This page provides an English interface to the gxceed GX paper corpus. The corpus aggregates papers from 13 open 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 601–620 of 823 papers
Xing Yu, Ying Fan, Bowen Xiao
This paper examines how global carbon pricing mechanisms are affected by financing inequality, suggesting that uniform carbon pricing may exacerbate inequality and offering policy implications for a just transition.
Francesco Biancalani, Giorgio Gnecco, Rodolfo Metulini +1
This correction presents a matrix completion analysis of the EU ETS's impact on CO2 emissions. Using causal inference methods, it provides empirical evidence on the effectiveness of emissions trading.
Kai Lessmann, Friedemann Gruner, Matthias Kalkuhl +1
This paper explores how introducing 'clean-up certificates' into emissions trading systems can leverage carbon debt to raise climate ambition. It theoretically analyzes the mechanism and its effects, offering insights for policy design.
Pan Yang, Yanfang Zhao, Lin Yang +2
This paper analyzes how information influences carbon emissions trading efficiency and corporate green investment. It reveals that reducing information asymmetry enhances the signaling function of carbon prices, promoting firm-level decarbo…
Zhonghua Cheng, Leyan Jiang
This study empirically examines whether carbon emissions trading increases corporate carbon risk premium. It finds that the introduction of trading schemes can lead to market pricing of carbon risk, potentially raising the risk premium. The…
Shuhua Zhang, Tong Wang, Yulu Ma +2
This paper analyzes optimal carbon pricing under climate uncertainty using a dynamic climate-economy model. It quantifies how uncertainty affects carbon price pathways and provides policy insights.
Ffion Evans, Dave Chadwick, Prysor Williams +2
This paper proposes a farm-level marginal abatement cost curve (MACC) approach for nitrogen and greenhouse gas emissions to evaluate circular practices in agriculture. It identifies cost-effective methods to reduce environmental impacts, su…
Aránzazu de Juan Fernández
Using local projections on EU-27 data (1995-2024), this paper estimates the dynamic GDP effects of actual emission reductions. Fossil CO2 reductions cause a robust negative effect (-0.10 pp per 1% reduction at 2-year horizon), with costs tw…
Y. A. Pavko
This paper examines the framework for greenhouse gas emission trading in Ukrainian legislation and the implementation of EU Emissions Trading System (EU ETS) standards. It analyzes the design of Ukraine's emission trading scheme and its ali…
Ong Quoc Cuong, Trang Vu, Ly Trung Nguyen +3
This study uses a field experiment in the Mekong Delta, Vietnam, to test whether conditional monetary incentives drive rice farmers to adopt practices that reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Findings suggest that such incentives can effective…
Martinson Yeboah Appiah, Sun Huaping, Ummar Faruk Saeed
This study analyzes the impact of environmental taxation and energy justice on GHG emission reductions using panel data from 38 OECD countries (1990-2023). It finds that green taxes significantly reduce emissions and that energy justice amp…
Ling Zhu, Xinwei Li
This paper examines the potential and challenges of applying the polluter-pays principle to mitigate greenhouse gas emissions in international shipping. It discusses pricing mechanisms and policy design for shipping decarbonization.
The PLOS One Editors
This editorial note discusses environmental justice and power plant emissions in the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI) states. It examines the impact of carbon pricing on environmental equity, raising questions about policy fairness…
Pratima Gupta
This paper analyzes the role of sovereign green bonds (SGBs) and the Carbon Credit Trading Scheme (CCTS) in financing India's net-zero transition by 2070. It reviews policy developments including the 2026 Union Budget allocations for CCUS a…
Bilal Çayır, Onur Yeni
This paper empirically examines how energy costs, environmental policy, and path dependency influence clean and dirty energy patenting across 17 European countries (2000–2020). Higher energy prices boost clean innovation, but dirty innovati…
Peiwen Yang, Fei Wu, Zeyu Xing
This paper proposes a cooperative game-based framework for coordinated electricity and carbon trading among heterogeneous prosumers, ensuring equitable sharing of decarbonization gains. Simulations demonstrate the mechanism's effectiveness …
Baoju Chu, Yunze Zhuo, Lingke Ai +2
This paper analyzes the role of Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) projects in financing China's urban decarbonization targets. It explores how carbon offset projects support the transition of Chinese cities towards low-carbon development. T…
Zhenwei Lu, Bin Ye, Zhe Yu +2
This paper analyzes how China's emission trading scheme (ETS) reshapes decarbonization pathways in the power sector. It suggests the ETS accelerates the transition from coal to renewables, though carbon price volatility introduces investmen…
MAAROUF, Mariem, KHARISS, Mohamed
This paper analyzes the extent to which green taxation, especially carbon taxation, can serve as a lever for ecological transition in Morocco. Based on a theoretical approach and an overview of the Moroccan tax system, it recommends gradual…
I.V. Bratko
This paper analyzes the EU's Fit for 55 legislative package, examining legal instruments like EU ETS, CBAM, and renewable energy targets. It evaluates the gap between ambition and effectiveness, considering social consequences and geopoliti…
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