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 781–800 of 26757 papers
Jegadeesan G.B.
This paper addresses green hydrogen production via hydrothermal gasification of biomass. Without an abstract, details are limited, but it concerns diversifying renewable hydrogen feedstocks. Hydrothermal gasification can process wet biomass…
Drustrup R.
This paper applies causal loop diagrams (CLDs) to map the system structure of CCUS development, aiming to improve stakeholder understanding of its complex feedbacks. CCUS involves intertwined technical, policy, economic and social-acceptanc…
Bagadeem S.
This study examines how green finance mitigates corporate biodiversity risk among US firms, positioning green development and climate risk exposure as key moderating factors. It connects corporate finance to the emerging nature-related disc…
Mejji O.
An empirical study examining how green finance affects SME growth in Morocco, with green investment as a mediating channel. It highlights the pathway from green capital access to firm growth via investment. Relevant to emerging-market decar…
Karimi M.S.
This study empirically examines how post-Paris climate commitments, green finance, and carbon markets have driven renewable energy deployment. Though no abstract is available, it links three key transition levers—policy pledges, green capit…
Jebri R.
An empirical study examining whether green bonds mitigate the link between carbon emissions and corporate overinvestment. It likely tests whether green bond issuance improves emission performance or investment efficiency through financing d…
Siddik M.N.A.
An empirical study examining how regulatory quality moderates the link between green finance and climate change outcomes. It likely suggests that stronger institutions amplify the climate impact of green finance, linking policy design to ca…
Guo D.
This study examines how the EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) affects China's mining industry and offers policy recommendations. It considers export cost increases and competitiveness shifts, outlining China's policy responses.…
Chou C.H.
This study examines the information content of climate risk cost disclosures under IFRS S2 and their association with firm value. It empirically tests the value relevance of climate-related financial disclosure, showing how ISSB-based repor…
Baran M.F.
This study analyzes energy use efficiency and greenhouse gas emissions in sour cherry cultivation in Türkiye, quantifying on-farm energy inputs and environmental burdens. It highlights potential efficiency gains from reduced inputs. No abst…
Bošković I.
A life-cycle GHG assessment of hemp-lime concrete wall constructions in Serbia. It shows that biogenic carbon sequestration, end-of-life biogenic emissions, transport, and waste generation strongly shape net results. The study highlights ho…
Angelo Leogrande, Angelo Zerega, Chiara Tognon +2
This paper proposes an Energy Sustainable Performance Management Model (e-SPMM) for smart buildings, using the Sustainability Balanced Scorecard to translate sustainability strategy into measurable energy objectives, KPIs and governance rou…
Chen-Rui Zhu
This review synthesizes 2009–2024 studies on ESG and portfolio performance, organizing findings into positive, negative, and skeptical positions. MSCI data (2016–2025) show ESG-screened portfolios matching conventional benchmarks at 12.17% …
S. Thasneem, Md Kassim Aza Azlina
A critical review of theories and empirical evidence on the ESG–firm value relationship. It finds both positive and negative valuation effects are theoretically possible, and that empirical results depend on materiality, industry, time hori…
Woo-Sung Jung
Using 10,825 Korean non-financial firm-year observations (2011-2024) with KCGS ESG ratings, this study compares analyst attention and foreign ownership as external monitoring channels. Analyst attention was positively associated with subseq…
Abdul Rahman Shaik
Analyzing 61 Saudi non-financial firms over 2020-2024, this study tests how ESG scores affect financial performance. Pooled OLS shows ESG is positively and significantly linked to ROA but not to ROE or Tobin's Q, while quantile regression r…
Kiril Luchkov, Nadya Velinova-Sokolova, Vanya Ivanova
An integrated framework links IFRS 9 classification, expected credit loss (ECL) recognition, and IFRS 7 risk disclosure for non-financial entities in one sequential procedure. Applied to 2024 annual reports of ten large non-financial firms,…
Joseph J. Kim, Pooja D. Chavan
This study develops an AI tool that automates environmental code checking for infrastructure projects by integrating NLP, LCA, and Envision scoring. A spaCy-based NER model extracts project metadata and material quantities from PDFs, comput…
Muhammad Waqas, Sang Min Kim
A hybrid attention-based CNN-LSTM (HACL) framework projects groundwater levels for South Korea using CMIP6 forcings and national monitoring data. A filtered four-model ensemble projects the largest increases in western alluvial lowlands, fe…
Jia-Na Liu, Zhi-Feng Jie, Yang Wan
Using panel data of Chinese listed firms (2000-2024), this study examines the nonlinear link between corporate climate risk (CR) and public health disclosure (PHD). CR shows a U-shaped relationship with PHD; digital transformation shifts th…
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