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 1601–1620 of 4286 papers
Quemin S.
This paper analyzes the 2021 revision of the EU ETS as a case study to examine how emissions trading systems can raise climate ambition. It evaluates the design elements and impacts of the revision, offering policy implications for other ju…
Zhang F.
This paper analyzes China's carbon emissions trading mechanism in the power sector, examining institutional design and operational challenges. It discusses the expansion of China's ETS and its implications for power sector decarbonization.
Sovacool B.K.
This paper explores the social construction and contestation of net-zero industrial megaprojects in England, analyzing how these projects are framed and contested beyond government frameworks. It offers insights into social acceptance and c…
Galvin R.
This paper compares two decarbonization pathways for thermally inefficient 1950s-1970s apartment buildings in Germany: achieving net-zero-energy at the building level versus integrating them into zero-carbon energy systems. It provides evid…
Andrea Caccialanza, M. Cotugno, S. Perdichizzi +1
This study analyzes 2,202 listed non-financial firms across 11 G20 countries from 2010 to 2021, examining the impact of CSR committee presence and composition on ESG performance. Findings show that board size, gender diversity, and independ…
Zhang Bokai, Chengjie Huang, Xiao Qiang
Using panel data of Chinese listed firms from 2012-2022, this study exploits the establishment of environmental courts as a quasi-natural experiment with a multi-period DID approach. It finds that environmental courts significantly promote …
Sera Ayten Çetinkaya, S. Korkmaz, Nuno Bimbo +1
This paper reviews the current state of liquid hydrogen (LH2) storage tank design for maritime vessels, covering hazards, tank geometries, insulation methods, and material requirements. It compares LH2 with LNG, discusses evolving IMO guide…
Chao Wang, Wenhuan Cao, Hui Li +1
This paper reviews the application of lignin-based functional materials in photovoltaics. Lignin, a natural polymer, offers a low-cost and sustainable alternative for enhancing solar cell performance, contributing to the advancement of rene…
Wen Zhang, Yuhan Chen, Shisheng Chen
This critical review systematically examines design frameworks and performance assessment methods for photovoltaic (PV) applications on parking lots. It highlights the potential of parking lot PV to combine efficient land use with renewable…
Mei Xie, Zhuofan Yang, Yiyan Li +3
This review systematically synthesizes the application of Self-Determination Theory (SDT) to social acceptance of sustainable energy technologies. Following PRISMA, 34 studies (2000-2026) were analyzed, showing that autonomous motivation, s…
Jinqi Jiang, Zhijing Wu, guosen zhang +9
WaterMAP is a scalable ML framework for predicting GHG emissions from wastewater treatment plants. Using data from 5155 Chinese WWTPs, it estimates Scope 1/2/3 emissions and suggests 9.6-34.0% reduction potential by 2060.
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This meta-analysis synthesizes quasi-experimental evidence on China's ETS and green innovation, using three-level meta-regression to disentangle design choices from real policy effects. It pre-specifies moderators and publication bias tests…
Tao Huang, Zhixin Liu, Chenyue Zhou
This paper analyzes the impact of the EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) on corporate ESG scores, demonstrating that aggregate ESG scores fail to adequately capture carbon border shock risks. Using financial and emissions data of …
Federico Cammelli, Johan Six, Rachael Garrett
This study quantifies collusion in sustainability verification reports for cocoa supply chains, finding 25% collusion, reduced to 11% by withholding compliance thresholds. It underscores that monitoring and traceability alone are insufficie…
Michael Padget, Gregg Furie, Dionne Kringos +2
This paper is the first to systematically evaluate environmental sustainability measures for healthcare using quality measurement criteria. Six measures were assessed, and a minimum set of greenhouse gas emissions (scopes 1 and 2), water us…
Nan Deng, Xi Chen, Giovanna Michelon
This paper empirically investigates investor perceptions of mandatory sustainability reporting standards. Co-authored by researchers from the University of Bristol and the University of Padua, it analyzes how the adoption of such standards …
Yajie Gao, Marja Roitto, Teng Hu +3
This study compares five farm-level carbon footprint tools for dairy production, revealing significant variability in total GHG emissions (415-913 t CO2eq/yr) due to differences in scopes and IPCC method tiers. Tool responsiveness to mitiga…
Jakob Unterkofler
This study examines how inequality in energy cost burdens relates to public support for climate policies in Europe, using Google Trends data. It finds that in countries without carbon pricing, higher inequality correlates with stronger supp…
Christian‐Oliver Ewald, Yaoyu Li
This study proposes a text-based framework for forecasting EU carbon prices, combining FinBERT sentiment analysis with PCA dimensionality reduction. Using weekly data from 2020-2024, the CNN-LSTM model with PCA inputs achieves the best perf…
Sébastien Houde, Wenjun Wang
Using micro-level data from Chinese firms, this paper shows that AI adoption reduces carbon emission intensity, with stronger effects for large firms, those in AI hubs, and high-carbon sectors. Mechanisms include improved energy management,…
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