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 101–120 of 1416 papers
Valeria Zambianchi, Ksenia Anisimova, Miranda Böttcher +4
A comparative study of how Germany, India, and Mexico construct and justify their national decarbonization narratives. It frames decarbonization policy as political discourse rather than purely technical or economic planning, highlighting h…
Jasper P. Simons, Fabio Bulfone
A study of how subsidies and neo-corporatist governance shape industrial decarbonisation in the Dutch steel sector. It examines how state-industry-labour coordination structures condition the pace and form of decarbonisation. No abstract is…
Camarero M.
An empirical study examining whether eco-efficiency in greenhouse gas emissions is converging across EU member states. It likely tests whether per-output emission intensities are narrowing between countries, including club or conditional co…
Monkkonen P.
A global study examining how land use regulation and urban form relate to greenhouse gas emissions. Without an abstract, details are limited, but it links urban planning and regulatory policy to emissions outcomes, potentially informing urb…
Malode S.N.
Proposes a multi-scalar indicator framework linking planetary-boundary constraints with sub-national climate policy actions to assess net-zero pathways. Its contribution is integrating global environmental limits with local policy implement…
Muhammed Fatih YÜRÜK
Using 1996–2020 panel data for 161 countries, this study separates de facto from de jure trade and financial globalization and estimates their effects on per capita CO2 emissions via CCEMG/AMG and panel smooth transition regression. De fact…
Paasha Mahdavi, Michael L. Ross
The Iran war could accelerate the shift from fossil fuels as high oil and gas prices make cheaper wind and solar more attractive. Yet nearly half of countries have adopted emergency subsidies that research shows will make this transition sl…
Lei Wang, Haoran Cao
Using Chinese A-share listed firms (2010-2024), this study treats National Big Data Comprehensive Pilot Zones as a quasi-natural experiment with multi-period DID. The policy shows a significant negative association with estimated corporate …
Lilia S. Revenko, Nikolay S. Revenko
This paper reviews Japan's legal and regulatory framework for industrial decarbonization, centering on the 2023 GX Promotion Act. It systematizes key measures including emissions trading, a fossil fuel surcharge, and investment in renewable…
Li S.
This study models how dynamic subsidies and consumer preferences shape the diffusion of prefabricated buildings under an emissions trading scheme. It suggests that combining carbon pricing with subsidy design influences adoption speed in co…
Veselov F.
A study analyzing how greenhouse-gas emission restriction measures affect the development of Russia's electric power industry. Without an abstract, details are unclear, but it likely offers empirical/policy analysis of how emission regulati…
Verschuuren J.
This study examines policy options for reducing agricultural greenhouse gas emissions in the EU after 2030. Agriculture is among the hardest-to-abate non-ETS sectors, and the paper maps pathways and trade-offs. It offers lessons for jurisdi…
Prag A.A.
A Denmark case study examining how shifting from animal-based to plant-based food production can cut agricultural greenhouse gas emissions. It frames food-system transition within climate policy and discusses mitigation potential and policy…
Guo Bing, Qiming Zhang, Ying Li
A quasi-experimental study examining whether China's Green Factory Certification policy drives firms toward substantive environmental improvement rather than symbolic compliance. It tests whether voluntary environmental regulation produces …
Jiahao Zhao, Wenzhi Yue, Xinghua Hu +3
This paper builds a three-party evolutionary game model (government, ports, intermodal operators) for low-carbon direct rail-sea transshipment, treating the yard fee rate as endogenous. Below a critical yard fee threshold, carbon taxes and …
Yuanyuan Tang, Bowei Guo
Using a Chinese household survey, this study examines heterogeneous willingness to accept (WTA) low-carbon alternatives. Demographic factors and carbon-neutrality policy awareness correlate non-linearly with WTA. Comparing econometric and m…
Keying Wang, Manqi Gao, Shanggang Yin +1
An empirical study applying interpretable machine learning to assess how environmental regulation drives low-carbon transition across China's Yangtze River Economic Belt. It identifies which regulatory and regional factors most shape transi…
Chunli Du, Kalbinur Kahar, Tao Wang +1
Using China's Low-Carbon City Pilot (LCCP) as a quasi-natural experiment, this study applies a staggered DID model to assess firm-level effects on manufacturing green total factor productivity (GTFP). LCCP significantly raises GTFP, mediate…
Ran Wu, Shuxian Zheng, Zhigang Su
This study examines how carbon-neutrality policy uncertainty in China transmits across technology markets, using tail-risk connectedness and multiscale transmission analysis. It suggests policy uncertainty shapes cross-market risk spillover…
Abdulhamid Musa
A qualitative policy review of Nigeria's renewable energy framework after the Electricity Act 2023. It finds weak implementation despite legal progress: fragmented markets, unclear federal-state coordination, limited grid capacity, non-cost…
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