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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Kushagra Jain
This review compares carbon taxes with emissions trading, subsidies and standards for improving national energy intensity. Carbon taxes have the strongest evidence base via a uniform price signal and innovation direction, while ETS effects …
Johnson Otieno Okeyo, P. Ngare, P. Weke +1
A seasonal Ornstein–Uhlenbeck jump-diffusion model with Laplace jumps is fitted to monthly EUA prices (2013–2025). AIC/BIC favor the jump specification in-sample, but out-of-sample point forecasts barely beat a random walk, Diebold–Mariano …
Xin Sui, Jinhao Zhou, Lu Lu
Using a frequency-domain multi-layer network, this paper decomposes risk spillovers between carbon and energy chemical markets into short-, medium-, and long-term layers. Carbon markets are mainly net risk receivers while energy chemical ma…
Xiaoyi Wang
This study links conditional diffusion modeling with computable general equilibrium (CGE) modeling to connect endogenous carbon allowance pricing to carbon asset allocation for Chinese power companies. It offers an integrated framework for …
Jiangquan Chen, Yiwei Geng, Xiaoshun Li +2
A systematic case study examining how carbon compensation (offset) mechanisms can promote regional carbon balance across China's Yangtze River Economic Belt. It analyzes design and operational issues in compensation schemes aimed at correct…
Sébastien Houde, Corinne Faure, Joachim E. Schleich
The authors define the moral cost of carbon (MCC) as the internal carbon price individuals implicitly apply to consumption, and measure its distribution via two experiments. MCC has large mass at zero but a long right tail (conditional medi…
Fangda Xu, Yun Zhang, Yan Zhang +1
This study uses DEA on China's electric and thermal power industry to compare a carbon tax and an ETS in terms of abatement potential and technical efficiency. Modeling the ETS as an idealized mass-based system and treating carbon tax payme…
Suwicha Sokul, Thipwan Fangsuwannarak, Keerati Chayakulkheeree
Using a 5.99 MWp hybrid PV system at Suranaree University of Technology as a living lab, the study proposes a DIEL method capturing both panel degradation and inverter efficiency loss over a 25-year lifecycle. Carbon credits (5.52 USD/tCO2e…
Yanjiang Lu, Yue Teng, Juan Wang +1
This work proposes Proof-of-Carbon-Trading (PoCT), a blockchain consensus mechanism designed to incentivize emission reductions in the construction industry within carbon markets. It links verified emission-reduction proofs to trading, aimi…
Ick Jin
A replication dataset for a study analyzing how allowance banking restrictions and interim targets affect the cost of meeting Korea's 2035 NDC, using the CO-STIRPAT equilibrium model. It compares five compliance regimes (end-year target, an…
Supharat Chalad, Prapita Thanarak, Pornthip Mensin +1
A comparative economic study of monoculture versus mixed-species plantations for smallholders under carbon market constraints. It evaluates how carbon credit revenues shape profitability and species choice in smallholder forestry. The work …
Raszka, Lukáš, Grycz, Ondřej, Vilamová, Šárka +1
Replication package for a study testing whether the EU ETS actually induced slower steaming and emission cuts in shipping at the ship level. It bundles unmodified EU MRV annual data (2018-2025), EUA/VLSFO/FX price data, and Python code repr…
Yakubov, Dilshod Kamildjanovich, Dalmuradova, Nargiza Nurillaevna
Assesses Uzbekistan's exposure to the EU CBAM, which entered its definitive phase in 2026. CBAM-covered goods make up 21.6% of EU imports from Uzbekistan, 90.4% of it fertilizers. Using EU default emission values, free-allocation phase-out …
Ruopu Yang, Pingliang Zeng
A system-dynamics model integrating economy, policy, technology, demand, and flexibility subsystems simulates China's power mix to 2060, embedding a green-certificate–carbon-market linkage. It quantifies a triple-threshold carbon price effe…
Adem Altay
This dataset provides the processed data and Python code to reproduce all results, tables and figures in a study of the early trade effects of the EU CBAM's definitive phase, using evidence from Türkiye. It is a replication package enabling…
JM, AA, SO +1
Using 31,582 respondents across 25 post-communist countries (2010 and 2022-23 Life in Transition Survey), the study examines willingness to pay for climate action. Both household expenditure and institutional trust positively predict WTP. B…
Zhou X.
A study examining how introducing an emissions trading scheme could affect Australia's National Electricity Market, likely covering power prices and generation mix. It explores how carbon pricing transmits into electricity market decisions …
Cui W.
This policy forum compares Canada's output-based pricing systems (OBPS) across federal and provincial designs. It examines how design differences shape industrial carbon costs and competitiveness, offering practical lessons for carbon-prici…
Wood P.J.
A study on the design of price floors (minimum prices) in emissions trading systems. It likely examines how a carbon price floor affects market price stability and investment predictability. With no abstract available, details are unclear, …
Zhang J.
An empirical study examining whether China's carbon emissions trading policy promotes 'new quality productive forces'—qualitative development including innovation and productivity gains—in manufacturing firms. It links ETS policy effects to…
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