This page provides an English interface to the gxceed GX paper corpus. The corpus aggregates papers from 13 open 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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Huifen Pan, Bufang Zhang
This paper examines whether green bonds can finance low-carbon transitions in developing regions, using Henan, China as a case study. Through statistical analysis and empirical case studies, it assesses the current status, multidimensional …
Parmod Kumar, Padam Bhushan, Ercan Özen
This chapter examines the evolution of green bonds from multilateral issuances to widespread adoption, analyzing their use-of-proceeds model and regulatory frameworks. It identifies challenges such as fragmented standards, high certificatio…
Dong Lou, Mingxin Xu, Jun Yuan
This paper reviews the economic foundations of green finance and its practice. It finds that public policy is essential but faces swings and coordination issues. Private investment through divestment and engagement faces hurdles like hetero…
Mladen Savić, Toma Marjanović
This paper analyzes the key role of banks in mobilizing capital for the green transition by integrating ESG criteria and managing sustainability risks. It shows that ESG integration changes credit risk management and enables banks to contri…
Jincheng Li, Zhihua Chen
Using China's Green Finance Reform and Innovation Pilot Zones as a quasi-natural experiment, this study employs a staggered DID framework to show that green finance policy significantly promotes industrial structure upgrading. Mechanisms in…
Dr Roopesh Kumar N, Bindushree S
This paper assesses green bonds and climate funds from 2021 to 2026, highlighting market trends and regulatory shifts. The ICMA transition finance guidelines mark a turning point, with transition funds reaching $318 billion by H1 2025. Issu…
Imtiaz Bashir
This paper evaluates Pakistan's readiness for sustainable finance and carbon markets, emphasizing the adaptation of a green taxonomy and policy measures. It highlights the need for governance improvements and private sector partnerships.
Annika Stenström
This doctoral dissertation analyzes how experts and organizations enable or constrain green finance through a lens combining International Political Economy and Science and Technology Studies. It examines cases from EU sustainable finance t…
Mukta Arora
This review synthesizes evidence on green bonds' growth and impact on sustainable finance. It finds that green bonds enhance access to funding for environmental projects, improve market transparency through reporting and verification, and a…
Rao H.
This study empirically examines the impact of green bond issuance on green innovation in Chinese enterprises. It analyzes the increase in patent applications and R&D investment among issuers, revealing mechanisms through which green bonds p…
Dr. Prashant Kumar
This study analyzes sustainable finance models for green technology adoption in India, finding GSS+ instruments grew 186% to USD 55.9 billion by 2024. Domestic capital dominates (83% of mitigation finance) but international inflows are limi…
Weirong He, Sameer Kumar
This chapter comprehensively analyzes the impact of European green finance policies on sustainable development. It highlights how climate change risks (physical and transition) affect economic systems and examines case studies from major Eu…
M. Broere, L.A. Mendes
This paper argues that Europe must expand its sustainable finance framework to better support transition finance for high-emitting sectors. Current EU Taxonomy focuses on 'green' activities, leaving a funding gap. Recommendations include ad…
Babon-Ayeng P.
This study analyzes socio-political factors influencing the adoption of green bond financing for infrastructure projects in Ghana. It identifies barriers and drivers for policymakers and financial institutions to promote green finance.
Ling C.
This paper proposes a framework for sustainable decision-making in China's smart port development using green finance instruments. It emphasizes balancing marine ecosystem conservation with economic efficiency, offering practical policy rec…
Kwilinski A.
This study uses a spatial Durbin model to analyze spillover effects of green finance on sustainable development across regions. Results suggest that green finance in neighboring regions positively impacts local sustainable development, high…
Bhutta U.S.
This paper assesses the readiness of the financial system to support carbon neutrality, evaluating current capital flows, climate risk assessment, and the role of policies and regulations.
Tukhtabayev A.
This paper empirically analyzes the impact of green bonds on sustainable development. It finds positive effects on environmental and economic indicators, highlighting the importance of promoting green bond issuance and enhancing transparenc…
Bisultanova A.
This paper discusses green bonds as a key financial instrument for sustainable investment and eco-innovation. It analyzes the growth of the green bond market and the environmental impact of their use of proceeds, outlining benefits for both…
Pietrzyk R.
This study empirically examines the impact of green bond issuance on stock prices of European listed companies, finding a positive market reaction. The results support the value-enhancing role of green bonds for corporate financial performa…
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