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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Gabriela B.
This paper analyzes the policy, market, and climate change-related barriers hindering the scaling of green finance. It identifies institutional and structural impediments and provides strategic implications for overcoming them.
Ling C.
This paper proposes a framework for sustainable decision-making in China's smart port development using green finance instruments. It emphasizes balancing marine ecosystem conservation with economic efficiency, offering practical policy rec…
Griffin M. Wilson, Richard T. Stone
This paper develops a bi-objective green vehicle routing problem to assess optimal fleet mix and routing under carbon taxes, emissions trading systems, and electric vehicle subsidies. By analyzing shifts in the Pareto frontier, it identifie…
Wang K.H.
This paper analyzes the impact of oil price shocks and economic policy uncertainty on green finance in China.
Bužinskė J.
This paper analyzes the success factors, benefits, and challenges of green bond issuance in Lithuania. It finds that regulatory support and investor demand are key success factors, while market maturity and transparency remain challenges. T…
Yue Lyu
Proposes a Threshold-regulated Policy Framework (TPF) using blockchain-AI fusion to resolve the building sector's 'Policy-Carbon Paradox.' Identifies two critical carbon price thresholds ($120/tCO2 and $200/tCO2) and demonstrates a blockcha…
Epie PK
This study empirically validates a V2G carbon impact and market economics framework using a real-world UK municipal fleet dataset (5,459 sessions, 69 chargers). The median energy swing matches the model (2.5% error) but the high-energy tail…
Liu M.
This systematic literature review synthesizes existing research on the impact of green finance on corporate green innovation. It organizes definitions, mechanisms, and empirical findings, identifying research gaps and future directions.
Verbist, Flore, Jagu Schippers, Emma, Johnstone, Injy +3
This review explores the integration of Carbon Dioxide Removal (CDR) into carbon markets, covering voluntary, quasi-compliance, and compliance mechanisms. It finds that permanent CDR deployment requires compliance markets and targeted polic…
Perdana, Sigit, Vielle, Marc
This study analyzes the distributional impacts of the EU's second Emissions Trading System (ETS-2) on households across 1160 European regions. Using household survey data and economic modeling, it finds that a projected €100/ton CO2 price b…
Kwilinski A.
This study uses a spatial Durbin model to analyze spillover effects of green finance on sustainable development across regions. Results suggest that green finance in neighboring regions positively impacts local sustainable development, high…
Gordhan Das Valasai, Abdul Moiz Arain, null Rao Huzaifa Aslam +1
This study assesses CBAM's impact on Pakistan's power sector using OSeMOSYS. It finds that domestic carbon pricing at EU ETS parity induces no shift in generation mix due to high marginal abatement costs. CBAM exposure grows from $35 millio…
Şahin S.
This paper presents a multidimensional analysis of macroeconomic and environmental determinants of green bond issuance across nine countries, identifying key drivers for sustainable finance and offering policy implications.
Liu R.
This paper investigates the return and volatility spillover effects in Chinese green finance markets using a time-frequency approach. It quantifies interdependencies among green bonds, renewable energy stocks, and other green assets, offeri…
Zhang, Weimin, Sovacool, Benjamin K., Cleveland, Cutler
This meta-analysis of 99 empirical studies covering 37 decarbonization policies finds that market-based instruments like carbon pricing and ETS significantly reduce emissions (10.5-12.6% on average), while some policies like net metering ma…
Song, BongKwan, Kim, SeoYeon
This perspective proposes Engineered Closed-Loop Mineral Storage (ECLMS) as a new CCS category for storage-deficit regions like Korea and Japan. ECLMS uses sealed underground mines or engineered caverns for aqueous mineral carbonation with …
Tomasz Wolowieс, Oksana Liashenko, Kostiantyn Pavlov +4
This study applies Hansen threshold regression to EU ETS carbon prices and renewable energy consumption (2005-2024), identifying a significant threshold at €20.71/tCO2. Below this, carbon prices have no positive effect on renewables; above …
Saravade V.
This study uses a choice experiment to examine whether retail investors value labeled green bonds differently from unlabeled bonds. It tests the signaling effect of green labels and potential greenwashing concerns. Findings provide insights…
Feng Y.
This paper asymmetrically examines the impact of green finance and renewable energy consumption on environmental degradation and renewable energy investment, considering the COVID-19 outbreak's effect on the Chinese economy. It provides emp…
null Weiliang Wang, null Lea Richard
This study uses a NARDL model to examine asymmetric impacts of EU ETS carbon price fluctuations on new energy vehicle (NEV) supply chain resilience. It finds that carbon price hikes reduce resilience through increased costs and raw material…
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