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 281–300 of 1523 papers
Luke Hatton
This paper quantifies the future economic value destruction from approving the Rosebank and Jackdaw oil and gas fields in the UK, using peer-reviewed estimates of cumulative climate damages to 2100 under a 2°C-compliant pathway. It highligh…
Mousumi Ghosh, Manvendra Pratap Singh
This paper examines how transition risk affects bank stability, focusing on the moderating role of climate governance. It considers lending to hard-to-abate sectors and suggests that robust climate governance can mitigate adverse effects on…
Renata Karkowska
This chapter clarifies climate risk taxonomy and transmission channels into financial markets, then analyzes how ESG pressures from regulation, disclosure, and legal constraints shape investor behavior. It examines pricing of climate risks,…
Oripov Ilkhom Abdullaevich
This paper proposes a green scoring methodology for bank financing of energy-efficiency and renewable energy projects in Uzbekistan. It integrates financial, energy, environmental, institutional, and socio-regional indicators into a composi…
Schumacher K.
This paper provides an overview of sustainable finance in Japan, covering policy frameworks, market developments, and investor trends. It discusses drivers and barriers to sustainable finance in the Japanese context.
Durrani A.
This paper analyzes the views and policy approaches of central banks and monetary authorities in the Asia-Pacific region regarding their role in scaling up sustainable finance. It clarifies the current state and challenges of central bank i…
Diaz-Rainey I.
This paper reviews the state and challenges of green finance in Asia, discussing policy frameworks and research directions. It addresses Asia-specific financing needs and alignment with sustainable development goals, proposing future resear…
Murali Krishna Pasupuleti
This paper proposes a Geospatial Quantum-AI Climate-Finance Digital Twin (GQAI-CFDT) framework integrating geospatial observations, carbon MRV, infrastructure state, financial networks, and socioeconomic indicators. It uses coupled state-sp…
Murali Krishna Pasupuleti
This paper proposes a Quantum-AI Earth-System Intelligence (QESI-PID) framework to integrate climate risk and natural capital into investment decisions. It combines Earth-system digital twins, graph-based structural analysis, probabilistic …
Chao Feng, Xiaohua YUAN, Wenjie LI +1
This paper analyzes international climate finance negotiations post-Paris Agreement, focusing on responsibility allocation, funding sources, and governance rules. It examines deepening divergences at COP30, developing countries' equity dema…
Yidong Zhao
Using a triple difference-in-differences framework, this study evaluates China's green finance reform pilot zones' impact on carbon emission intensity. No average reduction effect is found due to offsetting effects between resource-dependen…
Rehan Aftab, Mansoor Mushtaq, Hassan Raza +2
This study examines the impact of climate change, climate finance, and climate uncertainty on sustainable development in South Asian countries, considering the moderating role of ESG indicators. Using data from 2000-2023 and PMG-ARDL models…
Edmund Yirenkyi, Amanda Asiamah
This study examines intersectional inequities in government and philanthropic climate finance in Atlantic Canada, focusing on Nova Scotia. Using qualitative interviews and document analysis, it identifies institutional, individual, and envi…
Long Lin, Yue Qi
This paper proposes a multiple-objective portfolio selection model (MOPS) and explores multiple-objective capital asset pricing models (MOCAPM) for carbon offset investments. It proves mathematical properties such as convexity of the minimu…
Muhammad Mehedi Masud, Rafia Afroz, Zaki Zaini +2
Using ASEAN panel data from 2000-2020, this study tests the EKC hypothesis and climate finance-Kuznets curve. It finds an inverted U-shaped relationship between climate finance and CO2 emissions, suggesting that climate finance reduces emis…
Hanaa Ibraheem Hussein, Hozan Tahseen Tawfeeq
This study examines the causal effect of green bond issuance on bank ESG performance using a global panel of 113 banks (1,243 bank-year observations) and IV-2SLS estimation. Results show green bond issuance significantly improves ESG scores…
Ning Y.
This paper empirically examines the role of green bonds as a determinant of sustainable financing, energy efficiency investment, and economic growth using global data. It identifies pathways through which green bonds stimulate investment an…
Shahu V.
This paper explores financial models to support the transition to a circular economy, focusing on the role of green finance in achieving zero-waste goals. It examines funding mechanisms and investment strategies, potentially offering a theo…
Taghizadeh-Hesary F.
This paper analyzes the characteristics of green bond markets to facilitate green finance in the post-COVID-19 world. It likely examines market trends, investor behavior, and policy implications to support the growth of green finance.
Matar A.
This paper examines the nexus between fintech and green finance in emerging economies, analyzing how digital financial technologies can promote sustainable finance and inclusive growth. It explores the potential of fintech to channel enviro…
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