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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Jenkins S.
This paper proposes a Carbon Takeback Obligation (CTO), requiring fossil fuel producers and importers to sequester a rising share of the carbon they sell, as an affordable backstop climate policy. By mandating decarbonization upstream, it t…
Mr. Shankha Pati, Mr. Abhishek Benjwal, Dr K Supriya +3
This review examines policy instruments, compliance mechanisms, and decarbonisation pathways across road, aviation, maritime, freight, and urban transport. It assesses carbon pricing, emissions trading, vehicle and fuel standards, EV incent…
Makridis G, Separdani MM
This paper evaluates methanol's decarbonization value under IMO CII, FuelEU Maritime, and EU ETS regulatory accounting frameworks. Analyzing 2024 THETIS-MRV data, it finds fossil methanol is costlier and more carbon-intensive than VLSFO and…
Steinhauser, Jan, Riahi, Keywan, Sengupta, Sreyam +9
This study uses an integrated modeling framework to explore synergies and trade-offs between biodiversity conservation and climate mitigation. It finds that sustainable bioenergy potential compatible with ambitious biodiversity targets is b…
Pranta Sikder
A country-year panel dataset (1990-2022) for 164 countries providing CO2-GDP decoupling indicators, including Tapio elasticities, eight-state classifications for production- and consumption-based emissions, regression-based elasticities, an…
Misu NB, Zlati ML, Georgescu PL +2
This study empirically tests a mediation model where green fiscal policy transmits the effect of energy import vulnerability on energy transition performance, using panel data from 27 EU countries (2014-2023). Integrating PCA, PLS-SEM, and …
Shujaat Abbas, Zahoor Ahmed
This study analyzes the impact of environmental management practices on competitive advantage in low-carbon technologies using panel data from 37 OECD countries (1995-2023). Employing instrumental variable quantile regression, it finds hete…
Hughes, Hunter
Frames the clean energy transition as an institutional crisis of state capacity, arguing for a modernized Developmental State with coordinated planning, strategic finance, and industrial discipline. Offers a 12-chapter architecture and a 20…
Jacob Kwakye
This critical review examines the concept of 'decarbonized oil' used by oil and gas actors to reconcile production with net-zero goals. It argues that technologies like methane abatement and CCS reduce only operational emissions, not full l…
Chiara Macchi
This contribution analyzes Article 22 of the CSDDD, which before its removal by the 'Omnibus I' proposal required large companies and financial institutions to adopt transition plans for climate change mitigation aligned with the Paris Agre…
Joon K, Leung C, Hanger S +3
A randomized controlled trial (N=3,454) in the US, Switzerland, and China tests four distributive designs of a flying surcharge and a flying budget. Respondents are markedly more willing to pay more than to fly less, with personal fairness …
Onur Yağış, İbrahim Çütçü
This study analyzes the individual and synergistic effects of environmental taxation and eco-innovation on energy intensity across 20 OECD countries from 1995 to 2021 using Method of Moments Quantile Regression. It finds that both factors r…
Taryn Fransen, Jonas Meckling
This study empirically examines strategic motives behind national climate pledges under the Paris Agreement. Based on interviews with 40 policymakers, it identifies six strategic objectives, including attracting climate finance, setting sta…
Siyue Yang, Yang Zhang, Yichen Wang +2
This study evaluates China's Low-Carbon City Pilot (LCCP) policy by distinguishing its three implementation phases (2010, 2013, 2017) using a multi-period DID framework. Mandatory measures in the third batch significantly reduced CO2 intens…
Jaewook Lee, Marcello Natili
Using survey data from seven European countries (n=10,968), this study finds that income difficulty and dissatisfaction with social policies reduce support for fossil fuel taxation, while perceived employment risk positively associates with…
K. Weber, Reto Knutti, Lena Brun +1
This study presents a novel scenario generation approach to systematically map peak warming from CO2 and methane mitigation pathways. Without methane mitigation, peak warming exceeds 1.7°C, and the likelihood of staying below 2°C drops belo…
Meng Li, Xuedong Wang, 肖旭倩
This paper theorizes the legal basis for protecting blue carbon ecosystems under international law, arguing that monitoring, reporting, and verification (MRV) is a binding obligation under UNCLOS Articles 192, 194, and 204-206, independent …
Zaheer Khan, Geoffrey Wood, Huda Khan +3
Multinational enterprises (MNEs) are central to climate mitigation, yet their actions vary across institutional contexts. This article develops a comparative-institutional framework showing how varieties of capitalism and geoeconomic compet…
Hamburger Á.
This paper critically examines the effectiveness of the European Guarantee of Origin (GO) scheme as an energy policy tool. It analyzes the impact of GOs on market signals and consumer choice, and identifies design flaws that may undermine p…
Huaxuan Wang, Yang Liu, Fan Wu +14
This paper analyzes the gap between China's climate targets and mitigation capacity through sectoral policy implementation, emphasizing the importance of effective policy implementation and coordination. It provides insights into China's en…
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