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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Ghimire, Rudra Prasad
This study explores green bonds as a sustainable finance instrument in Nepal using qualitative methods. It identifies regulatory and institutional gaps, assesses progress in Green Taxonomy and ESG frameworks, and concludes that significant …
Clement Adjei Arhin, David Amoateng
This paper analyzes the politics of climate finance in Ghana, focusing on access, equity, and socio-economic implications within a climate justice framework. Findings reveal that while Ghana mobilizes funds from mechanisms like GCF and CIF,…
Urandelger Gantulga, null Wuenqiqige, Batkhuyag Ganbaatar
This study examines the development of green credit in Chinese commercial banks from 2018 to 2024, finding sustained growth and a shift from traditional sectors to emerging industries like clean manufacturing and circular economy. It identi…
Avazov Azizbek Ashurali o'g'li
This study empirically analyzes the economic efficiency of green bonds, green loans, and green investment funds. Green bonds lower financing costs with reduced coupon rates and shorter capital occupation periods, while improving ESG perform…
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This thesis analyzes two key tools of sustainable finance—green budgeting and sustainable investments—within the EU's climate regulatory framework, culminating in the European Green Deal. It assesses the private sector's role, especially fi…
Manmohan Pandey
This study explores the role of investor sentiment in renewable energy investments using behavioral finance. Through sentiment analysis and surveys, it finds that positive sentiment boosts capital allocation, while negative sentiment increa…
Ghadah Nasseif
This study examines the impact of green finance (GF) fluctuations on non-renewable energy production (NREP) in the USA using quantile-on-quantile regression on monthly data from 1985 to 2020. Positive GF shocks reduce NREP, while negative s…
Rista Izza Aminin, Ismatul Khayati
This study analyzes the role of Green Sukuk (Islamic green bonds) in financing Indonesia's renewable energy sector. Examining issuance trends, mobilized funds, and emission reductions from 2018-2023, it finds that Green Sukuk mobilized USD …
Karambir Singh Dhayal, Rijaa Zaka, Muhammad Kamran Khan +2
This study examines the impact of green finance, green trade, green energy, and other green economic variables on trade-adjusted carbon emissions in BRICST countries using MMQR econometric technique. Findings show that all these variables h…
Patrick Brothers, Yuri Soares
This report by IDB Lab and HolonIQ maps the climate innovation ecosystem in Latin America and the Caribbean, identifying over 1,200 startups that have raised US$3 billion in venture capital since 2010. It covers renewable energy, sustainabl…
Guanyun Zhao
This paper analyzes how fintech (big data, blockchain, AI) drives green transformation of SMEs through a tripartite mechanism of green credit, environmental regulation, and corporate ESG. It finds improved credit access, reduced compliance …
Amal Essayem
This study uses quantile regression to analyze the dynamic and asymmetric effects of global risks (financial volatility, geopolitical uncertainty, oil prices, climate risks) on French green financial assets. Green bonds positively contribut…
Anshita Sachan, Swapnanil SenGupta
This study analyzes panel data from ten BRICS+ countries (2008-2020) to examine how climate finance (proxied by green patents) and FDI affect renewable energy consumption. Both independently increase renewable use, but their interaction is …
Zsuzsanna Novák
This study examines the efficiency of green bond markets in emerging and developing economies (EMDEs) in contributing to renewable energy transition and carbon footprint reduction. Using data from Amundi and IFC, descriptive analysis and GM…
Ravita Kharb, Dinesh Kumar, Neha Saini
This study examines the impact of green financing and green technological innovation on environmental sustainability in India using ARDL and Granger causality models. Findings confirm a long-term relationship and support the Environmental K…
Siqi Luo, Chengkun Liu
This study examines how institutional investors address the double externalities of green innovation in China's transition economy. Integrating fixed-effects models with double machine learning (random forest, gradient boosting, Lasso, Ridg…
Meiqi Chen, Hyukku Lee, Rongyu Pei
Using panel data from 30 Chinese provinces (2010-2023), this study analyzes the coupling coordination degree (CCD) between green finance (GF) and green technology innovation (GTI). Results show a widening spatial imbalance (higher in east, …
Mohammed Fathi Abdulkarim Wali, Ponle Henry Kareem, Ayşem İyikal Çelebi
This study analyzes panel data from seven Southern African countries (2000-2022) using Method of Moments Quantile Regression. Findings show that institutional quality, green finance, and renewable energy positively support environmental sus…
Sohail PERWEZ, Syed Khaja SAFIUDDIN
This study analyzes the current state of green finance for India's renewable energy targets, highlighting the need for diverse instruments like sovereign green bonds and blended finance. It identifies structural barriers such as weak RPO en…
Thị Gấm Nguyễn, Hải Âu Phạm
This paper examines the role of the Vietnamese banking sector in promoting green finance and ESG integration, using case studies of five major commercial banks from 2020 to May 2025. It finds that ESG maturity is limited due to the absence …
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