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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Aneel Manan, Jawad Ahmad, Fawad Ahmad +1
This study evaluates ECC with recycled concrete powder and waste tire steel fiber, showing maintained flexural strength (up to 44.5 MPa) and reduced climate change and fossil resource impacts via LCA, supporting low-carbon circular construc…
L. L. Sharbe, Z. T. Redda, D. G. Gizaw +2
This review assesses Ethiopia's potential for green hydrogen production using its fresh water and renewable energy resources, outlining a pathway to sustainable development. It discusses technical, economic, and policy aspects of hydrogen p…
Xiaoming Zhang, Baozhou Ding, Haojie Cheng +2
This study proposes a multi-energy system integrating wind, solar, battery storage, and COG-to-methanol production for coking plants. Using K-means clustering for seasonal representative days, a bi-level optimization (PSO for capacity, MILP…
Changlin Xu, Yadvinder Malhi, Xincheng Li +8
A global synthesis of 708 experiments from 132 studies shows that while global change factors increase ecosystem carbon stocks by 27% on average, interactions with herbivores cause 23% carbon losses, reversing gains. Losses are concentrated…
Zibin Wang, Jinshan Dai
This study models distribution networks in the consumer electronics sector to analyze vehicle energy choices under carbon governance scenarios. Carbon trading emerges as the most effective policy, improving profitability while reducing emis…
Vikas Khare, Monica Bhatia, Miraj Ahmed Bhuiyan
This paper examines circular approaches to reuse and repurposing in clean energy systems, analyzing how circularity in renewable energy components and materials can enhance resource efficiency and sustainability. It explores the role of cir…
Jingwen Wu, Yanshan Zhang, Tianqi Chen
This paper surveys the co-adoption of residential solar PV and electric vehicles in rural Guangdong, China, analyzing determinants and implications for energy transition. It identifies drivers and barriers, offering policy insights for rura…
Naijing Liu, Huaiwu Peng, Lixiao Zhang +2
This study proposes a framework to optimize desert wind farm siting in Northwest China for energy output, wind-solar complementarity, and climate impact. Integrating WRF model, satellite data, and machine learning, it identifies an optimal …
He Jiang, Rongyu Cao
This paper proposes an explainable time-varying feature selection method for predicting EU ETS carbon prices. It uses AI/ML to dynamically identify key drivers, balancing predictive accuracy with interpretability. Empirical analysis on EU E…
Liqiang Duan, Shangyou Huang, Qiushi Wang +3
This paper proposes an active control strategy for a combined cooling, heating and power (CCHP) system integrated with a solar-assisted adsorption enhanced hydrogen production process. By combining renewable energy with hydrogen production,…
Salsabila Khairunnisa, Memed Sueb, Agus Puji Priyono
This study examines the impact of ESG scores and carbon intensity on tax aggressiveness among firms in energy, utilities, and industrials sectors across six ASEAN countries from 2020 to 2024. Using PLS-SEM on 275 firm-year observations, the…
Cris Bravo Monge
This study analyzes 616 firm-year observations of listed family firms in Canada and Mexico (2018-2024), showing that ESG reporting priorities differ by country and sector. While aggregate and pillar scores are similar, category-level analys…
Nwamaka Ujunwa Nzotta
This study examines the impact of ethical energy reporting on energy efficiency in Nigeria, using a survey of 380 respondents. It finds a positive correlation between energy reporting and efficiency, and highlights the role of communication…
Mackenzie Langrell-Read
This study investigates how New Zealand SMEs understand, adopt, and enact sustainability reporting (SR), focusing on digital tools and institutional context. Based on 15 qualitative interviews, it finds that SME engagement with SR is shaped…
L. (Lucia) Sutiono, H. (Haryanto) Haryanto, A. (Amelia) Setiawan +36
This book, from an Indonesian accounting information systems class project, prepares students for PSPK 1 and 2 (effective 2027). Ten student groups analyzed operational activities (water, energy, waste, logistics, etc.) to design processes,…
Eva Wany, Iman Supriadi, Fadilla Purwitasari
Using SEM on 135 SMEs in East Java, Indonesia, this study finds that sustainability accounting literacy directly and indirectly (via sustainability reporting) improves SME sustainability performance, while waste management only has an indir…
Lulu Ardelia Kholillah, Anita Kusuma Dewi, Fitri Mareta
This study examines the impact of green accounting (environmental cost ratio), leverage, and firm size on sustainability report (SR) disclosure among Indonesian agribusiness firms. Pooled regression analysis shows green accounting and firm …
Cheng-Tang Pan, Yu-Peng Huang, Cheng-Chang Tsai +4
This paper applies data-driven multi-objective optimization to analyze CVD deposition of WS2 thin films, aiming to reduce process time and carbon footprint simultaneously. It explores conditions that improve energy efficiency and lower emis…
Lisanne H. J. A. Kouwenberg, Melisa Demir, Lisa van Bodegraven +6
This prospective study in a Dutch tertiary hospital calculated the carbon footprint of anaesthesia for 50 Caesarean deliveries. Mean footprint was 5.6 kg CO2-eq per delivery, with disposables contributing 80%, mainly from neuraxial trays, s…
Félix Santiago Ríos Barragán, Fabio Leonardo Acuña Pérez
This study calculates the carbon footprint of a Colombian BPO company for 2025 using ISO 14064-1, covering Scopes 1, 2, and 3. Total emissions were 318.03 tCO2eq, with Scope 3 contributing ~89% (mainly employee commuting), Scope 2 ~10% (ele…
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