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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Zhao F.
A comparative study examining how carbon pricing affects renewable energy deployment across developing and developed countries. It likely explores the conditions under which carbon pricing drives renewables investment and how effects differ…
Wang H.
A laboratory experiment modeling China's current carbon pricing regime examines how emissions trading and a carbon tax should be integrated. It offers experimental evidence on how the policy mix shapes price signals and market efficiency, i…
Chu L.
A partial-equilibrium analysis of how CBAM and domestic carbon pricing reshape within-sector shifts in Vietnam's steel industry. It illustrates how an export-oriented, carbon-intensive sector adapts to combined border and domestic carbon co…
Chang J.
Examines how China is responding in policy and legal terms to the EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism. It analyzes the spillover of carbon costs onto export industries and the link to domestic carbon market development, illustrating how…
Ren L.
This study quantitatively assesses how the EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism affects China–EU trade and identifies provincial-level vulnerabilities within China. It highlights asymmetric regional exposure and the cross-border spillover …
Moessner R.
A study examining how carbon pricing affects inflation. Without an abstract, details are unclear, but it likely analyzes how carbon taxes or emissions trading pass through to consumer prices and the macroeconomy. It speaks to the trade-off …
Onyshchenko A.
A modeling study of dynamic market equilibrium under greenhouse gas emission restrictions. It likely embeds emission constraints into an economic equilibrium framework to analyze price and supply-demand adjustments. Empirical findings are u…
Wenxin Zhang, Rufei Zhang, 倩 朱
Using a TVP-VAR-DY connectedness framework on a 10-dimensional carbon-energy financial system (EUA futures, fossil fuel futures, clean energy equity indices) over 2011–2025, the paper shows climate policy uncertainty is the dominant risk tr…
Hamid El Bilali, Mazen Barakat
A case study examining how carbon credit schemes affect farmers' socio-economic conditions in Beni Suef, Egypt, under climate change. It explores livelihood and income impacts of carbon finance for agricultural communities. Methodology and …
Hyunwoo Lee, Myeong-seob Jeong, Hyung Joo Roh +1
This study examines how integrity requirements in the voluntary carbon market (VCM) relate to supply-side market entry and value creation, using a structured qualitative comparison of legal, policy and market-operation documents from the EU…
Hai Jiang, Li Xiong, HaoShuai Jia +4
This paper builds a Wasserstein-distance two-stage distributionally robust optimization model for an electricity-heat-gas-hydrogen integrated energy system in industrial parks, minimizing operation, energy purchase, tiered carbon trading, a…
Shuang Zhang, Douglas Vincent Almond
A study examining China's nationwide carbon trading (ETS) rollout and its effectiveness. The title signals a critical question about whether the policy arrived too late or is too weak. Methods and findings are unavailable without an abstrac…
Feihong Zheng, Fangyu Hu, Rongxin Diao
Using panel data from 30 Chinese provinces (2010-2023) and a staggered DID model, this study examines how China's carbon emissions trading system affects green development efficiency. The system boosts health human capital accumulation, whi…
YUAN ZIYUAN, Jiawei Xu
Using 17 allowance instruments across nine Chinese markets, the study tests whether adding trading volume improves forecasts of carbon price change magnitude. Volume cut MAE by 4.33% (GARCH) and 1.39% (random forest) in 2019–2023, but raise…
Andewi Rokhmawati, Kamaliah Kamaliah, Indah Darajaturrafiqah
Supplementary dataset for a study on the conditional fungibility of carbon credits in Indonesia's carbon market. It documents data sources, variable construction, and analytical procedures to support transparency and reproducibility. The wo…
Susanne Julia Gäde
This study designs and evaluates a unilateral EU carbon pricing mechanism for maritime freight, combining a cargo-based emissions tax on international voyages with a fuel tax on intra-EU trips. It builds a bottom-up emissions inventory via …
Ni F.D.F.
A study on how China's carbon emission trading scheme can drive emission reductions in the built environment (buildings and construction). The sector is a major emissions source in China, so the work likely examines ETS coverage and abateme…
Ilkay S.C.
This paper provides a comprehensive overview of the implications of extending the EU Emissions Trading Scheme to the waste management sector. It examines how carbon pricing of waste incineration and landfill emissions reshapes cost structur…
de Alegría I.M.
An institutional analysis of linking the UNFCCC-based international emissions trading with the EU ETS. It likely examines interoperability under Paris Agreement Article 6 and carbon price alignment. Offers implications for international car…
Sturm B.
This work applies double-auction experimental economics to the design and evaluation of emissions trading systems. Insights from experimental market price formation and trading behavior inform how carbon markets should be structured. Withou…
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