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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ESG活動における重要業績指標(KPI)の探索的分析
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This paper conducts an exploratory analysis of KPIs in ESG activities, aiming to identify key indicators and their interrelationships. It provides empirical insights useful for indicator selection in practice.
Opara. Stanley Uchenna, Okere. Chinedu J
This paper reviews underground hydrogen storage potential in porous media using dynamic reservoir simulation. It distinguishes working gas and cushion gas, discusses leakage prevention, and geological/engineering selection criteria. Sensiti…
Sayed Lamsoon, Sayedi, Zakirhussian, Farhad, Sayed Habibullah, Hashemi
This paper calculates the Levelized Cost of Energy (LCOE) for six power generation technologies in Afghanistan, including solar PV, wind, hydropower, gas, coal, and biomass. Results show hydropower has the lowest LCOE, followed by utility-s…
Middleton, Alexandra
This explainer examines the gap between the potential and reality of mining rare earth elements in the Arctic. Melting ice opens new deposits and shipping routes, driving Western powers (US, Canada, EU) to seek supply chain alternatives to …
Mukhlisakhon Khayrullaeva
This paper analyzes the potential of renewable energy (solar PV, biogas, wind, geothermal) in Uzbekistan's agriculture. It finds that wider adoption could reduce energy costs and support NDC targets, but faces barriers like high upfront cos…
Aslbek Rovshanov, Worldly Knowledge Publishing Centre
This paper compares Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan to identify barriers to private sector green bond issuance. Despite having green taxonomies and sovereign green bonds, Uzbekistan has only one corporate green bond. Kazakhstan, with similar poli…
Harunov, Asim, Karimzada, Orkhan, Aliguliyeva, Khayala
This paper analyzes the impact of solar energy integration on sustainable economic development in Azerbaijan. It explores how renewable energy technologies can contribute to both economic growth and environmental protection. Through policy …
Männer, Wolfgang, Fleiter, Tobias, Neuwirth, Marius +2
This supplementary material provides detailed sensitivity analysis and numerical data on carbon pricing effects and crediting of temporarily bound carbon in integrated EU refinery production, showing potential for emission reduction and cos…
Ghandi, Mahsa, Burek, Jasmina
This paper presents a dynamic life-cycle assessment framework comparing a networked geothermal energy system (GEN) to conventional gas/oil (REF) for heating and cooling in a cold climate, based on the Framingham, Massachusetts pilot. Over a…
Rabah Mokhbi
This PREreview evaluates a preprint presenting the BMEED system integrating bipolar membrane electrodialysis with a CO2 electrolyzer for combined CO2 capture and conversion. It reports 98% CO selectivity at 34.00 kWh/kg-CO, a 17% energy red…
Kokubu, Hiroyuki
This paper proposes a disclosure-based method for measuring non-financial evidence infrastructure maturity in corporate sustainability disclosures. It introduces N4 and N5 scoring axes, ΔN (year-on-year change), four regression-type classif…
Kokubu, Hiroyuki
This data note examines the computability of GHG disclosure from 89 Japanese Prime Market firms using a Computability Support Score (CSS) across three axes: machine readability, unit normalization, and API accessibility. Machine readability…
Hiroyuki Kokubu
This paper empirically examines the value of reasoning-heavy LLMs for automated ESG narrative scoring, using data from ten Japanese listed firms. Using a four-model consensus design, it finds that the mean score deviation between the reason…
Hiroyuki Kokubu
This paper examines structured GHG disclosure accessibility for 89 major Japanese listed firms using EDINET statutory filings and LLM-assisted extraction from voluntary reports. Only 23 firms had current-year structured GHG tags in EDINET; …
Xiaojuan Wang, Guanglei Yang, Ze Wang +2
This paper empirically analyzes the impact of carbon emissions trading (CET) on renewable electricity consumption using Chinese city-level data. It finds that CET significantly promotes renewable energy consumption, with mechanisms includin…
İsa Yusuf Ağaç, İzzet Arı
This paper analyzes Türkiye's Climate Law through a critical political economy lens, examining parliamentary committee proceedings. It finds that the government and business frame the law as a safeguard against the EU's CBAM, while oppositi…
Paulina Núñez-Valenzuela, Julián O. Ovis-Sánchez, Elías Razo-Flores
Homoacetogenic bacteria can consume CO2 and hydrogen in oxygen-free environments to produce acetate and ethanol, offering potential for climate change mitigation and sustainable energy production.
Olgun Konur
This paper identifies life cycle GHG emission factors for green hydrogen as a marine fuel under various shipping scenarios. It quantifies the emission reduction potential of green hydrogen compared to conventional fuels, providing insights …
Hao Xu, Xixuan Peng, Xiaodan Jin +2
This study evaluates co-benefits of reducing CO2 and air pollutants from transport. A random forest model predicts PM2.5 concentrations and health benefits are estimated using GEMM. In the best scenario, CO2 emissions peak in 2032 with a 51…
Ankita Rajput, Poonam Chaturvedi, Priyanka Dubey +1
This study analyzes 22 years of data from major rice-producing countries, examining the relationship between rice production and greenhouse gas emissions. Emission intensity decreased in all countries, indicating improved production efficie…
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