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 41–60 of 618 papers
Nakazawa T.
This study empirically examines why net-zero carbon declarations spread in a domino-like fashion across Japanese local governments. It likely analyzes how neighboring municipalities, peer effects, and policy/social factors drove diffusion. …
Otsuki T.
This paper analyzes the role of carbon dioxide capture and storage (CCS) within Japan's energy system on the path to net-zero emissions. It likely assesses how much CCS is required across power and industrial sectors and where it would be d…
Xingyu Xue, Hongrui Ma
This dataset supports research analyzing resource-aware climate mitigation pathways for Japan's light-duty vehicle sector beyond electrification. It considers material and resource constraints, examining decarbonization options that go beyo…
Fujimoto, Yu, Sugano, Soma, Mitsuoka, Masataka +3
This dataset provides 30-minute resolution time series of municipality-level Carbon Intensity (CI) and Demand-Sensitive Carbon Intensity (SCI) for 333 Japanese municipalities from April 2024 to March 2025. SCI is a diagnostic indicator of t…
Madhuresh Kumar
This paper estimates the carbon emissions embedded in Indian bank loans. It first calculates sectoral fossil fuel consumption, then maps emission intensity onto credit data to quantify loan-related carbon emissions. The method supports fina…
Yang X.
This study empirically assesses how the Saitama Emissions Trading Scheme—Japan's first regional ETS—affected facility-level energy consumption and economic performance. Using facility-level data, it tests whether a subnational carbon pricin…
Sugiyama M.
Part 1 of JMIP 2 examines how technology uncertainty affects the robustness of Japan's net-zero pathways. It likely analyzes how variation in technology costs and deployment speeds shapes the resilience of decarbonization scenarios, informi…
Hrishikesh Upadhyaya, Chandinee Goswami, Moirangthem Momocha Singh
This study assesses India's readiness for its new regulatory carbon market, targeting net-zero by 2070. It reviews prior frameworks (PAT, RECs), institutional and monitoring roles, and compares EU and China market structures to identify opp…
Nan Q.
This study shows that applying biochar made from recycled annual rice straw reduces long-term greenhouse gas emissions from paddy fields while delivering economic benefits. It offers a practical, circular approach to agricultural decarboniz…
Nike Diah Agustin, Takuro Kobashi
A dataset supporting a nationwide assessment of rooftop PV and integrated PV–EV systems across all 38 Indonesian provinces. Eight scenarios cover PV-only and PV–EV configurations, with and without export compensation, under 2024 and 2060 co…
Sujin Byeon, Hyelim Yang, Younkyoo Kim +1
A decomposition analysis of GHG emission factors at domestic AI service companies across data-center expansion and carbon-neutrality phases. It isolates the drivers of emission changes, showing where growth and decarbonization align or dive…
Mathhar Bdour, Mustafa Jaradat, Ohoud Aljaloudi
First plant-data-backed techno-economic assessment of a hybrid dual-stage solar thermal system integrated into a cement kiln pre-heater in Ma'an, Jordan. A 6000 m2 PTC field (Stage 5) and 8000 m2 LFR field (Stage 6) achieve a combined 41.4%…
Hiroaki Onodera, Hiroto Shiraki, Keisuke Matsuhashi
This paper examines how strategic siting of data centers in Japan can ease the trade-off between decarbonization and digitalization. It suggests that aligning siting with grid carbon intensity and renewable availability can support digital …
Soma Sugano, Masahisa Ishii, Ryota Tsuchiya +4
First full-scale parallel field comparison of a Net Zero Energy Greenhouse (ZEG) versus a conventional greenhouse under identical conditions for commercial strawberry cultivation in Japan. The ZEG, using a groundwater-source heat pump, doub…
Minoru Hosaka
This paper examines whether conservative cultural ideals (e.g., Wertkonservative), found compatible with renewable energy support in rural West Germany, can be leveraged in Japan to boost renewable energy share. Using a questionnaire survey…
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This study empirically analyzes determinants of TCFD support from a corporate governance perspective, using a sample of 687 Japanese listed firms (2017-2023). Cox proportional hazards and logit models reveal that firms with strong climate g…
Liu X.
This paper examines the role of carbon pricing in achieving Japan's net-zero targets, analyzing policy design and challenges, and offering recommendations.
M. Abe, Peter Adriaens
This study quantifies financial flood risk for Nikkei 225 companies across 18,000+ facilities, integrating climate models and financial data. Expected annual damage exceeds USD 8.2 billion by 2030, with ~60% from property damage in Asia. Ca…
Lingli Li, Dezhi Li, Eddie Chi Man Hui +3
This study proposes a framework to attribute operational carbon responsibility in commercial buildings to stakeholders using socio-technical systems theory. By integrating energy consumption and social networks, core-periphery analysis reve…
Cheng, Tianjiao, Onoda, Hiroshi
Applying a per-plant carbon balance to all 874 Japanese municipal waste incinerators, this study shows that accounting conventions (biogenic-neutral vs. biogenic-removal) determine whether geological CO2 storage yields creditable abatement.…
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