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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Peer-reviewedJournalJournal of Intelligent Decision Making and Information Science2026#Climate FinanceDOI

Financing the Blue Economy through Blue Sukuk: Integrating Islamic Finance, ESG and Sustainable Finance for Marine Development in the MENA Region

Adel Ahmed

This paper examines Blue Sukuk as an innovative Islamic sustainable finance instrument for financing sustainable marine and coastal development in MENA. It develops an integrated Blue Sukuk Sustainable Finance Framework (BSSFF) linking Shar…

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Peer-reviewedJournalDiscover Energy2026#Climate FinanceDOI

Green finance as a policy transmission channel for low carbon transition in Europe and Africa and the role of capital allocation efficiency and financial development

Efe-Eyefia Oghenechoja, Clinton Emmanuela Nneka, Abdulgaffar Muhammad +5

Using a 2000–2024 panel of 25 European and 25 African countries, the study tests whether green finance transmits into low-carbon transition via renewable energy consumption. Fixed effects, System GMM, threshold regression, and country-group…

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Peer-reviewedCNJournalEconomic Modelling2026#Climate FinanceDOI

Green Finance, Energy Transition and Employment Stability across Career Stages: Evidence from China’s Green Credit Policy and a Heterogeneous-Agent Model

Shangfeng Song, Ailun Wang, Shuo Hu

This study examines how China's green credit policy affects energy transition and employment stability, combining empirical evidence with a heterogeneous-agent model. It highlights that employment effects vary across career stages, offering…

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🇪🇺 EuropeJournalRadboud University Press eBooks2026#Climate FinanceDOI

Financing the green transition

Anouk Levels

This dissertation examines whether ESG disclosures channel private capital to green investment in the EU. Using Eurosystem holdings data (2014-2022), it finds investors prefer domestic green bonds once available, and ESG disclosures do not …

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Peer-reviewedJournalIUS ET VERITAS2026#Climate FinanceDOI

Transición energética y arbitraje de inversiones: tensiones estructurales entre protección internacional y acción climática estatal

Rodrigo Freitas Cabanillas, Lidia Alexandra Gallardo Vera

A doctrinal legal analysis of how energy transition measures interact with international investment protection, focusing on fair and equitable treatment and indirect expropriation. It argues state responsibility depends not merely on regula…

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🇪🇺 EuropeJournalCESifo2026#Climate FinanceDOI

Climate Risk Spillovers and Sovereign Financing

Lukas Rischen, Achim Hagen

This paper quantifies how climate risk transmits through global value chains into sovereign financing conditions across 75 countries (2000-2022). A 1°C temperature anomaly lowers sovereign ratings by about 0.2 notches, and ignoring foreign …

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Peer-reviewedJournalDiscover Sustainability2026#Climate FinanceDOI

The sectoral blind spot of green bonds in the European green transition

N. Giannakis, Charalampos Poriazis, M. Tsakas

Cross-sectional econometric study of green-bond issuance across the EU-27 (2021–2024 averages). Issuance correlates with renewable energy share and environmental health but shows no detectable link to circular material use, ecosystem vitali…

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Peer-reviewed🇨🇳 ChinaJournalInternational Journal of Financial Studies2026#Climate FinanceDOI

Return Spillovers Among Conventional Energy, New Energy Subsectors, ESG Assets and Gold: A Quantile Time–Frequency Connectedness Network Approach

Rong Li, Yuhan Li, Yuxin Liu +1

Using quantile time–frequency connectedness and network analysis on ten Chinese-market exposures, the study finds mean rolling total connectedness of 60.4% at the median but ~86.7% in both tails, with wind and solar the largest median trans…

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PreprintInternational Journal of Emerging Multidisciplinaries: Social Science2026#Climate FinanceDOI

Greening Growth in the Digital Age: The Role of Green Finance and ICT in Reducing Carbon Emissions in Developed Economies

null Aqsa Ramzan, null Muhammad Kashif Khurshid, null Faisal Yousaf +1

Using a balanced panel of 12 developed economies (2015–2024, 120 observations) with PCSE and FGLS robustness checks, the study finds green finance, ICT, and trade openness significantly reduce CO₂ emissions, while GDP and industrialization …

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PreprintCrossref2026#Climate FinanceDOI

Financing sustainable port transitions: How green financial strategy converts capability and stakeholder pressure into innovation, disclosure, and multidimensional performance

Thi-Thu-Ngan Dinh, Manh Trung Phung, Van-Thi Dao

Surveying 316 managers at Vietnamese seaport firms and applying PLS-SEM, the study finds green financial strategy (GFS) links green dynamic capability and stakeholder pressure to sustainable performance via two mechanisms: green innovation …

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