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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Rafi Kurniawan
This conceptual article argues that the question of who bears green transition costs bundles distinct issues: effectiveness, welfare, incidence, normative allocation, and authority. Using a Scopus AI-assisted map of 74 records, it identifie…
Rabi Kumar Sahu
CBAM became a priced obligation in 2026, making carbon intensity a market-access factor for Indian steel, aluminium, cement, fertiliser and hydrogen exporters. Using the official certificate price (EUR 75.36/tCO2) and phase-out schedule, th…
Rossetto D.
This paper examines how the EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) affects steel recycling. By pricing the embodied carbon of imported steel, CBAM could strengthen the competitiveness of low-emission scrap-based steel, while unclear t…
Zhui-Hui Yi, Wu-Rong Li
Using a recursive dynamic CGE model with trade value-added decomposition, this study quantifies how carbon border adjustment mechanisms reshape the division of labor in global value chains across four scenarios. Carbon tariffs shift welfare…
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The UK introduces a Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism from 1 January 2027, administered by HMRC. It imposes a carbon tax on imports in five carbon-intensive sectors: aluminium, cement, fertiliser, hydrogen, and iron and steel. The design m…
Döbbeling-Hildebrandt N.
A systematic review and meta-analysis synthesizing ex-post evaluations of carbon pricing effectiveness. It quantifies emission-reduction effects and how they vary by instrument design and jurisdiction. Provides cross-cutting quantitative ev…
Zheng L.
An empirical study examining how China's carbon emission trading pilot affects corporate environmental performance. It uses causal inference to test whether market-based carbon pricing changes firm behavior. Findings offer direct lessons fo…
Boute A.
This paper examines how carbon pricing already paid in third countries is accounted for and deducted under the EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM). It addresses the calculation, verification and reporting framework needed to avoi…
Wenting Li, Yu Liu, Yawen Liu +2
This study examines how the EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) affects non-EU firms. It suggests a dual effect: macro-level abatement alongside rising carbon intensity among surviving firms. The findings raise implications for c…
Shuang Zhang, Douglas Almond
A study examining China's nationwide emissions trading system, the world's largest carbon market. It questions whether the scheme delivers meaningful abatement, given low prices and limited sectoral coverage. Offers lessons for carbon-prici…
T. Teske, Annika Fitz, Shaghayegh Kazemi Esfeh +5
This paper quantifies how IMO MEPC83 fuel GHG-intensity rules and EU ETS/FuelEU measures affect maritime defossilisation. Using a cost-oriented model (ReFleet), it compares pathways and derives emission prices that let renewable fuels compe…
T. Wołowiec, O. Pavlova, O. Liashenko +6
Using a 2005–2024 panel of EU-27 states and pre-ETS fossil exposure, the authors identify carbon pricing effects on generation mix. A €1 allowance price rise cuts coal share by 0.138 pp per unit of pre-ETS coal exposure, with no effect on r…
Kejia Yan
Replication dataset for a study analyzing how emissions trading systems (ETS) and carbon taxes affect industrial process CO2 emissions, using an unbalanced panel of 190 economies (1990-2024). It reproduces baseline fixed-effects, nonlinear …
Bubna-Litic K.
This paper compares carbon pricing policies in Australia, the UK and Canada and examines how they affect renewable energy innovation. It empirically analyzes how differences in policy design shape innovation incentives, suggesting that pric…
Sebastiano Gianino
Maritime carbon contracts for difference (CCfDs) can advance shipping decarbonization, and are not inherently WTO-incompatible. The main risks stem from design choices—domestic content, origin, nationality, or export-performance conditions.…
OECD
A policy study on how to advance the implementation of the EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM). It addresses institutional design and practical challenges of border carbon adjustment, focusing on embedded-emissions calculation an…
Dheera K R, Amaljith A Y, Minimol M C
Using 2000-2020 panel data from carbon tax-adopting countries, this study tests how ESG scores, carbon taxation, and emissions affect temperature change. Higher ESG performance and effective carbon taxes are significantly linked to reduced …
Shuxin Zhang, Hong-Dian Jiang, Songyang Yan +3
This study uses a dynamic CGE model with a carbon market module to assess how intertemporal trading (banking/borrowing) affects carbon markets under different designs. Comparing scenarios on caps, sectoral coverage, allocation, and intertem…
Ishant Tomar, Aditya Jain
As the EU's CBAM enters its definitive phase, its normative reach extends into maritime supply chains, interacting with the EU ETS extension to shipping and the stalled IMO Net-Zero Framework. This article analyzes three intersections: embe…
Wei T.
This paper examines how Norway's CO2 compensation scheme interacts with the EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM). Using Norway as a case, it analyzes how domestic carbon-price compensation and border adjustment measures jointly af…
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