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 321–340 of 2738 papers
Grimm B.
This work addresses management and optimization of environmental data within emissions trading markets, presenting two systems/frameworks, VEREGISTER and TEMPI. It targets improved transparency and reliability of carbon markets through emis…
Raufer R.
Appears to address emissions trading (cap-and-trade), though no abstract is available to confirm scope. Emissions trading is a core carbon-pricing instrument central to GX policy and corporate carbon-cost management. Specific methods and fi…
Barragán-Beaud C.
This study compares the economic and political feasibility of a carbon tax versus an emissions trading system for reducing GHG emissions in Mexico's power sector. It examines how the choice of carbon-pricing instrument shapes both abatement…
Klimko R.
An empirical study assessing how the EU Emissions Trading System affected EU greenhouse gas emissions over 2005–2022. It evaluates the long-run emission-reduction effect of the world's largest carbon market, offering baseline evidence on th…
Xin Cai, Hai-Tao Fan, Zhen Zhang +1
A tripartite evolutionary game (government, platform, manufacturers) analyzes governance path selection for decarbonizing e-commerce supply chains under a hybrid carbon-pricing mechanism. A stable Collaborative–Green Empowerment–Low-Carbon …
Tian-You Zhang
This study optimizes economic dispatch of a distribution-level integrated energy system spanning multiple energy carriers. It incorporates time-varying multi-energy carbon emission factors and a reward-penalty ladder carbon trading mechanis…
Petr Procházka, Jana Soukupová, Jaroslav Červený +2
This study quantifies urban soil organic carbon in the Prague functional urban area (4.15 Mt C, 90% PI 1.68–8.90 Mt) and values it across carbon pricing regimes. Median value ranges from €0.09bn (voluntary market) to €1.02bn (EU ETS) and €1…
Hong Zhang, Yibing Yang
This study builds a multi-objective optimisation framework for sponge-city LID layout that embeds life-cycle carbon accounting and carbon trading into hydrological-economic decision-making, coupling SWMM, LCA and LCC with NSGA-III and entro…
Sanjena Narayanasamy Damodaran
This report examines how India can use Article 6 international carbon markets to finance its low-carbon transition. It argues India must design an approval framework for authorising credit sales, deciding what to sell, when, and at what pri…
Hammed Oluwaseyi Musibau, Abdulrasheed Zakari, Felix Akinwumi Orole +1
Using 1980–2018 panel data for 36 OECD countries, this study applies Bayesian Model Averaging and Weighted-Average Least Squares to assess how tourism demand, renewable energy, and environmental taxes affect carbon emissions. Tourism raises…
Mel George, Leon Clarke, Jihoon Min +4
This study compares 16 mitigation pathways reaching the same climate target within a common integrated assessment framework, translating energy and food price outcomes into household energy burdens across income deciles in India and the US.…
Yang W.
An empirical study testing whether China's carbon emissions trading scheme raises carbon total factor productivity across Chinese cities. It contributes city-level evidence on whether carbon pricing can reconcile decarbonization with econom…
Chen S.
A case study examining how China's emissions trading scheme interacts with firms' human capital investment. It explores whether carbon pricing shapes workforce investment and how human capital affects ETS compliance. Methods and findings ar…
Weishaar S.E.
A critical overview of emissions trading system design, reviewing key choices such as cap-setting, allowance allocation, and price-stability mechanisms. It frames the debates shaping carbon market effectiveness. Without an abstract, specifi…
Pastucci S.
A policy analysis examining the EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism through its WTO compatibility and the Russia-EU dispute. It asks whether CBAM serves climate neutrality or acts as green protectionism, and assesses its impact on inter…
Kuo P.Y.
This study examines how differing carbon emissions estimation methodologies within EU carbon pricing mechanisms affect the steel industry. Methodological choices shift calculated emissions and carbon cost burdens, with implications for deca…
Hiçyılmaz B.
Examines how emissions trading schemes and the EU carbon border adjustment mechanism drive industrial decarbonization and mobilize climate finance. It considers how carbon price signals shape investment decisions and capital allocation, lin…
Qiu H.
This study examines how strategic carbon pricing can make direct air capture (DAC) effective in achieving net-zero electricity supply across Pacific Rim cities. It likely analyzes how carbon price levels and design shape DAC deployment econ…
Andreas Diekmann, Felix Ries, Tom Behringer
Using Germany's large register-based GLEN survey, the authors estimate individual carbon footprints across housing, mobility, diet, and consumption. Emissions average 8.6 tCO₂e per capita (9.7 with public infrastructure), are strongly right…
Yohanes Eki Apriliawan
This study examines how the EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) distributes costs and adjustment burdens across African exporters. It analyzes how carbon-intensive exports facing CBAM charges affect competitiveness and trade flows …
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