This page provides an English interface to the gxceed GX paper corpus. The corpus aggregates papers from 13 open 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 121–140 of 389 papers
Farrukh A Chishtie, Seeme Mallick
This paper evaluates the 2025 retreat from carbon pricing in Canada and the US through ethical security economics, concluding it is a comprehensive ethical failure across sustainability, justice, peace, compassion, and authenticity. It cont…
Xinyue Pu, Xi Lin, Jingyang Du +1
This paper investigates how maritime carbon pricing (likely the EU ETS extension to shipping) leads to emission reallocation across routes and operators. Using data from EU-related shipping, it provides empirical evidence on the effectivene…
Halil İbrahim Keskin, Suna Şahin, Emin Ahmet Kaplan +1
This paper provides causal and distributional evidence on how carbon taxes, emissions trading, and their mix affect carbon intensity in OECD countries. It finds that a well-designed policy mix can effectively reduce carbon intensity while c…
Natcha Saramas, Supasuta Tuncharo, Aroonrak Tunpanit
Using panel data from 16 carbon-pricing economies (2020-2024), this study estimates the short-run effect of carbon taxes on GDP per capita growth. Country fixed-effects regressions show a small but significant negative effect: a $10 increas…
Zahare D.
This study analyzes the impact of the EU Emission Trading System (ETS) on energy-intensive enterprises in Latvia, empirically examining carbon cost pass-through and competitiveness effects. It provides insights into how carbon pricing influ…
Zhang H.
This study analyzes the impact of China's pilot emissions trading system (ETS) on technological progress across industrial subsectors. Empirical results show that the ETS promoted technological innovation, especially in emission-intensive s…
Tim C Jennerjahn, Felix Fallasch, Anne Siemons +8
This paper examines opportunities and risks of blue carbon projects (coastal ecosystem carbon sequestration) in the voluntary carbon market. It analyzes challenges such as carbon credit quality, additionality, and permanence, and proposes w…
X LIU
Using a difference-in-differences approach with China's 2021 national carbon market launch as a quasi-natural experiment, the study finds that treated power-sector firms significantly increase green patent applications. Mechanism tests show…
Huanrui Ma, Sheng Wang
As the EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) fully takes effect in 2026, China faces rising export costs and industrial competitiveness challenges. This study uses a CGE model and structural decomposition analysis to simulate a por…
Zhaolin Chen, Jie Yu
This paper proposes a low-carbon scheduling model for virtual power plants (VPPs) that integrates electricity-carbon coupling and demand response. A coupling coefficient embeds carbon cost into time-of-use pricing, and a ladder carbon tradi…
D. Revoltella, Fotios Kalantzis
Survey evidence shows manufacturers respond positively to the EU carbon price but seek reassurance on policy direction and stringency. The EU ETS is effective, but most industrial decarbonization remains to be achieved.
Zhonghua Cheng, Yanhao Yang, Xueqin Yan
This paper empirically analyzes the impact of China's carbon emissions trading scheme on corporate green total factor productivity (GTFP), examining whether the policy introduction contributes to GTFP improvement.
Bakary Jammeh
This dataset provides weekly EU ETS market data for 2021–2026, including EUA spot and futures prices, market positioning, and financialisation indicators. It supports analysis of carbon price formation, financial intermediation, and interte…
Morris J.
This paper analyzes the impacts of China's emissions trading schemes (ETS) on the deployment of power generation with carbon capture and storage (CCS). It examines how ETS design affects the economics and diffusion of CCS, offering policy i…
Songsrirote, Nitiphong
This study empirically examines the effectiveness of carbon taxes and emissions trading systems using global panel data, focusing on institutional capacity and policy intensity. Results suggest that strong institutions and consistent policy…
Xuemei Zhang, Qiang Hu, Xiao Jiang +1
This study develops a duopolistic game model under cap-and-trade policy, analyzing competing manufacturers' choice between external carbon market trading and internal trading agreements. It finds conditions for Pareto improvement in profits…
Elias Hasler
This paper examines the global economic and climate spillovers from the EU ETS using high-frequency carbon policy surprises. Higher EU carbon prices reduce emissions both within and outside the Euro Area, with no aggregate carbon leakage. T…
Liu H.
This paper empirically examines the impact of carbon emissions trading schemes on green technology innovation using city-level data from China. The findings suggest that the scheme promotes patent-based innovation indicators.
Zhang L.
This paper empirically examines the impact of carbon emissions trading (ETS) on employment at both firm and city levels, providing quantitative evidence on the labor market effects of carbon pricing and insights for policy design.
Shao S.
This paper empirically examines the effect of China's carbon emissions trading scheme (ETS) pilot policy on air pollution reduction. Using a difference-in-differences approach, it finds significant decreases in air pollutants in pilot regio…
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