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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Nam-Wook Kim
A materials study evaluating chloride penetration resistance and service life of low-carbon marine concrete using an improved ternary cement system. It examines whether cement-related CO2 reduction can be balanced with durability in marine …
Yiru Jia, Yue Lu, Sheng Fu +1
This study examines urban community gardens as a vehicle for low-carbon behaviour, exploring how governance arrangements, interventions, and participant motivations interact. Authored at Beijing Forestry University, it offers insights into …
Zhipeng Mu, Yarui Li, Yuchen Wan +2
Using firm-level panel data from 150 Shenzhen manufacturers (2015-2024), this study examines how digitalization, policy exposure, green finance, and technological upgrading jointly drive low-carbon transformation. Fixed-effects models revea…
Mujeeb ur Rehman, Hai Liu, Zhihong Fan +2
This study develops low-carbon synchronous grouts for shield tunnels by combining limestone calcined clay cement (LC3) with nanosilica, evaluating rheology and hydration behavior. It aims to reconcile CO2 reduction from cement substitution …
Dewi Kirowati, I Made Suparta
Using PLS-SEM on Indonesian listed environmentally sensitive firms (PROPER, 2021-2024), this study examines how public shareholding and environmental costs affect Low Carbon Economy Disclosure (LCED), with green initiatives as mediator. Pub…
Ololade Mistura Aromasodun, Musa Ilias Biala
A study applying the Energy Kuznets Curve framework to SADC to examine how renewable energy adoption relates to economic growth and environmental pressure. It explores whether low-carbon development and economic growth can coexist in Southe…
Sikai Chen, Wenjian Li, Yu Shen +1
Using a difference-in-differences design on China's low-carbon city pilot policy, the authors find that effective tax rates for low-carbon firms rise significantly. Local governments compensate for lost revenue from high-emission firms by i…
Keyu Xia
This paper examines consumption-side carbon inequality in China and the challenges it poses to carbon neutrality. It finds that the per-capita carbon footprint of high-income groups rivals or exceeds that of some developed countries, and fl…
Siyue Guo, Guangwen Hu, Jing Meng +6
This paper proposes a goal-driven roadmapping framework for carbon neutrality technology (CNT) development, bridging top-down long-term climate goals with bottom-up short- and medium-term technology priorities. It integrates cross-sectoral …
Yiyu Chen, Haowei Qing, Yongchen Huo +5
This study integrates techno-economic multi-objective optimization with advanced exergy diagnosis for an integrated gasification fuel cell (IGFC) system with carbon capture and storage. It moves beyond Pareto trade-offs by attributing exerg…
Yiqing Wang, Jinghui He, Josep Peñuelas +9
A global meta-analysis of 1,957 observations from 140 field experiments assessed how agricultural management shapes soil microbial carbon economic strategies (acquisition, conversion, allocation, release). Straw return raised acquisition, c…
H. Hasan, Najwa Sabah
This paper examines how AI-enabled ESG reporting complicates harmonization of corporate disclosure law, focusing on assurance gaps and enforcement risk. It explores how divergent disclosure regimes and weak third-party assurance affect the …
M Ahsin Sidqi, Syaiful Ali
Surveying 161 Indonesian electricity-sector professionals with SEM (LISREL 8.80), this study finds transformational leadership drives technology adoption and policy regulation, with technology adoption showing the strongest direct effect on…
Robert Dygas
This article analyzes critical mineral supply chains (lithium, cobalt, rare earths, nickel, copper) through a geoeconomic lens, showing how states and firms leverage control over extraction, processing, and manufacturing. It argues that sus…
Deepak M. Divan
This perspective piece examines whether the push for energy transition and the goal of expanding energy access can converge. Written from a National Grid (US) vantage point, it weighs the alignment and tensions between decarbonization and a…
Jeremiah Thoronka
This ethnographic study of clean-cooking transitions in Kigali, Rwanda, argues that urban energy transition is a negotiated reorganisation of cooking practices shaped by gendered labour, household authority, infrastructure, and trust, not a…
Fadzai Mhariwa
Using fixed-effects panel regression on UNDP Gender Inequality Index and World Bank data (2002-2021) for Southern African countries, the study finds renewable energy consumption is positively associated with gender inequality, suggesting un…
Hlalefang Khobai
Using South African data from 1990-2024, this study applies a VECM Granger-causality framework to test the link between financial development and renewable energy consumption. It finds long-run unidirectional causality from financial develo…
Li C., Y. Song
This study evaluates climate change plans from 16 cities, four autonomous regions, and 22 provinces in China using a structured protocol, supplemented by interviews with officials. It finds a top-down approach driven by central incentives, …
Cumhur Dülger, Fabian Behrendt
Analyzes Istanbul's 2020–2024 waste-to-energy transition using portfolio decomposition and concentration indices (HHI, effective source count, Theil) on İSTAÇ facility data. Generation rose from 457 to 1332 GWh; HHI fell from 1.00 to 0.47 a…
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