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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Claudia Leonelli G.
This paper examines export rebates in relation to the EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) through the lens of WTO law. It analyzes whether such rebates can be justified under international trade rules and how they interact with e…
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Using World Bank and GSIA data (2012-2022), this study tracks carbon pricing revenues, average carbon prices, and sustainable investment totals. It finds a strong temporal correlation: carbon pricing revenues rose from $353M to $1.42B while…
Qiuyu Tang, Xinxin Guo, Weijie Tan +1
Using China's Carbon Emission Trading Market as a quasi-natural experiment with a triple-difference design, this paper shows the CETM raises both the volume and portfolio share of core climate mitigation technology (CCMT) innovation, suppor…
Abdulai Enusah
This study quasi-experimentally evaluates the double dividend hypothesis across 24 EU member states (1990-2019), using Callaway-Sant'Anna and Wooldridge estimators. Carbon tax adoption reduces energy intensity by 0.278 units, raises renewab…
Wang J.
This study examines uneven carbon pricing signals in shipping, where overlapping regimes (e.g. IMO and EU ETS) create divergent effective carbon prices. It links regulatory overlap to abatement costs and fuel-choice decisions, suggesting fr…
Strezhneva M.
This paper examines the EU's carbon border levy (CBAM) as a policy sitting at the intersection of climate and trade. It links the levy to the EU ETS and its push for carbon pricing in trading partners. It highlights implications for exporte…
Simon L. Bussmann, Wolfgang Männer, Tobias Fleiter +3
This study analyzes the impact of crediting temporarily stored carbon in plastic products within carbon pricing schemes on integrated EU refinery production. Using an optimization model for 2050, it shows that such crediting significantly r…
Yang P, Wang T, Liu C +2
This paper proposes a carbon emission flow tracking framework embedding node carbon intensity (NCI) into demand response for integrated energy systems, enabling load-side carbon responsibility allocation. A bi-level optimization coordinates…
Di Foggia G, Beccarello M, Jammeh B
This study examines the EU ETS's role in power sector decarbonization using panel econometrics, a firm survey, and market analysis. It finds that subsidies and regulatory stability drive renewable capacity expansion more than carbon prices,…
Xiaowang, Shen
This paper proposes a 'Prim-Lex Nine-Dimensional Framework' to assess coherence in global tax-climate governance. It introduces a Global Tax-Climate Governance Coherence Index (GTCI) and applies it to carbon pricing, global minimum tax, and…
Sohum Logani
This study examines how carbon pricing mechanisms (carbon taxes and ETS) can promote sustainable investment. Using World Bank and GSIA data from 2012-2022, it finds a strong temporal correlation between carbon pricing revenues and sustainab…
Jialiang Sun, Guoqiang Gao, Junhao Liang +4
This study develops a day-ahead MILP model for an electricity-hydrogen-heat integrated energy system in a highway service area under a stepped carbon trading mechanism. Introducing waste-heat-rejection flexibility reduces operating cost by …
Xiaolong Lu, Hao Li, Yuelan Cheng +3
This study uses a structural quantitative trade model to analyze the impact of the EU CBAM on trade and welfare in developing countries. It finds significant negative effects on exports of steel, fertilizer, cement, and aluminum from BRICS …
Qi Ding, Xinping Xiao, Lizhong Yang +2
This paper proposes a dual-channel mixed-frequency forecasting method for carbon prices, integrating Informer-BiLSTM deep learning with a Grey-MIDAS framework. By combining data at different frequencies, it aims to capture complex carbon ma…
Yanhua Wu, Hongshuai Dai
This paper addresses volatility forecasting in the EU Emissions Trading System (EU ETS), highlighting that conventional jump detection methods are prone to false discoveries that undermine predictive performance. Applying a universal thresh…
Marco Amendola, Marco Valente
This paper revisits the conventional view that carbon pricing discourages fossil-fuel investment by developing an hourly simulation model of the Italian electricity market. Results show that when carbon cost pass-through to electricity pric…
Xujie Zhao, Yajie BO, Wenjun Wang
This paper reviews China's policies for coordinating electricity and carbon markets, constructs a coupled simulation model using system dynamics, and quantifies carbon cost pass-through rates. It designs a differentiated pass-through mechan…
Kenneth Bicol Dy, Han Yang
This paper analyzes the EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) as a tool to internalize carbon costs on imports, incentivizing emission reductions in non-EU countries. It examines policy design, implications for international trade …
Shixiong He, Lei Jiang, Mengxu Li +1
This study examines the impact of China's carbon emission trading (CET) policy on income inequality through theoretical and empirical analysis. It finds that CET significantly reduces income inequality, primarily by increasing the labor inc…
Shuaijia Du, Shuaina Li, Xiaogeng Niu
Using a quasi-natural experiment of China's carbon emissions trading pilot policy since 2013, this study employs a multi-period DID model on 30-province panel data. It finds significant emission reductions (coefficient -0.1701), with strong…
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