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.
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Simons A.
This paper compares the development of sustainable finance taxonomies in the EU and ASEAN, analyzing points of convergence and contestation. It provides insights into global harmonization of green finance standards.
Zheng T.
This paper examines how transition finance (e.g., green bonds, sustainability-linked loans) drives decarbonization in emission-intensive industries like steel and chemicals. It analyzes mechanisms by which these financial instruments accele…
Dan Xu, Xiaoyan Liu, Changbin Cui
This paper analyzes how green credit availability affects high-carbon firms' strategic investment in green innovation. It elucidates the mechanisms through which credit access promotes corporate decarbonization investment, offering implicat…
Sherif Mohsen Abd El Fattah Shaltout
This paper explores the legal and ethical dimensions of green energy contracts and their influence on access to finance. It proposes a framework to ensure fair and sustainable energy transitions, analyzing transparency and environmental jus…
Andrei Guter-Sandu
This paper explains the UK's success in mobilizing private capital for low-carbon infrastructure through 'levy-backed derisking,' analyzing Contracts for Difference, Capacity Market, nuclear RAB financing, and anticipatory transmission inve…
Tamasiga, Phemelo
This paper analyzes the financing gap in Botswana's power sector under a net zero 2050 scenario using the MINFin model. It finds a cumulative gap of BWP 77.6 billion (USD 4.71 billion), predominantly borne by the distribution utility due to…
Dewasiri N.J.
This paper presents case studies of green bonds, renewable energy financing, and innovative funding models for sustainable projects. It analyzes how these mechanisms promote sustainable development and deliver returns to investors. The find…
Yicheng Zhou, Wenjie Ouyang, M H Zhao +1
This paper empirically examines how the maturity structure of credit (short-term vs long-term) affects corporate carbon emissions in China. It finds that a higher share of long-term credit is associated with lower emissions, while short-ter…
Saadaoui A.
This paper uses the DECO-GARCH model to analyze dynamic linkages between green bonds and stock, bond, and oil indices. It examines the diversification benefits of green bonds during periods of rising environmental stress. Results suggest gr…
Sergei G.
This paper empirically analyzes yields in the European green bond market, investigating the existence and magnitude of a 'greenium' (price premium) compared to conventional bonds. It provides insights into issuer and investor behavior in gr…
Grigorieva S.
This paper analyzes the returns and valuation of green bonds as safe assets in global, Russian, and Chinese markets. It identifies the drivers of green bond returns and examines the safe-asset effect, providing insights for transition finan…
Diana Boshkovska, N. Daniloska, Tatjana Petkovska Mirchevska
This paper examines the EU sustainable finance regulatory framework (EU Taxonomy, CSRD, SFDR) and its implications for the Western Balkans, focusing on North Macedonia. Using qualitative institutional and policy analysis, it assesses regula…
Guoqing Zhai, Heyu Qi
This study employs panel data from 30 Chinese provinces (2015-2024) to measure green finance development using the entropy-weighting method and examines influencing factors using fixed-effects models. Environmental regulation intensity is f…
Nivedita Cholayil, Gauri Atre, Khushi Parakh
This working paper analyzes the financing needs for India's climate goals, examining current financing flows in power, transport, and industry sectors, identifying critical gaps, and proposing instruments to bridge them.
Nivedita Cholayil, Gauri Atre, Khushi Parakh
Meeting India's climate goals requires financing at an unprecedented scale. This working paper examines how power, transport, and industry sectors are currently financed, where critical gaps remain, and which instruments can help close them…
World Bank
This study examines how 'transition' is defined and operationalized in Asian national and regional sustainable finance taxonomies, focusing on transition finance for hard-to-abate sectors. It highlights the need to direct private investment…
Zhenhan Hong, Yue Pan, Xiangyang Zhao
This paper examines how the consistency between visual and textual content in ESG reports affects the cost of green bonds. It finds that higher visual-textual consistency is associated with lower green bond yield spreads, indicating reduced…
Wang G.
This paper explores the pathway for China's green financial system to achieve its carbon neutrality target by 2060. It examines how financial mechanisms like green credit, green bonds, and carbon markets can synergize to drive emission redu…
Wu M.
This paper empirically examines the impact of green finance and institutional integration on manufacturing upgrading in China, using system GMM and coupling coordination models. Results suggest that both green finance and institutional inte…
Yanhua Meng, Yonggang Li, Ziwei Feng +1
This study uses China's Green Finance Reform and Innovation Pilot Zone Policy (GFRIPP) as a quasi-natural experiment to examine its impact on firms' Green Total Factor Productivity (GTFP). Difference-in-Differences analysis reveals that GFR…
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