GX Research Hub · English

GX & Decarbonization Research

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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Preprint🌍 GlobalPreprints.org2026#Carbon PricingDOI

The Roles of Traceability, Sustainability Monitoring and Transparent Verification for Improved Systems of Carbon Trading for Oil Palm, Rubber and Forestry to Address the Climate Crisis

Denis J. Murphy, Shana Yong

This paper examines how traceability, sustainability monitoring, and transparent verification can strengthen carbon trading systems for oil palm, rubber, and forestry in Malaysia and tropical regions. It argues these tools can turn carbon s…

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Peer-reviewedJournalJournal of Korea Research Association of International Commerce2026#Carbon PricingDOI

The EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism and Carbon-Cost Responses of Korean Export Industries: Focusing on Indirect Emissions and Power-Sector Decarbonization

Sung-Woo Ryoo

This study examines how the EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) affects the carbon costs of Korean export industries, focusing on indirect emissions and power-sector decarbonization. It analyzes the structure of carbon-cost burdens…

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Peer-reviewedJournalEnergy Journal2004#Carbon PricingDOI

Is international emissions trading always beneficial?

Babiker M.

A theoretical/policy paper questioning whether international emissions trading (linking carbon markets) is always beneficial. It likely examines conditions under which market linkages affect prices, abatement incentives, and welfare. Withou…

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Peer-reviewedJournalInternational Economic Review2006#Carbon PricingDOI

Greenhouse-gas emission controls in an open economy

Ishikawa J.

A theoretical analysis of how greenhouse-gas emission controls affect trade, competitiveness and carbon leakage in an open economy. It offers a foundational framework for thinking about border carbon adjustment and the international spillov…

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🌍 GlobalJournal2026#Carbon PricingDOI

Economic Instruments in the Energy Transition

Ewelina Sokołowska, Magdalena Olczyk

This chapter presents a design-oriented framework for economic instruments in energy policy—carbon and energy taxes, emissions trading, auctions, revenue-stabilising contracts, and demand-side tools like dynamic tariffs. It links instrument…

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Peer-reviewedCNJournalEnergy2009#Carbon PricingDOI

Emissions trading in China: A conceptual 'leapfrog' approach?

Raufer R.

A conceptual paper examining whether China's emissions trading system can 'leapfrog' conventional carbon-market development paths. Without an abstract, details are unclear, but it likely compares carbon-pricing design choices and institutio…

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Peer-reviewedJournalPollutants2026#Carbon PricingDOI

War-Driven Transformation of Stationary Air Pollutant and Greenhouse Gas Emissions in Ukraine: Evidence from Official Statistics and Implications for CBAM and the National Emissions Trading System

(著者不明)

First structural analysis of Ukraine's official 1990–2025 microaggregated emissions dataset, harmonizing the 2020/21 dimensional break into consistent 36-year series. The 89.3% fall in stationary emissions reflects wartime destruction and o…

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