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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Yang S.
This paper proposes a hybrid BiLSTM-XGBR model to predict corrosion depth and compressive strength of cement stone in CCUS wells. It applies AI to assess well integrity, contributing to safe and durable CO2 storage.
Gabrielli P.
This paper analyzes the role of storage power purchase agreements (PPAs) in Europe, examining contract models and policy frameworks that can facilitate the deployment of energy storage. It provides insights for integrating renewables and en…
Pinto M.C.
This paper uses scenario analysis to examine competitive pathways for exporting green hydrogen from North Africa to the EU. It evaluates cost, infrastructure, and policy conditions, clarifying the role of imported hydrogen in meeting EU dec…
Pratiwi V.D.
This paper evaluates efficient CCUS system design for emissions from Indonesia's chemical industry, aiming to identify optimal configurations from technical and economic perspectives. It contributes to decarbonization efforts in the region.…
Saeedi M.
This paper conducts a systematic literature review on the role of technology in green finance and proposes a framework to understand how technology can promote green finance. It provides a foundation for systematically understanding the int…
Parádi-Dolgos A.
This paper empirically analyzes the uptake of green finance tools in agriculture using Q-methodology. It identifies typologies of perceptions among farmers and stakeholders, revealing drivers and barriers to adoption. Findings offer insight…
Fang Y.
This paper empirically examines how green finance moderates the effect of heterogeneous environmental regulations on green technology innovation. It suggests that combining regulatory and financial instruments is crucial for policymakers.
Reepu
This paper discusses the advantages of climate bonds (green bonds), likely covering benefits such as lower financing costs for issuers and environmental credentials for investors. It provides an overview of climate-related financial instrum…
Hintermann B.
This paper empirically analyzes home country bias in international emissions trading within the EU ETS, suggesting that trading behavior may not be fully efficient across borders. It offers important implications for carbon market design an…
Zeng B.
This paper analyzes the relationship between market power and the diffusion of low-carbon technologies in an energy-intensive sector covered by an emissions trading scheme (ETS). It examines how market power affects incentives for technolog…
Wang Z.
This paper analyzes the development of China's emissions trading system (ETS) from a political economy perspective, examining the interplay of political and economic factors in its design and implementation. It highlights the characteristic…
Daskalakis G.
This paper analyzes how temporal restrictions in the EU Emissions Trading System (EU ETS), such as allowance expiry and borrowing limits, affect the carbon futures market. It provides insights into market participant behavior and price form…
Holligan B.
This paper examines the legal and institutional issues surrounding unauthorized transfers of emission allowances in the EU ETS. It questions the legal nature of allowances (commodity vs. propriety) and analyzes remedies and design flaws. Of…
Doda B.
This paper discusses the challenges of carbon pricing across different economic conditions, exploring how the design and implementation of carbon prices should vary between booms and recessions. It offers policy implications, though specifi…
Alareeni B.A.
This paper empirically analyzes the relationship between ESG scores and financial performance of US S&P 500 firms. It quantifies the impact of ESG factors on firm value and profitability, offering implications for investors and corporate ma…
Kartikasary M.
This paper empirically examines the relationship between ESG report quality and firm value in Southeast Asia. It suggests that higher-quality reporting may be associated with higher market valuation, highlighting the importance of disclosur…
Peng Z.
This paper empirically examines whether socially preferred firms (e.g., those with high reputation) are more proactive in ESG disclosure. It analyzes the relationship between corporate social preference and ESG reporting, aiming to identify…
Purwantini C.
This paper examines how industry classifications affect corporate ESG disclosure and finds that CEO power moderates this relationship. Empirical evidence highlights the importance of industry characteristics and managerial influence in shap…
Lee H.
This paper empirically examines how industry competition and corporate governance affect voluntary disclosure of greenhouse gas emissions information among South Korean firms. It reveals the roles of competitive pressure and governance stru…
Della Chiesa T.
This paper examines the potential for reducing greenhouse gas emissions in North American soybean production. Specific methods and results are unclear, but it likely contributes to decarbonization in the agricultural sector.
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