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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Abhishyant Kidangoor
To revive the struggling carbon market, pioneer Daniel Morrell proposes a new methodology called 'Balance' that shifts focus from carbon to biodiversity generation and community welfare. While aiming to return to market roots, implementatio…
Lian Pin Koh
This paper argues against over-reliance on carbon markets in conservation finance, emphasizing the need for diversified funding sources beyond carbon credits to ensure long-term sustainability.
Adrien Comte
This paper clarifies blue carbon sequestration in mangroves, seagrasses, and salt marshes, maps voluntary and regulatory markets including France's Label Bas-Carbone, and highlights integrity challenges (additionality, permanence) plus a ga…
Abhishek Kumar, Prabhat Deep
This paper critically examines the regulatory fragmentation between India's Green Credit Programme and Carbon Credit Trading Scheme, launched to implement India's updated NDCs. Through comparative analysis with integrated climate markets in…
Isabella M. Weber, Jan-Erik Thie, Jesus Lara Jauregui +1
This paper examines how carbon pricing via emissions trading can trigger inflation ('carbonflation') in a world of supply shocks. Using an input-output price model for Germany, it finds that just six systemically significant sectors account…
Rabindra Nepal, Muhammad Ayaz, Ashish Agalgaonkar +1
This chapter reviews the design and performance of Australia's carbon pricing mechanism to derive policy lessons for ASEAN. It warns against copying Australia's mistakes, such as the 2014 repeal and lack of limits on the electricity sector.…
Thai-Ha Le
This chapter examines the feasibility of establishing a carbon market in Vietnam, drawing lessons from the EU, China, South Korea, and ASEAN. It finds that success depends on robust MRV systems, regulatory clarity, and institutional coordin…
M. Basnukaev, L. Gadzhialieva
This paper compares EU ETS and Russia's Sakhalin experiment to analyze financing green projects via carbon taxation. It shows EU Innovation Fund allocated €5.2 billion for clean tech and hydrogen, and Russia's green bond market exceeded 1 t…
Nguyen Tri Cuong, Vo Tai Duc Le, Quang Hien Le
This paper evaluates Vietnam's legal framework for carbon credits, identifies practical implementation limitations, and proposes legal amendments to enhance enforcement and support sustainable carbon market development.
Yanjiang Lu, Yue Teng, Geoffrey Qiping Shen
This paper proposes an incentive-compatible blockchain consensus mechanism for construction carbon markets, leveraging verified carbon credit sales. It promotes honest behavior and enhances transparency, offering a novel approach to decarbo…
L. Regni, R. Calisti, A. Cesarini +2
This paper analyzes the generation of carbon credits from olive cultivation and their trading on voluntary carbon markets. It examines methodologies for carbon sequestration and emission reductions in agricultural land, credit certification…
Nguyen Duc Huy Bui, Thanh Long Duong
This paper proposes an improved Rao-2 algorithm for full AC transmission expansion planning that incorporates carbon emission trading costs. The algorithm optimizes transmission line expansion using an AC power flow model, considering both …
Teijo Palander
This study develops a dynamic multi-objective linear programming-based decision support system (DMOLP-DSS) integrating carbon sink impacts, emission pricing, and techno-economic optimization for wood procurement. Real-world data shows that …
Chi‐Mao Wang, Julie Ingram, Philippa Simmonds +1
Through comparative research in Taiwan and the United Kingdom, this paper examines how soil carbon markets are actively constructed as climate mitigation instruments. It highlights the critical role of 'pragmatic economists' who translate s…
Rui Liu, Chaoyong Qin
This paper proposes a scale-aware dynamic fusion method that integrates textual and numerical information to improve carbon price forecasting in Chinese emissions trading markets. The method accounts for different data scales and demonstrat…
Shihao Liu, Yuping Huang, Guotian Cai +3
This paper proposes a two-stage low-carbon operation framework for prosumer-aggregated integrated energy systems, incorporating dynamic carbon and energy pricing to balance emission reduction and cost efficiency.
Ziyan Pang
This paper uses CiteSpace to visually analyze 536 CNKI papers from 2020-2026 on carbon emissions trading and corporate green investment. The field evolved from macro institutional construction to micro-level response and systematic integrat…
Daxin Dong, Diwei Zheng
This paper empirically analyzes how China's carbon emissions trading system (ETS) reduces industrial solid waste accumulation, demonstrating co-benefits of carbon pricing on waste management. Using Chinese data, it provides evidence for pol…
Li X.
This paper empirically analyzes the impact of China's SO2 emissions trading pilot on firms' cost of equity. It shows that emissions trading reduces firms' cost of equity, mediated by green innovation. Contributes to the linkage between sust…
Yong Xu, Donglei Tao, Yen-Jou Chen +3
PCBS is a framework enabling privacy-preserving carbon trading in AI-empowered IoT environments. By combining blockchain and secure multi-party computation, it achieves confidentiality of emission data while maintaining transaction transpar…
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