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.
Showing 61–80 of 596 papers
P. Papitha and K. Chandrasekar
This study examines the impact of green credit on renewable energy development in India using time-series analysis. Findings show green credit significantly facilitates renewable energy expansion by improving access to finance, highlighting…
Vicky Faith Atim
This report assesses the financial viability of Uganda's Energy Transition Plan using the MINFin model, revealing a widening financing gap from 2030 onwards, reaching an annual shortfall of $8.5 billion by 2070. Key drivers include over-rel…
Dr. Mehtab Abbasi, Anila Tago, Sheeba Hussain
This study empirically examines the impact of green finance on sustainable M&A performance using PLS-SEM. Results show that green finance directly and indirectly (via M&A financing efficiency) enhances sustainable M&A performance, with regu…
Manoj Kumar Rawat
A conceptual design-science framework addressing the implementation gap in smallholder carbon finance: verified credits do not automatically become farmer income due to institutional fragmentation. Analyzes the full transaction from enrollm…
Xiaozhou Ding, Rui Han, Miaojuan Wang
This paper uses evolutionary game theory to analyze how green finance promotes low-carbon production in manufacturing enterprises under an industrial internet platform. It models strategic interactions among government, financial institutio…
Doni Wino Fajar Utomo, Edi Setijawan
Indonesia's energy transition requires large-scale investment, but domestic cost of capital is high and long-tenor funding is scarce. This paper positions natural gas as a bridge fuel and maps funding sources across banking, capital markets…
Wanyok Atisattapong, Pasin Marupanthorn
This paper proposes a dynamic carbon-budget portfolio optimization framework under ETS transition risk, using Black-Litterman model. It validates with EU and UK historical data and applies to Thailand's pre-ETS context, offering investors a…
Adel Gueblaoui
This review proposes a corporate treasury optimization and debt sustainability framework for Saudi industrial sectors under Vision 2030, focusing on petrochemicals, energy-intensive manufacturing, mining, and logistics. It emphasizes cash v…
Hao Liang, María Teresa Punzi
This chapter provides an overview of transition finance in Asia, emphasizing its role in financing the decarbonization of hard-to-abate sectors. It discusses the limitations of carbon pricing and reviews governmental and private sector effo…
Do T.H.
This paper examines the relationship between green finance adoption and green supply chain practices among Vietnamese construction firms. It aims to clarify the role of financing and supply chain management in enhancing sustainability in th…
Kamsin K, Alin J, Kogid M +2
This study examines whether public debt can finance Japan's green transition, using ARDL and NARDL models to analyze relationships with economic growth, CO2 emissions, and renewable energy. Long-run relationships exist, but public debt has …
Wei Xue, Lu Yang
This paper analyzes how digital supply chain finance drives corporate decarbonization through a dual-pathway mechanism. It suggests that improved financing efficiency and reduced information asymmetry can promote carbon emission reduction i…
Bing Zhou, Yue Sun
This study empirically analyzes the impact of transition finance on debt financing costs using Chinese A-share listed manufacturing firms. It finds that transition finance reduces debt costs through improved environmental disclosure, eased …
Alcarva¹ P, Pinto J, Pacheco L +1
This paper models the strategic choice between green bonds and green loans as a three-stage perfect-information game. Using backward induction and a 200,000-draw Monte Carlo experiment, it shows green bond adoption ranges from 79.2% under h…
Bhattacharya S.
This paper examines regulatory challenges and opportunities at the intersection of fintech and green finance. While specific content is unavailable, it likely focuses on how financial technology can advance sustainable finance and how regul…
Federica Tonnarello, C. Vermiglio
This study examines whether green bond issuance accelerates firms' alignment with the EU Taxonomy, using a panel of European firms (2012-2024) and Cox proportional hazard models. Results show that externally certified green bonds significan…
Thierry Dallard, Anne Lieutaud
This paper focuses on investing in the ecological transition, discussing financing strategies and renewed governance. While the abstract is unavailable, it likely addresses financial mechanisms for climate action and sustainable development…
Suzanna Elmassah, Mahmoud Elrefai
This paper examines the UAE as a case of transition finance in a hydrocarbon-dependent economy, analyzing its financial, regulatory, and institutional architecture for moving from net-zero pledges to climate finance flows. It conceptualizes…
Catherine Marchewitz, Fernanda Ballesteros, Franziska Schütze +1
This paper examines whether sustainable finance taxonomies are designed to effectively support the transition to a net-zero economy. It analyzes cases like the EU taxonomy, highlighting challenges in the treatment of transition activities a…
Zetzsche D.A.
This paper analyzes the alignment between the EU sustainable finance framework (SFDR, taxonomy, etc.) and international disclosure standards (ISSB, TCFD). It identifies differences and challenges for global harmonization, offering insights …
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