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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This paper proposes a framework linking supply chain finance with carbon accounting data, enabling companies to incorporate emission data into financial terms and incentivize decarbonization across the supply chain. While specific methods a…
Qorriyeva Shahnoza Safarbayevna
This paper analyzes green project financing in Uzbekistan. From 2020-2024, renewable capacity grew to ~5,434 MW, SDG bonds of USD 235M and a sovereign green Eurobond of USD 350M were issued. However, regulatory, capital market, and transmis…
Ren S.
This paper empirically examines whether green finance can become a new driving force for environmental governance in the post-COVID-19 era, using Chinese data. It suggests that the expansion of green finance may contribute to improved envir…
Zhao Y.
This paper analyzes the dynamic coupling and spatio-temporal differences between green finance and industrial green transformation using Chinese regional data. It quantitatively evaluates the impact of green finance on industrial transforma…
Yayman D.
This paper analyzes the nonlinear dynamics between green bonds and all 17 SDGs, showing that green bonds impact specific SDGs in a nonlinear fashion, highlighting the importance of policy timing.
Wei P.
This study uses an input-output LCA model to examine the link between corporate green bonds and carbon performance. It finds that green bonds contribute to carbon reduction, with varying effects across sectors.
Kaluvilla B.B.
This paper analyzes the evolution of sustainable finance toward more environmentally conscious practices, examining instruments like green bonds and sustainability-linked loans and their impacts. It emphasizes the importance of ESG integrat…
Raimo N.
This study empirically analyzes how non-financial information disclosure affects the cost of equity capital in the food and beverage industry. Higher disclosure quality is associated with lower cost of capital, confirming the financial valu…
Sun M.
This paper analyzes the green-premium effects of corporate transition-risk disclosure, quantifying the financial costs of the net-zero transition and examining how disclosure impacts market pricing.
Dirk Schoenmaker, Willem Schramade
Develops a two-stage model quantifying GDP exposure to transition risk by combining sectoral carbon intensity and transition preparedness. Applied to the EU energy transition, finds GDP at risk ranges from 8% (Sweden) to 43% (Poland), drive…
Qing Wang, Shuyang Wen, Manlu Yang
Using Chinese A-share firms (2008-2022), we show that faster green transition predicts higher financial fragility, measured by lower Z-scores and distance-to-default. The effect operates through leverage buildup and higher volatility. Discl…
B Sai Deepthi B Sai Deepthi
This paper analyzes the impact of ESG performance on the cost of capital for Adani Green Energy Limited under India's Net-Zero 2070 policy framework using DCF valuation. It finds that improved ESG ratings reduce the cost of capital, thereby…
Nicola Del Sarto
This paper shows that sovereign credit ratings do not uniformly price carbon transition risk. Using 145 countries from 2002-2024, it finds that rating agencies penalize CO2 emissions only in countries with strong institutional quality; in w…
Ataxanov Umidbek Olimovich
This paper compares green bonds and sustainability-linked loans (SLLs) for financing industrial decarbonization, using 2024-2026 market data, BIS study, and academic research. Green bonds reduce Scope 1 emissions by 21% within one year, whi…
World Bank
This working paper from the World Bank Group outlines the development of Armenia's green taxonomy, adopted as a first step toward green investment and finance. It presents objectives, principles, and consultation process, and recommends ena…
Farrux Turdiniyoz ugli Zokirov
This paper examines the role of financial capital in accelerating green technology R&D and deployment. Using IEA and BNEF data, it shows how public and private investments bridge the commercialization gap for clean energy, modernize grids, …
Jose Tiago Sousa
This paper critically examines Green Bonds and Sustainability-Linked Bonds within Ecological Modernization Theory, identifying tensions such as greenwashing, economic-environmental decoupling, and equity issues. It argues that effectiveness…
Kamar Mansouri
This paper examines how monetary policy affects green vs brown finance. It finds that a 100bp rate hike reduces green investment three times more. Market-neutral balance sheet expansions create a structural 'brown bias' by lowering costs fo…
Sanjar Mirzaliev
This paper empirically shows that China's Green Finance Reform and Innovation Pilot Zones (GFRIPZ) stimulate corporate green investments, including clean energy, using a difference-in-differences approach. Mechanisms include restricting fin…
Deepa Iyer, B B Tiwari
This study empirically analyzes the impact of green financing instruments (green bonds, sustainability-linked loans, ESG investments) on sustainable development outcomes using a survey of 75 financial professionals and 10 interviews. Findin…
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