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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Wen-Wen Wang, Dan-Lin Jin, Ming Zhang
This paper analyzes the impact of carbon pricing mechanisms on green supply chain coordination, proposing coordination strategies for a two-stage supply chain. It considers synergy effects of carbon pricing to optimize firms' green investme…
René Aïd
This paper explains the functioning of emissions trading systems and provides a model for optimal regulation. It offers a theoretical foundation for carbon markets and insights for policy design.
Indranil Aich
This paper examines the design of urban carbon credit systems for Indian cities. It proposes frameworks and discusses challenges to promote emission reductions at the city level, offering implications for policymakers and urban authorities.
Shen Xiaowang
This paper addresses the WTO incompatibility of the EU's CBAM and proposes a 'Climate Compatibility Certification' and product lifecycle GCSOS zoning certification based on the original Prim-Lex theory. It argues that a three-color zone (gr…
Juan Qian, Y Shang, Ru Sha +1
This paper empirically examines the impact of China's carbon trading scheme on industrial green transformation, focusing on ownership composition and competition at the industry level. It analyzes how carbon price signals affect firms' emis…
Lei Chen, Yongqiang Zhu
This paper proposes a low-carbon economic dispatch model for an integrated energy system (IES) with electricity, heat, cooling, and gas, incorporating ladder-type carbon trading and demand response (DR). Loads are classified into fixed, tra…
Yue Wang, Lixuan Hu, Yishuang Lin
Using panel data from 278 Chinese cities (2006-2023), this study employs a staggered DID design to show that carbon emissions trading pilots significantly improve urban energy efficiency. Mechanism tests reveal that pilots promote green tec…
Guoyu Mao, Luqian Xu
Using China's carbon trading pilot as a quasi-natural experiment and panel data of A-share listed firms in high-carbon industries (2010-2023), this study finds that carbon trading significantly enhances corporate ESG performance. Executives…
Mingjian Xie, Zhibin Tao, Yuanyuan Yu
This study examines how China's carbon trading pilots affect green innovation, focusing on the moderating role of digital transformation. Using a DID design on 31,048 firm-year observations, it finds no average effect but a significant 4.6%…
Lena Wiest, Klas Wetterberg, Max Skoczylas +1
This paper examines the shift from project-level to scaled-up carbon crediting approaches, emphasizing the need for high integrity. Focusing on environmental integrity in jurisdictional forest crediting, it argues that scaled-up approaches …
Marques Alves Aguiar, Gabriela
This replication package provides data and code for a fixed-effects panel study of OECD countries (2015-2023), examining whether stronger carbon pricing signals are associated with lower per-capita GHG emissions. It includes cleaned dataset…
Rickels W.
This paper proposes strategic reserves of carbon removal certificates (procure, bank, release) to stabilize carbon prices and facilitate net-zero transition. It offers insights into the design and operation of such reserves as a policy tool…
Scheelhaase J.
This paper analyzes the current EU ETS for aviation and proposes improvements. It examines allocation methods, price signals, and international competitiveness, aiming for more effective carbon pricing. It includes policy recommendations fo…
DENG M.Z.
This paper identifies and analyzes potential risks in China's carbon emission trading markets, examining factors that affect market stability and policy risks, and offering implications for risk management.
Zhou C.
This paper empirically examines the impact of China's carbon emission trading (ETS) pilot policy on the technical sophistication of exports using a difference-in-differences (DID) approach. It tests whether the policy promoted an upgrade in…
Li F.
This paper explores the design and feasibility of a carbon emission trading system using consortium blockchain. It leverages blockchain's transparency and tamper-resistance to improve the tracking of emission allowances and the reliability …
Pang T.
This paper analyzes the design challenges of cap setting and allowance allocation in China's emissions trading pilot programs, highlighting special issues and innovative solutions across regions. It reveals the diversity and practical lesso…
Sonnenschein J.
This paper analyzes the cost-effectiveness of combining emissions trading schemes (ETS) with renewable energy support policies, identifying conditions for optimal policy design. It provides insights into effective policy mixes depending on …
Chang K.
This paper analyzes the impact of China's interprovincial emissions trading scheme (ETS) on achieving emissions reduction targets and wealth distribution. Using a model that accounts for interprovincial economic disparities and industrial s…
Ji M.
This paper analyzes the design of an international carbon emissions trading system using game theory. It considers strategic interactions among participating countries to balance emission reduction targets and economic efficiency. Specific …
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