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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S. Nandeeswaran, A. Goel, S. Ettukandathil +1
Case study of the Bouri Gas Utilization Project offshore Libya, integrating solid-bed dehydration with hollow-fibre polymeric membrane acid gas removal to treat high-CO2 natural gas. The design cuts routine flaring, meets fuel-gas specs, an…
Lijie Zhu, Chanjuan Han, Hongzhi Cui +1
This work proposes composite energy geo-structures to decarbonize buildings, integrating ground-sourced energy systems into building energy design. It offers an engineering approach linking subsurface thermal resources with building-level d…
Bardwell L.
This study examines the anti-correlation between emissions and electricity prices in Australia's grid. It explores how high renewable penetration reshapes the price-emissions relationship and draws implications for market design and grid de…
Negrete-Pincetic M.
No abstract was provided; the title indicates a study on designing capacity markets around resource adequacy (supply reliability). This sits adjacent to GX as power systems decarbonize and market mechanisms must secure reliability amid high…
Wu H.
This work proposes a unified framework that estimates industrial Scope 1 and Scope 2 emissions by combining a multidevice MMT-UNet deep-learning model with marginal emission factors. It aims to refine corporate GHG accounting by fusing AI-b…
Buonomenna M.G.
An overview of the current state of green hydrogen in Europe, surveying deployment status, policy frameworks, and remaining challenges. Specific empirical findings are not available from the abstract.
Satea A.
This technical review examines the chemical reactions occurring during CCUS-EOR across different reservoir conditions. It synthesizes how rock-fluid interactions vary by reservoir and affect CO2 storage integrity and enhanced oil recovery p…
Abugharara A.
This paper appears to develop an advanced laboratory procedure for testing CCUS materials and processes under in-situ temperature and pressure conditions. With no abstract available, specifics are unclear, but it contributes experimental in…
Sun J.
This study investigates a two-stage vacuum pressure swing adsorption (VPSA) process for CO2 capture from flue gas, combining simulation with experimental validation. It evaluates process performance for post-combustion capture, offering emp…
Kumar A.
A review tracing the historical evolution, current status, and future outlook of carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS) technologies. It surveys advances across capture, utilization, and storage stages and their role in decarboniza…
Terdal R.M.
CCUS currently lacks a self-sustaining revenue stream, so commercialization hinges on carbon pricing, subsidies, offtake contracts and regulatory design. The paper examines business models and policy support needed to make a no-revenue vent…
Muchiri M.K.
An empirical study examining the link between green financing and carbon emissions, testing whether higher environmental expenditure amplifies green finance's emission-reduction effect. Details on method, sample, and findings are unavailabl…
Amatatsu Y.
This study empirically assesses the greenium—the yield premium—of transition bonds issued by Japanese electric utilities relative to conventional bonds. It tests whether transition finance actually lowers issuers' cost of capital, offering …
Rasoulinezhad E.
A study examining how green finance drives energy efficiency improvements and renewable energy development. Without an abstract, specifics are unverified, but the work addresses the financing mechanisms linking capital flows to decarbonizat…
Sumi R.S.
Based on the title, this study appears to conceptually map how sustainable marketing relationship dynamics interact with green finance across a firm's value-creation chain. No abstract is available, so empirical findings and methods are unk…
Garg N.
This paper examines China's emergence as a leader in the green bond market. Without an abstract, specifics are unclear, but it likely analyzes China's climate finance mobilization and policy engagement through green bonds. It contributes to…
Zhu H.
A study proposing a coupling model linking emissions trading systems with market decision-making. It appears to examine how carbon price signals feed into corporate and investor decisions. Methods and findings are unverified as no abstract …
Wang Q.
This paper reviews China's national carbon emissions trading market, assessing its current operation and the impact of carbon pricing on emitters. It identifies design challenges and offers policy suggestions for improvement. It provides an…
Qin S.
Empirical study examining how managerial short-termism drives ESG decoupling—the gap between environmental talk and action—among Chinese firms. It positions digital signaling as a mechanism shaping the credibility of environmental governanc…
Babiker I.
An empirical study examining how female board representation affects ESG disclosure levels among firms in Saudi Arabia's highly polluting industries. Without an abstract, methodological details are unclear, but it contributes evidence on bo…
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