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.
Showing 41–60 of 165 papers
Lulu Liu, Xiaotian Zhou, Da Gao
Using data from Chinese A-share manufacturing firms (2009-2023), this study constructs an enterprise-level carbon finance (CF) index and finds that CF significantly promotes both the quantity and quality of green innovation. The effect oper…
Jairo Quiros-Torto, Jeeno George, Maarten Brinkerink +5
This dataset provides OSeMOSYS Global ASEAN model results for 19 candidate interconnector scenarios and 7 sensitivity cases, covering capacity, generation, and CO2 emissions from 2023 to 2050. It includes paired-scenario differences (transm…
Han J.
This paper empirically examines whether banks' green bond issuance leads to actual emission reductions by their borrowers, using global lending data and borrower emissions. It analyzes if borrowers of green bond-issuing banks show lower emi…
Li C.
This paper empirically analyzes the impact of green finance on China's high-quality economic development, environmental pollution, and energy consumption. It provides policy implications for sustainable growth through financial mechanisms.
Yiming Chen, Yining Guan, Fei Wu +1
Using GARCH-Copula-CoVaR on 2014-2023 ESG stock data from six major regions, this paper finds that climate policy uncertainty (CPU) generates extreme risk spillovers to most ESG stocks, with upside risks slightly larger than downside. Effec…
Tian Zhang, Junhan Zhang
Using panel data from 260 Chinese cities (2010-2022), this study finds that green finance significantly reduces total carbon emissions and intensity, with heterogeneous effects across financial instruments and regions. Spatial analysis reve…
Taimoor Hassan, Piotr Krajewski
This dataset provides panel data on green finance, energy dependence, and institutional governance for studying China's low-carbon transition. It underlies a manuscript submitted to China Economic Review and is not yet peer-reviewed.
László Bokor
This paper proposes a simple input-output framework for estimating GDP and employment in low-GHG-intensity sectors resulting from green expenditures. It provides a numerical example based on Hungarian data and highlights practical implement…
Shen Xiaowang
This paper proposes an eight-dimensional framework for climate investment decision-making, integrating physical climate risk, transition risk, policy risk, and financial returns into a unified mathematical system. It demonstrates applicabil…
Isaac Akomea-Frimpong, Alexander Baah Amoakwa, Comfort Owusu Kedjah +2
This study explores critical success factors for climate finance in sustainable infrastructure projects. Using fuzzy synthetic analysis of survey data from stakeholders across countries, it identifies financial resilience strategies, decarb…
Ali F.
This paper examines the strategic role of FinTech in advancing green finance among financial institutions in OECD countries. It argues that FinTech can enhance environmental disclosure and efficient capital allocation, thereby promoting dec…
Ahaisibwe J, Bbaale E, Turyareba D +1
This systematic review synthesizes evidence on financing frameworks for renewable energy investment, including project finance, blended finance, green bonds, and PPPs. It finds that the effectiveness of financing models depends on instituti…
Torvanger A.
This paper analyzes the success factors of green bond issuance in Sweden and Norway, focusing on market frameworks, issuer characteristics, and investor demand. It identifies key elements contributing to success and offers insights for deve…
Md Rayhanul Islam, Gagan Pareek, Jannatul Islam
This systematic review synthesizes 87 empirical studies on how carbon risk and its disclosure affect firms' cost of equity and debt. Carbon risk significantly increases capital costs, but voluntary disclosure lowers the premium, with disclo…
Udey Chaudhry, Arthur Jue
This study examines climate-related financial risk through literature review, behavioral analysis, case study, and a survey of ten executives and board members across seven U.S. credit unions. Findings reveal most participants had not delib…
Alireza Daneshi, Azadi, Hossein, Yaghobi, Soraya +2
This archive supports a study auditing 2,662 public project records from the Global Environment Facility, Green Climate Fund, and Adaptation Fund to assess when public disclosure enables valid accountability inference. It includes machine-r…
Ethan Miller
This study empirically analyzes the relationship between green bond markets and CO2 emission reductions across six Asian economies using 38 green bonds and paired conventional bonds. Results show that carbonization effects (energy efficienc…
dami Aboluwodi, Kerry McCullough, kazeen isah +1
This study uses a GARCH-MIDAS model to analyze how investor sentiment affects volatility in carbon and renewable energy markets. It finds that compliance-based carbon markets (EU ETS, RGGI) show muted responses to sentiment due to regulator…
Yulei Qi
This paper exploits the staggered implementation of China's ETS as a quasi-natural experiment to examine how equity markets price carbon emissions. It finds a short-term carbon risk premium that reverses over longer horizons, with instituti…
Wei Q.
This paper evaluates the effectiveness of green finance business experimentations in Guangdong, China. It empirically examines the extent to which experimental policy approaches contribute to greening the financial system, offering insights…
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