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 201–220 of 2130 papers
Ürkmez S.
This paper revisits whether carbon border adjustment mechanisms (CBAM) can actually reduce carbon leakage, framed through a manufacturer's dual-sourcing problem. It analyzes how carbon price differentials shape firms' sourcing and location …
Ziniu Li, Chen Anlan, Yingxiang Wang +4
A Stackelberg-game multi-agent model splits carbon pricing into short-, medium-, and long-term stages with a dynamic uncertainty set and adaptive two-layer decomposition algorithm. Experiments show an 86.3% daily renewable consumption rate …
Shiquan Zheng, Guo Yi
This paper proposes an optimal scheduling strategy for a Port Integrated Energy System coupling electricity, cooling, heat, gas, and hydrogen with CCHP, P2G, and storage. A ladder-type carbon trading mechanism progressively penalizes emissi…
Gørild M. Heggelund, Iselin Stensdal, Maosheng Duan +1
An analysis of China's national emissions trading scheme and its gradual development. The title suggests a case that slow, steady institutional building may outperform rapid reform. Details are unavailable without an abstract.
Rebecca Pearse
This paper examines how Australia's carbon market was constructed through a 'hybrid' lens, analyzing how market mechanisms blend with state regulation and institutional design. It offers an institutional account of carbon pricing formation,…
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A handbook offering a systematic overview of carbon markets, covering emissions trading systems, carbon pricing mechanisms, and international market design. Without an abstract, specifics are unclear, but it serves as a reference for unders…
Jia Liu, Zhaohua Wang, Amber Yiming Zhao +1
A study on how the allocation of carbon emission rights relates to efficiency and carbon finance. Judging from the title, it examines how allocation efficiency ('unlocking') shapes carbon finance market function. Without an abstract, detail…
Nicolas Kreibich, Hanna-Mari Ahonen
A commentary examining whether the voluntary carbon market can reinvent itself to align with the Paris Agreement. It likely probes credibility, quality, and governance reforms needed for market legitimacy. Specific findings are unavailable …
Elena Marro, Jos Delbeke
A study examining linkages among compliance, hybrid, and voluntary carbon markets. Likely analyzes how price and demand signals transmit across market types and how linkage design shapes carbon pricing and corporate offset strategies. Detai…
Qianhui Cai, Wei WANG, 季振亚 +2
This paper proposes a day-ahead and intraday combined optimal scheduling model for park-level virtual power plants, integrating power-to-gas, carbon capture and storage, and a supply-demand interactive carbon trading mechanism. It dual-opti…
Asgeir Barlaup, Katja Biedenkopf
A study of the Republic of Korea's emissions trading scheme, examining how carbon pricing design interacts with continued fossil fuel development. It situates Asia's early cap-and-trade experience within the tension between decarbonization …
Tikli Loivaranta, Piia Lundberg, Jukka Käyhkö
Using a June 2022 survey across three Finnish regions, this study examines perceived fairness of fuel tax increases through a spatial justice lens. Rural and sparsely populated residents perceive the tax as less fair, and climate concern, t…
Andi Sahri Alam, Rafiuddin, Syamsuddin Laude +2
A multi-method comparison of carbon pricing design in the EU, Brazil, and China, combining policy document analysis, legislative coding, and Worldwide Governance Indicators (1996-2023). Carbon taxes and ETS dominate, with hybrid designs (re…
Quick R.
A dissenting legal analysis challenging the prevailing view that carbon border adjustment measures are compatible with GATT rules. It interrogates the trade-law boundaries of border carbon adjustments and questions the widely assumed compat…
Yichi Zhang
A replication package analyzing Chinese aluminium exports beyond the EU during CBAM's early definitive phase. It covers export quantities and embodied emissions for 49 covered products, conditional comparisons with copper substitutes, and d…
Christina Dru Padi
Indonesia's carbon tax, formalized under Law No. 7 of 2021, faces significant implementation barriers. Using questionnaires and interviews with tax officials plus regulatory and literature review, the study maps procedures for identifying t…
Bo Xu, Jialu Yang, 振山 李 +1
A Stackelberg game model of a coal supplier-led power supply chain under carbon trading compares no, single-firm, and dual R&D subsidies. Subsidizing one firm can discourage the other's technology improvement, so net emission cuts may requi…
Li Mingliang, Lee Chin, Abdul Rahim A.S.
An empirical study of China's ETS pilot markets examining how carbon prices affect corporate financial performance, focusing on lagged effects and transmission channels. It traces how carbon price signals propagate to firm profitability and…
Liangpeng Wu, Jingrui Zhang, Youan Ke +1
Using 2000–2022 panel data for 30 Chinese provinces and a difference-in-differences design, the study measures carbon price distortion via a generalized cost function with factor-price distortions and emission constraints. It finds ETS pilo…
Pothin F
Using HS6 product-level life-cycle carbon embodied in bilateral trade (1995–2023), the paper tests whether trade shocks cut or merely relocate embodied carbon. Integration pulls carbon-intensive production in slowly while fragmentation push…
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