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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Karoff C.
A review of remote sensing methods for quantifying GHG emissions from CCUS facilities. It surveys satellite, airborne, and ground-based monitoring techniques and their application to leakage detection and MRV. The work informs the monitorin…
Ruttinger A.W.
This paper examines how to design an innovation system that makes electro- and bio-catalytic carbon upgrade (converting CO2 into higher-value products) profitable. It focuses on the institutional, policy, and industrial coordination needed …
Henze N.
This work addresses power converter technology underpinning the green hydrogen economy, framed around hydrogen flagship projects. It concerns the power electronics needed to link renewables with electrolysis. No abstract is available, so sp…
Sáenz Cavazos P.A.
A materials-science study fluorinating the MOF MIL-101 and evaluating CO2 uptake and diffusion under industrially relevant conditions. It offers foundational insight for improving sorbent performance in carbon capture, utilisation and stora…
Posso F.
A case study estimating Ecuador's green hydrogen production potential and the impacts of its uses. It assesses renewable-based hydrogen supply capacity and the resulting economic and environmental effects, illustrating hydrogen-economy feas…
Cotton D.
A piece addressing transition finance and its markets, focusing on the funding mechanisms and market structures that support decarbonization transitions. Without an abstract, the specific contribution is unclear, but the topic sits at the c…
Li Y.
A study examining how green finance affects inclusive green growth. No abstract is available, so the country, dataset, and method remain unclear. It speaks to the policy question of whether green lending and investment can deliver growth al…
Pauls S.N.
This paper examines whether the EU's sustainable finance regulations (taxonomy, SFDR, CSRD) are compatible with international trade law under GATS and free trade agreements. It analyzes the legality and cross-border propagation of EU rules,…
Kwong R.
A bibliometric mapping of the intersection between green finance and FinTech. It visualizes research trends and thematic evolution, positioning 'green FinTech' as a future research direction. As a literature-mapping study rather than empiri…
Zhong T.
An empirical study asking whether green finance actually reduces corporate carbon risk. Without an abstract, methods and sample remain unclear, but the paper sits at the core of transition finance and ESG-effectiveness debates, with implica…
Yang Q.
An empirical study using spatial panel data analysis to examine how green finance development affects carbon emissions across Chinese regions. It accounts for spatial spillover effects, testing whether expanded green lending and investment …
Liu Z.
An empirical study examining how green finance affects energy efficiency, mediated through green technology innovation and shifts in energy structure. It suggests financial mechanisms can drive efficiency gains via innovation and structural…
Corral S.
A study examining whether perceptions of sustainable finance differ by gender. Without an abstract, details are unclear, but it addresses how investor and consumer attitudes toward ESG and green finance vary across demographic groups.
Liu X.
An empirical study of how green finance affects carbon emissions in China, focusing on multilevel transmission channels and regional heterogeneity. It examines how financial policy and capital allocation influence emissions across regions, …
Shen J.
This paper examines how green finance drives environmental and economic resilience in the post-COVID-19 period, focusing on China's strategy. It explores the role of green financial policy in reconciling economic recovery with environmental…
Dhayal K.S.
This paper maps the conceptual structure of 'green finance' using textual and network analysis. It visualizes co-occurrence patterns across the literature to clarify the term's boundaries and ambiguities. Though no abstract is available, th…
Zaid M.A.K.
A conceptual piece on how digital transformation and FinTech shape green finance. Without an abstract, specifics are unclear, but it likely explores how financial technology enables sustainable financing and ESG data flows.
Kumari D.R.
This paper offers a descriptive analysis of recent trends in green financing in India. Without an abstract, methodological details and findings remain unclear, but it likely surveys green bonds and climate finance developments in an emergin…
Khan M.A.
A meta-analysis synthesizing existing studies on how green bond issuance affects firms' environmental and financial performance. It aggregates evidence on financing costs, firm value, and environmental outcomes. Offers a consolidated eviden…
Sreenu N.
An empirical study on how ESG regulations affect green bond market efficiency across BRICS countries. It examines whether stronger regulatory and disclosure environments improve price formation, liquidity, and informational efficiency in gr…
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