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 1061–1080 of 30942 papers
Squadrito G.
A piece framing green hydrogen as a transformative shift, though no abstract is available to verify scope or method. Likely covers production, supply infrastructure, and decarbonization potential, but empirical or policy analysis cannot be …
Shree Pragya R.
This review surveys the global hydrogen economy and related policies for environmental sustainability. It synthesizes technological trends across hydrogen production, transport, and use alongside national policy frameworks, discussing hydro…
Carmona R.
This study applies an optimization model to assess the green hydrogen value chain for local industry in Chile. It quantitatively examines costs and constraints across production, transport, and end-use, exploring feasibility and barriers fo…
Buure K.
A study examining the regulatory frameworks for carbon capture, utilisation and storage (CCUS) in Finland and the Baltic countries. It frames national rules through the lens of policy stagnation versus reevaluation. Without an abstract, spe…
LI Z.
This study empirically examines how competition among multiple sectors shapes CCUS deployment, using a source-sink matching model. It links spatial matching of CO2 sources to storage sites with inter-sectoral competition for shared infrastr…
Bazzana D.
This paper models CCUS deployment with endogenous technical change, examining how induced innovation lowers costs and shapes adoption pathways. It offers theoretical insight for decarbonization policy design. No abstract was available, so e…
Buure K.
This paper investigates public attitudes toward CCUS by analyzing media discourses. As an unfamiliar and emerging technology, CCUS opinion formation relies heavily on media representation. The study explores how the 'attitude atmosphere' ar…
Monk A.
An empirical study examining why and how the green bond market emerged and diffused. It identifies drivers of issuance and diffusion mechanisms, highlighting the role of policy and institutional factors in climate finance. Without an abstra…
Chin T.
This study examines how China's urban innovation systems promote green finance through FinTech, adopting a connectivity perspective. It links city-level innovation infrastructure and FinTech development to the diffusion of green finance. Wi…
Tao H.
An interdisciplinary review of environmental finance, spanning green finance, carbon pricing, ESG investing, and climate-risk assessment. It maps the research landscape underpinning GX capital mobilization and disclosure infrastructure.
Viens N.
This paper critically examines the Canada Infrastructure Bank as a case study of how public financial institutions attempt to 'derisk' private investment in decarbonization infrastructure. It interrogates the limits of green finance and the…
Xu X.
This study examines how green finance policy and regional air pollution control interact, framing government departments and financial institutions as a 'two-wheel drive.' It appears to analyze how policy and finance jointly drive environme…
Zheng Y.
This study appears to examine how the establishment of environmental protection courts affects green finance and corporate operating performance. It centers on whether stronger judicial environmental enforcement reshapes firms' financing an…
Urban M.A.
This paper probes the gap between banks' sustainable-finance claims and their actual lending, highlighting how environmentally harmful financing persists under green labels. Without an abstract, methods and findings are unclear, but it rais…
Papavassiliou E.
This study examines whether green bonds deliver portfolio diversification benefits and argues that tax incentives are needed to realize them. It analyzes the link between green bond investment appeal and policy incentives, offering institut…
Guesmi K.
This paper examines the relationship between firms' climate change exposure and their issuance of green bonds. It likely tests whether firms facing greater climate risk are more inclined to raise capital through green bonds, linking climate…
Larsen M.L.
This paper compares and conceptualizes green finance approaches in the EU and China through a framework of bottom-up 'market-facilitation' versus top-down 'market-steering'. It contrasts the EU's disclosure-driven, market-led model with Chi…
Ren Y.
This study examines how cross-domain policy coordination between big-data initiatives and green finance promotes green collaborative innovation across Chinese cities. It suggests that aligning policy instruments can spur collaborative green…
Wang Z.T.
An empirical study examining how sustainable energy, fossil fuels, and green finance affect ecosystem outcomes in China. It suggests green finance may mitigate environmental degradation while fossil fuel reliance harms ecosystems. Without a…
Tu W.
An empirical study using a fixed-effects panel model to test whether green finance development reduces carbon emissions. Without the abstract, specifics remain unverified, but it belongs to the quantitative literature linking green credit, …
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