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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Pinkse J.
Examines how multinational corporations strategically respond to emissions trading as a new institutional constraint. Frames carbon pricing regimes as drivers of corporate strategy and competitive positioning. Details of empirical findings …
Zapletal F.
A study examining how emissions trading schemes affect firms' production portfolio optimisation under uncertainty. Likely frames carbon-price risk within production planning decisions. Details unavailable as no abstract was provided.
Ekins P.
A policy analysis of carbon taxes and emissions trading, examining design issues and how the two carbon-pricing instruments interact. Likely addresses overlaps and coexistence of tax and cap-and-trade regimes, though no abstract is availabl…
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This study examines how carbon pricing affects the economic competitiveness of nuclear power within electricity markets. By raising the cost of fossil generation, carbon prices shift the relative standing of low-carbon nuclear. It speaks to…
Schroeder C.
This paper examines whether carbon taxes shift emissions geographically through trade—the 'pollution haven' hypothesis. It likely assesses carbon leakage, where domestic emission cuts are offset by relocation abroad. Though the abstract is …
Mariyum Khanam, Mehedi Hasan
A qualitative comparative policy analysis of manufacturing decarbonisation readiness across six ASEAN economies—Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and Viet Nam—following the ASEAN Community Vision 2045. It maps implem…
Noureddine Benlagha
This study examines whether equity markets price exposure to the EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) using an event-study model around five CBAM announcements, covering 675 producers of covered goods in 53 non-EU countries and list…
Chen Pan, Xuejun Zhou, Jie Liu +1
Using China's 2013 ETS as a quasi-natural experiment, this DiD study on city-level data (2009-2019) finds that the ETS significantly promotes both the quantity and quality of green technology innovation, with time-lagged and dynamic effects…
Ayoade Matthew Adetoye, Foluke Olatoye, Motole . A. Okonkwo +2
This study assesses whether Nigeria's institutions and market structure can support transparent, smallholder-inclusive carbon projects in the voluntary market. Using a realist systematic review, key informant interviews, and a PAC readiness…
yun-long-zhang, yunlongzhang-9
A MILP model jointly optimizing energy-efficiency retrofits, biomass co-firing, and carbon capture across China's 1,885-unit coal fleet under carbon pricing. It generates marginal abatement cost curves, decomposes technology interactions, a…
Zhou J.
An empirical study examining whether China's SO2 emissions trading scheme drives green transformation in manufacturing firms. It assesses market-based regulation's firm-level effects, informing carbon-pricing design and industrial decarboni…
Lin J.
A study examining the role of private actors—firms, financial institutions—in emissions trading schemes at both international and domestic levels. It appears to address how non-state actors participate in and shape carbon market design and …
Pragathi Chandaluri
A study modeling CO2 emissions and carbon tax scenarios for China and India. It appears to examine how carbon pricing shapes emission pathways in both economies, though no abstract is available to confirm methods or results. Useful as a ref…
Junli Zhang, Chuanwang Liu, Yalin Lei +1
This study couples an alternating-offer bargaining model with a two-population evolutionary game to explain how carbon allowance prices and allocation constraints drive CCS-EOR adoption. Using four Chinese-calibrated scenarios, it finds cri…
Anastasia Mashina, Gavrilyuk, Artyom
Companion R code and data for a study estimating CBAM liabilities on Korean steel and aluminium exports to the EU, covering emissions estimation and carbon price crediting. It offers a reproducible workflow for calculating border carbon cos…
Angel Cienfuegos, Francesco Molinari
This systematic review maps how small and local actors—municipalities, smallholders, Indigenous communities, cooperatives—access voluntary and compliance carbon crediting (CDM, Article 6, EU carbon farming). It synthesizes entry pathways, i…
Seyed Ahmad Moumen Ghazvini, Francesc Romagosa
Using Value–Belief–Norm theory, this study surveys 517 protected-area visitors in Spain and 383 in the Netherlands on attitudes toward carbon offsetting. Biospheric and altruistic value orientations predict stronger support, and perceived h…
Haiying Jia
This chapter examines carbon pricing developments, notably the EU ETS's progressive inclusion of shipping and the potential of AIS data for emission prediction. It compares carbon levies and cap-and-trade as maritime market-based measures a…
Ünal R.
This study integrates the EU ETS, FuelEU Maritime and the IMO net-zero framework to assess how biofuel-based compliance strategies affect costs and emissions in shipping. It examines the interplay of overlapping carbon pricing regimes and t…
Kevin R. Kaushal, L. Lindholt, H. Yonezawa
This paper compares welfare effects of the EU CBAM against the pre-CBAM anti-leakage mix of free allowances and CO2 indirect-cost compensation for power-intensive trade-exposed industries. Theory shows both can raise regional and global wel…
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