GX & Decarbonization Research

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This paper presents a growth-oriented carbon pricing concept compatible with economic expansion. It explores policy design that aligns with Japan's GX strategy, aiming to incentivize decarbonization while fostering sustainable growth.

Jakob Skovgaard, Åsa Knaggård, Roger Hildingsson +1

This paper compares carbon tax adoption in Sweden and Mexico, finding that despite different contexts, similar factors such as ideational change and fiscal reform windows enabled adoption. It highlights the importance of coalition-building …

Shengwen Zhu, Yicen Lu, Xiyu Zhou +1

This study uses PSM-DID to analyze the short-term impact of the EU CBAM transition period on ESG environmental scores of Chinese high-carbon firms. Results show the CBAM transition significantly inhibits environmental performance, with incr…

Ying Kuai, Yue Liu, Wu Wan +2

This paper constructs a carbon asset risk management framework for thermal power enterprises using LSTM carbon price prediction and option hedging. It caps procurement cost at 72.63 CNY/ton and covers over 90% of price increase risk. The st…

Tran Trong Duc, Thu Van Bui, Thị Thuý Hiền Nguyễn

This dataset supports analysis of asymmetric effects of EU carbon pricing on Vietnam's steel exports during the CBAM transition. It includes monthly data from January 2013 to December 2025 covering EU ETS carbon prices, Vietnam's steel expo…

Anastasiya Ostrovnaya, Jan Ahrens, Julian Smart +2

This paper analyzes the effects of carbon pricing on firms' financial profiles, focusing on cash flows and margins of steel and cement firms under various scenarios. The key determinant is carbon cost pass-through ability, and capital marke…

Xuexue Zhang, FanYang Zeng

This paper explores the integration of carbon trading with Real World Assets (RWA) technology using blockchain to address issues like information opacity and low liquidity in traditional carbon markets. It analyzes the intrinsic logic and o…

MUHAMMAD RIDWAN, DODIK RIDHO NURROCHMAT, HANDIAN PURWAWANGSA +1

This study analyzes how the design of emission reference levels affects the equity and effectiveness of carbon trading incentives in Indonesia, ahead of its international carbon trading launch in 2025. It compares reference emissions across…

Maedeh Motalebi, Matthias Irger, Joanne Andrade +4

This paper develops an integrated BIM-LCA-optimization workflow for early-stage curtain wall façade design under carbon pricing uncertainty. Using Australian EPD data, deterministic optimization shows that carbon prices of 100-420 AUD/tCO2e…

Mingyu Liang, Yiling Zuo

This paper studies the Chinese national carbon market from 2021 to 2025 using OLS regression with variables including policy, EUA prices, GDP, HS300, coal prices, and international oil prices. Findings show that policies and energy prices a…

Thomas Sterner, Dallas Burtraw, Jos Delbeke +3

This paper reviews 20 years of the EU Emissions Trading System (EU ETS), the world's largest carbon market. It highlights how the system evolved from initial price collapse to effective emission reductions through the Market Stability Reser…

Zehui Guo, Shujie Sun, Xiaoyang Chen +3

This paper empirically analyzes how external shocks shape the dynamic relationships between the EU carbon emissions trading market and fossil energy markets. Using time series data, it reveals changes in market linkages depending on shock t…

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This paper positions carbon pricing as a crucial tool for cross-border carbon regulation and the green transformation of the global economy. It likely discusses mechanisms for international carbon price adjustment and the need for policy ha…

Milan Jakob Reda, Erik Gawel, Paul Lehmann +1

This paper examines the impact of carbon pricing on residential heating costs, highlighting regressive effects on low-income households and the need for complementary policies. It proposes measures to enhance social acceptability based on e…

Emil Dimanchev

This paper argues that for European climate policy to be effective, a carbon price on imports is essential. It emphasizes the importance of border carbon adjustments like CBAM to prevent carbon leakage and maintain competitiveness. It exami…

Yang Cao, Donglan Zha, Ze He +2

This study uses explainable machine learning to forecast how EU carbon prices react to geopolitical risks, quantifying the impact of geopolitical events on the EU ETS. It provides actionable insights for policymakers and investors in carbon…

geruganti, sudhakar

This paper analyzes the paradox where CBAMs nullify FTA tariff benefits, using the India-UK FTA as a case study. It quantifies the de facto tariff of 20-40% from the UK's carbon price ($66/tCO2) versus India's low explicit price ($8-10/tCO2…

Luca E. Fierro, Severin Reissl, Francesco Lamperti +5

This study soft-links an integrated assessment model (WITCH) with a macro-financial agent-based model (DSK) to analyze the macroeconomic and financial impacts of rapid decarbonization driven by carbon pricing. Results show that fast-rising …

Lei Zhuang, Rui Chen

This study examines the impact of China's carbon emissions trading system (CETS) on the financial performance of listed industrial enterprises using panel data from 2009-2022. Employing multi-period difference-in-differences, propensity sco…

Rene Aid, Maria Arduca, Sara Biagini +1

This paper develops a theoretical framework to analyze how carbon pricing policies affect domestic energy producer prices and quantify the policy-driven price impacts of achieving net-zero emissions. It models energy firms' behavior under e…