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 181–200 of 1944 papers
Hapid Durohman, Annes N. Khoirunnisa
Using second-generation panel cointegration methods on seven ASEAN economies (2001–2023), this study finds that renewable energy investment and green finance significantly reduce CO2 emissions, while FDI, GDP growth, and gross fixed capital…
Tianxu Lan, Boqiang Lin
An empirical study examining whether coal price uncertainty amplifies firm-level risk in China's market. Without an abstract, methods and findings remain unverified, but the work links fossil-fuel price volatility to corporate financial ris…
Fiza Qureshi, Sitara Karim, Muhammad Ramaditya +1
This study appears to examine how firms' operational cash liquidity buffers carbon-related risk. It suggests that holding liquid cash may cushion financial exposure when carbon risk materializes. Detailed empirical findings are unavailable …
Taimoor Hassan, Piotr Krajewski, Muhammad Arif Khan
Using a G7 panel (1990–2020) and Method of Moments Quantile Regression with dynamic-GMM and bootstrap checks, the study finds growth and resource rents raise emissions while technological progress, fiscal centralization and renewable energy…
Marín-Rodríguez N.J.
A review-oriented paper on integrating green bonds into portfolio investments, surveying recent market trends and investor uptake while outlining further research directions. Empirical detail is unverified as no abstract was available.
Xie X.
Applies a differential-evolution-optimized SVM to model the financing costs of green bonds and identify their influencing factors. Demonstrates a machine-learning approach to predicting green bond pricing and spreads. Details are limited as…
Liu F.H.M.
A study examining how green sukuk (Islamic bonds) drive the development of green Islamic finance in Malaysia. It explores how Islamic finance frameworks shape the ecosystem for green capital raising. Details are limited as no abstract was a…
Shang H.
This study examines regional disparities in green finance development across Chinese cities, focusing on the North–South divide and the mechanisms that produce it. No abstract is available, so methods and findings cannot be detailed; the wo…
Ntombela T.
A study examining awareness of green finance products and the factors perceived to influence their adoption. Without an abstract, methods and findings remain unverified, but the work appears to empirically probe barriers and drivers of gree…
Hazik Mohamed
This conceptual study proposes a Digital Waqf Ecosystem linking waqf institutions, digital governance, and climate finance to address financing gaps and fragmented institutional coordination. Using Monte Carlo simulation as an exploratory t…
Yu-Qi Zheng
A conceptual paper on how digital finance and AI, within the platform economy, can support corporate green innovation. It identifies Chinese firms' transition barriers—capital shortages, slow technology iteration, uneven innovation resource…
Erin R. Graham, Jiayi (Sonia) Zhang
International financial institutions increasingly use multilateral climate funding to de-risk institutional investors and mobilize private capital. Text analysis of five IOs' replenishment documents and assessment of GEF/GCF projects show d…
Zhang Z.
An empirical study examining whether green bonds issued by focal firms drive emission reductions among their upstream suppliers. It frames green finance as a channel for supply-chain decarbonization and Scope 3 spillovers. Details of method…
Delia Noerhayati, Rosmini Ramli
Using panel regression (random effects) on 15 Indonesian listed banks (90 observations, 2020-2025), this study examines how carbon emission disclosure, green credit, and firm size affect financial performance. Carbon disclosure and firm siz…
Jiayi Xu
This paper builds a three-agent model of financial institutions, international markets, and firms to analyze how green credit policy affects corporate low-carbon exports. It finds that the dual reallocation of financial and production resou…
Professor Manasseh E. Bassey, Aniedi Ene Inyang
This documentary study examines how international organizations, especially the UN, contribute to climate governance through climate finance mobilization, policy coordination, technical assistance, capacity building, and negotiation facilit…
Fernando Flórez
Livestock sustains over a billion people but emits roughly a fifth of agricultural GHGs, mainly methane, with demand set to double by 2050. CGIAR evidence shows sustainable intensification can halve emission intensity while raising yields a…
Muhammad Anas
This integrative review argues that Saudi Arabia's power transition is framed too narrowly as capacity expansion, overlooking how energy efficiency within generation reshapes the financeable economics of the transition. Heat-rate gains, com…
Oluwafemi Agboola
African nations face large adaptation and mitigation needs under tight fiscal constraints, making climate finance central to policy implementation. This article analyzes how state capacity shapes the ability to mobilize, allocate, execute, …
S M Emdad Ullah
This review examines how capital is allocated and risk managed across the new cycle of critical energy infrastructure investment, as LNG expansion, AI-driven electricity demand and grid modernization converge. It maps financing models—utili…
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