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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Simone Pulver, Tabitha M. Benney, Nathan Hultman
This article introduces an economic sociology framework for carbon markets and compares CDM outcomes in Brazilian and Indian sugar industries. It shows how intermediaries and national institutions shaped market participation, highlighting c…
Tran Van Mong
This article analyzes the legal framework for carbon credit trading on the voluntary carbon market (VCM) in Vietnam under its net-zero commitment by 2050. It surveys domestic laws and compares with international standards (VCS, Gold Standar…
Saptadeep Biswas, Himadri Sen Gupta
This paper analyzes how carbon pricing and regulatory mandates can trigger tipping points in port-hinterland decarbonization. It explores the interaction between policy interventions and market mechanisms to accelerate low-carbon transition…
Suzanne Allaire
This guide explains how to create biochar carbon credit projects for newcomers. It covers carbon credit basics, biochar's qualification, scientific stability tests, project steps (biomass, technology, certification standards like Puro.Earth…
Lensing, Paul
This study analyzes the impact of the upcoming EU ETS-2 (covering buildings and road transport, effective 2027) on Austrian real estate valuations. It finds that current valuation methods do not adequately account for carbon costs and fail …
Shan He, Bin Xu
Using China's staggered ETS rollout and a multidimensional energy poverty index, this paper finds that carbon pricing increases energy poverty, with impacts front-loaded in the first two years. The effect is larger in temperate provinces wi…
Chuyuan Liu, Siyang Tian, Valeriya Vitkova +1
This paper examines how firms respond to the anticipation of future carbon pricing following China's announcement of a national emissions trading system. Using the announcement as an exogenous shock, it finds that while listed firms do not …
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This paper describes a revenue-neutral and distributionally neutral approach to designing a carbon tax for U.S. greenhouse gas emission reductions. By rebating revenues to households, it addresses equity concerns and political feasibility.
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This study empirically analyzes the impact of emissions trading systems (ETS) on emissions reductions and renewable energy adoption using panel data. Findings support ETS as an effective tool for decarbonization.
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This paper revisits the case for a carbon tax as an efficient and effective market-based mechanism to reduce CO2 emissions. The author argues that a carbon tax is economically superior to direct regulation and simpler and more transparent t…
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This paper analyzes the economic impact of the EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM). It examines policy scenarios for the net zero transition leading up to the 2026 carbon tariff implementation, offering insights for Japanese expo…
Guo Zhao, Yikang Tan, Haoqian Guo +2
This study proposes an optimal scheduling model for a microgrid that integrates green certificate-carbon joint trading and flexible loads. Using an improved Harris Hawks Optimization algorithm, the model minimizes total system cost while im…
Yulong Xiao, Chaoshun Li
This study proposes a multi-leader Stackelberg game model analyzing strategic interactions between power generators and consumers in coupled electricity and carbon markets, considering both medium/long-term contracts and spot trading. Equil…
Chuxuan Wei
This study empirically analyzes the impact of the EU's CBAM on steel, aluminum, and downstream sectors like automotive, using a reproducible 'industry-product-factor' framework. It quantifies border carbon cost increases due to the absence …
Gian Luca Vriz, Theodor Cojoianu, Carolyn Fischer +1
This firm-level analysis of Indian steel exporters reveals that high-emission firms significantly reduced EU exports and revenues during the CBAM reporting phase, while low-emission firms maintained their levels. The supply chain adjustment…
Abdullah A. Aljughaiman, Mosab I. Tabash, Suzan Sameer Issa +1
Using quantile VAR, this paper shows asymmetric volatility spillovers from EU-ETS to European emerging stock markets. In bullish conditions, transmission reaches 88%, with Greece, Poland, and Hungary most exposed, while Slovak equities act …
Owain Johnson
During the early COVID-19 pandemic, California carbon allowance prices fell below the floor price due to demand drop and risk aversion. The author advised clients to secure discounted forward contracts for December 2021 delivery, resulting …
Junhong Hu, Kaiyang Liu, Zhicheng Zhang +2
This study investigates the impact of service priority on multimodal transport route selection under carbon trading price uncertainty. It models carbon price fluctuations using a 'carbon K-line' distribution and quantifies service priority …
Christine Cadigan
This paper examines the effectiveness of voluntary carbon markets for family forest owners (FFOs) in the United States. Using the Family Forest Carbon Program developed by AFF and TNC as a case study, it demonstrates how market-based conser…
Satoshi Honma
This study analyzes the impact of carbon pricing policies on emissions reduction in Japan. It highlights effectiveness and challenges, offering insights for future carbon pricing design.
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