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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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…
Phooomrittikul, Peechanika
A study evaluating alternative carbon pricing trajectories for decarbonising Thailand's power sector. It likely models how price levels and timing affect generation mix and emissions. Offers lessons for carbon pricing design in emerging eco…
Ashutosh Jaiswal
Using 5,295 country-product-year observations of GCC exports to the EU, the paper matches 2026 CBAM default emission factors and free-allocation benchmarks to estimate conditional carbon-cost exposure. The 2025 basket reaches EUR 4.48bn and…
Wen Zhang, Deng-Feng Li, Zhi-Bin Wu +1
This study proposes a novel 'Step-find DirRec' multi-step approach for forecasting carbon prices, with empirical evidence from China's carbon market. It offers a time-series method to better capture carbon price dynamics, aiding market risk…
Michele Efendy, Memed Sueb, Selly Herdianti Herdianti
Using 90 balanced panel observations of energy firms in Indonesia, Malaysia, and Thailand (2020–2024), this study tests how environmental performance, green accounting, and sustainability report disclosure affect potential carbon tax revenu…
Ruiting Wu, Jafferi Jamaludin, Jeyraj A-L Selvaraj
Evaluates time series foundation models (Chronos-2, TimesFM-2.5) against benchmarks across the EU ETS, China's national ETS, and Hubei/Guangdong pilots at 1–60 day horizons using leakage-free rolling-origin design. No model beats the random…
Lingxuan Sun, Rui Feng
Using China's staggered regional carbon emissions trading (CET) pilots as a quasi-natural experiment, this study examines ESG adjustment among listed SOEs. Across 13,750 firm-year observations (2010-2023) and a staggered difference-in-diffe…
Xiaohng Chen, Jing Yang, Huaqing Zuoma +2
An empirical study using China's ETS pilot as a quasi-natural experiment to test whether carbon emissions trading improves the environmental cleanliness of firms' export products. It examines how carbon pricing reshapes firms' production an…
Phoomrittikul, Peechanika
This study evaluates carbon pricing trajectories for decarbonising Thailand's power sector. It likely models how carbon price levels and timing affect emissions reduction and generation mix. It offers empirical insight into carbon pricing d…
Sidhu, Jasjeet Singh
Using IAEA's FINPLAN, this study tests whether an illustrative 1,400 MW CCGT IPP in Peninsular Malaysia is bankable under an unrecovered carbon price and early retirement. The minimum bankable tariff of 31.6 sen/kWh is set by lenders' 1.20 …
BATTAL, TURGAY
A replication package reconstructing the first-year (2025) FuelEU Maritime compliance market from public EU MRV files. It infers ship-level fuel mixes, computes well-to-wake intensity and compliance balances for 9,743 ships, and maps poolin…
Yan-Sen Feng
A synthesis of 25 top-journal papers (2018–2025) building a three-dimensional framework of inclusive wealth accounting, directed technological change, and climate tipping-point risk. It finds sustainability's driver has shifted from exogeno…
Y. Akhtar, Y. Abbas, Rehana Bibi +3
Using 1990–2023 panel data for BRICS economies, the study estimates long-run drivers of carbon intensity via FMOLS with Driscoll-Kraay standard errors. Carbon pricing (-0.567) and green transition (-0.139) lower carbon intensity, while fina…
Yingli Li, Wang Gao, Jiatong Zhang +1
Using an R2 decomposed connectedness approach, this study examines contemporaneous and lagged linkages between carbon and energy markets. Return spillovers are dominated by contemporaneous transmission, while volatility shows notable lagged…
Siswantoro
Using GMM on 19 mostly high-income countries (2017–2024), this study examines how carbon taxes and carbon tax revenues affect renewable energy consumption. A 1% carbon tax increase raises renewables by 0.082%, but a 1% revenue increase lowe…
Sunny O. Asomaku, Benson P. Okwori, Ayodele A. Suberu +2
This policy and research review examines carbon markets and biodiversity credits as financing tools for Nigeria's environmental sustainability agenda. Drawing on the Climate Change Act 2021, NDC, Carbon Market Activation Policy, and NBSAP 2…
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