyk, Jakub Semrau
This systematic review examines blockchain for ESG transparency in supply chains under mandatory regimes like CSRD and ISSB. It identifies five typologies and reveals a structural asymmetry: governance dominates (96% of studies), while envi…
Ahmed Abaker, Asim Seedahmed Ali Osman, Aeshah Alotaibi +2
This study develops and tests a socio-technical model of how organizations achieve ESG reporting readiness through sustainable computing (SC) practices. Using PLS-SEM on 312 respondents from Saudi Arabia and the GCC, it finds that organizat…
Chamid Sutikno, Denok Kurniasih
This study compares climate change policies in Indonesia and China, finding both committed to sustainable development but differing in policy details and implementation. China leads globally through green development programs, while Indones…
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