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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Hunter Hughes
The clean-energy transition in emerging markets is constrained by a structural cost-of-capital divide, with financing costs two to four times higher than in advanced economies. This barrier creates perverse incentives for fossil-fuel invest…
Xiaowang, Shen
This paper proposes the RCE-B/S 2.0 model to shift natural capital accounting from disclosure to pricing. It introduces an eight-dimensional discount formula and quantitative natural capital risk premium, claiming to improve credit rating p…
Sani Inusa Milala, Shuaibu H. Manga, Abubakar Mohammed Garba
This conceptual paper addresses the green premium gap hindering climate-resilient retrofitting in institutional real estate. Through systematic literature review, it identifies five policy instruments—regulatory standards, financial incenti…
Krastev B, Krasteva-Hristova R
This study examines whether green bond market development is associated with circular material use and resource productivity in EU-27 countries using panel data from 2014-2024. Despite robust econometric methods, no statistically significan…
Chi‐Jui Huang, Chia‐Wu Lu, Chia-Wen Chang +1
This empirical study of European listed firms finds that higher Scope 1 and 2 carbon emission intensity increases financial default risk, while carbon reduction commitments lower it. The moderating effect of commitments is stronger for high…
Quoc Nguyen
Using a global panel of 212 countries (2000-2023), this study examines how international climate finance affects carbon emissions. It documents a Green Finance Paradox: cross-sectional targeting biases naive estimates, but within-country va…
O. Mawahib, W. Wibowo
Using panel data from ASEAN electric utilities (2015-2024), this study finds that green finance (loans and bonds) significantly reduces emission intensity, but high leverage weakens this effect while strong investment returns enhance it. ES…
Jose Barrales-Ruiz, Pablo Neudörfer
This study analyzes the impact of green patents on the relative equity valuations of brown and green energy companies using US-listed energy ETFs from 2005 to 2020. It finds that after the Paris Agreement, increases in the economic value of…
Zhou B.
This empirical study examines how environmental information disclosure affects the credit spreads of green bonds in China. It suggests that better disclosure can lower financing costs by enhancing investor confidence. Findings offer insight…
Zhao X.
This paper empirically analyzes the impact of China's Green Finance Evaluation Scheme on green bond issuance costs. It reveals the mechanism by which regulatory incentives increase investor demand and lower financing costs, demonstrating th…
Marcin Kacperczyk
This package provides replication data and code for a study on carbon emissions and the bank lending channel. It includes pseudo data and a README to ensure reproducibility. Useful for assessing climate-related risks in financial institutio…
Marcin Kacperczyk, José‐Luis Peydró
This paper studies how firm-level carbon emissions affect bank lending and real outcomes using global syndicated loan data. Exploiting bank climate commitments as shocks to lending relationships, it finds that high-emission firms borrowing …
Shanhua Zhang, Hao Jin, Ying Fan
This paper uses an environmental dynamic stochastic general equilibrium (E-DSGE) model to evaluate the impact of carbon tax policies on the macroeconomy and financial stability (transition risks), and examines the mitigating effect of diffe…
Kartal M.T.
This paper empirically examines the impact of green bonds, clean energy stocks, oil prices, and geopolitical risk on sectoral decarbonization (carbon emission reductions) using daily data and marginal effect analysis on a global scale. It r…
Zhang W.
This paper empirically analyzes the impact of sustainable finance on carbon emission reduction in China, examining its interaction with low-carbon energy transition. It provides policy implications for promoting green finance and decarboniz…
Hongjun Jing, Xiuli Li
Using panel data from Chinese A-share listed firms (2013-2023), this study employs multi-time DID and Dual Machine Learning to show that green bond issuance significantly improves corporate green technology efficiency, with weaker financing…
Kartal M.T.
This paper examines the relationship between physical climate risk and green bond issuance using disaggregated US data and novel quantile-based methods. It provides empirical evidence on whether climate risk drives green finance, contributi…
Albert Molnár, Ágnes Csiszárik-Kocsír
Amid a $4-6 trillion annual climate finance gap, this study analyzes 5,066 GEF projects to identify determinants of co-financing. Larger, multi-focal projects, MDB implementation, and non-grant instruments mobilize more co-financing. Discus…
白彩全, Bangru Shi, Bangru Shi +1
This paper analyzes how climate policy uncertainty affects activist investors' behavior. It suggests that higher policy uncertainty may intensify activist engagement with firms, with implications for climate finance and corporate decarboniz…
Ali M.
This paper empirically examines the impact of green finance investment on climate change mitigation in OECD-15 European countries using RALS and QARDL methods. It also considers the role of renewable energy consumption and environmental pol…
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