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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Vijay Kumar
This paper examines the dual role of AI in sustainability: as an enabler of resource efficiency and green transition, and as a consumer of energy and resources. It discusses the Green AI movement prioritizing energy-efficient algorithms ove…
Lea Gathen
This dissertation examines how narratives, policy frameworks, and actor perspectives shape the transition to e-mobility in Lower Saxony, Germany. It finds that fragmented responsibilities and limited institutional capacities hinder effectiv…
Christine Cadigan
This paper examines the effectiveness of voluntary carbon markets for family forest owners (FFOs) in the United States. Using the Family Forest Carbon Program developed by AFF and TNC as a case study, it demonstrates how market-based conser…
Clara Bachorz, Jakob Dürrwächter, Chen Chris Gong +6
This paper models steel capacity additions in emerging economies, estimating that existing and planned coal-based plants could commit nearly 60 GtCO2. Under current trends, committed emissions reach 114 GtCO2, consuming 20% of the remaining…
Laing T, Koroma MS, Elshurafa A
This study quantifies the paradox that renewable energy and electric vehicle manufacturing relies on oil-based materials. Using material flow analysis, it projects that global oil demand embedded in these technologies could rise from 2.8 mi…
Valverde C, Díaz-Morcillo A, Fayos-Fernández J +3
This paper investigates microwave heating of molten solar salt (solar salt) for thermal energy storage, combining multiphysics simulations and experiments. Solar salt behaves as a highly conductive ionic medium with limited microwave penetr…
Shahadat H
This study constructs the first primary-data, scope-resolved carbon and water footprint inventory for Bangladesh's ready-made garment (RMG) sector using facility-level data from 32 factories. The sector-weighted mean cradle-to-gate global w…
Pradnyesh Khairnar , Karishma Rathod and Asst. Prof. Dineshwari Bisen
This paper proposes the Green Data Center Framework integrating renewable energy, advanced thermal management, and AI-driven resource optimization. Three pilot sites demonstrate PUE of 1.2, 75% renewable energy coverage, 50% reduction in se…
Lingli Hou, Tomer Fishman, Stefano Merciai +8
This study quantifies embodied transboundary GHG emissions from over 700 Belt and Road Initiative projects. It reveals the supply-chain-wide emission footprint of massive infrastructure investments and identifies mitigation opportunities, p…
Xueyang Li, Jin Ma
This study examines the impact of green finance on city-level carbon intensity using econometric models and machine learning (SHAP) on data from 285 Chinese cities. Green bonds and green investment show the strongest decarbonization effects…
F. Prenner, Julian Koller, R. Wiedemann
This article highlights wastewater as a renewable energy source for heating and cooling, covering applications in buildings and industry. It emphasizes digitalization for optimization and combination with other renewables. Real-world projec…
S. Bruzzi, Elena Tànfani
This paper proposes an enterprise-oriented decision framework for evaluating green hydrogen conversion in hard-to-abate supply chains. It structures drivers into six dimensions, uses expert elicitation and scenario planning with consistency…
Z. Baharom
This paper develops a conceptual framework to explain how ESG integration drives corporate financial sustainability. Based on 100 peer-reviewed articles, it proposes ESG risk management and sustainability reporting quality as mediating mech…
Barbara Annicchiarico, M. Carli, Francesca Diluiso
This paper studies how alternative carbon pricing policies (carbon taxes vs. cap-and-trade) affect macroeconomic dynamics and the welfare cost of business cycles in a DSGE model with financial frictions and pollution externalities. It finds…
Dong-Hyuk Kim, Hui Qiao, Ying Zheng
Analyzes the design challenges and insights for emissions trading schemes in price-regulated and concentrated industries, using China's power sector as a case study.
Moran Wang, Zheng Xuan Hoy, Shouyang Wang +1
A systematic literature review on maritime decarbonization, summarizing current research trends and proposing future directions. The paper provides policy implications for reducing GHG emissions in the shipping industry.
Zini Xu, Xiang Xie
This study uses China's 2018 green credit evaluation notice as a quasi-natural experiment and applies a DID model to industrial enterprises from 2010-2022. It finds that green credit policies improve environmental information disclosure lev…
Jingjing Kong
This paper analyzes how digital intelligence technology drives green and low-carbon transformation in oil and gas enterprises. Drawing on dynamic capabilities and resource-based theories, it shows that digital technologies enable data sensi…
Md Rohidul Islam
This study examines the association between environmental policy stringency (EPS) and CO2 emission efficiency convergence across 38 OECD countries from 1990 to 2023. Using data envelopment analysis, a club convergence algorithm, and a probi…
Rudresh Pandey, Frank Asche, Neelam Rani
This study examines how corporate climate change exposure and ESG media coverage influence renewable energy consumption. Empirical findings suggest both factors positively affect renewable energy adoption. The research likely uses data from…
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