GX & Decarbonization Research

Maria Cristina Pietronudo, Mario Sorrentino, Francesco Calza

This paper examines how carbon credits support sustainable entrepreneurship through a qualitative case study of WONDERBAG, a South African startup. It identifies three mechanisms: performance-based revenue, liquidity and risk stabilization,…

Scoble H.

This paper examines how carbon tax, industry, and cities contribute to green innovation in Australia, from policy design to practical prototypes. It offers insights for policymakers on leveraging these elements for decarbonization.

Xiang H.R.

This paper examines the impact of the EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) on Chinese textile and garment exports, analyzing carbon cost pass-through and competitiveness implications.

Xie Y.

This paper empirically analyzes the enforcement of China's national emissions trading scheme (ETS) during its first compliance period. It evaluates corporate compliance behavior and the effectiveness of penalties, offering insights for poli…

Wu C.

This paper analyzes the impact of different carbon pricing policies on multimodal transport routes for oversized and heavyweight cargo, proposing optimization methods to balance cost and emissions. It reveals trade-offs in route selection u…

Tamura H.

This paper evaluates the effectiveness of carbon tax and emissions trading schemes (ETS) in resolving the social dilemma of global environmental degradation. Using economic analysis, it compares the two policy instruments in terms of cost-e…

Matsuda E.

This paper examines integrating the social cost of greenhouse gases (SC-GHG) into U.S. federal procurement. It provides a framework for embedding climate externality costs in procurement decisions to reduce emissions through government spen…

Romano E.

This paper analyzes spatial spillovers of carbon emissions and electricity prices among EU countries, quantifying the cross-border effects of policies aimed at achieving a net-zero electricity supply.

Jennifer Campion

This paper analyzes New Zealand's 'light-touch' regulatory approach to voluntary carbon and nature markets. It suggests that while this approach may unlock finance, it risks undermining market credibility.

S Maluccio, T Grassi, R Romano

This paper analyzes the Italian voluntary forestry carbon credit market from 2011 to 2024, finding it active with growing volumes, albeit unregulated. It discusses how a national registry and guidelines could enhance market credibility and …

Medilė Jokubė, Matti Hyyrynen, Sampo Pihlainen +1

This study analyzes how Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) co-benefit claims affect biochar carbon credit prices in the voluntary carbon market. Using hedonic pricing on 171 transactions up to 2024, it finds that a 1% increase in co-benefit…

Corrine Willis, Sanghita Mondal, B. Gopalakrishnan

This study uses a CGE model to simulate a federal carbon tax at the RGGI price for the US. Results show a 0.09% GDP decrease and a 0.17% decline in unskilled employment, with fossil fuel sectors contracting sharply while most other sectors …

Zhou Shiwan, Lu Wenting, Tian Congxiang +1

This paper proposes a bi-layer optimization framework integrating power-to-ammonia and thermal storage for low-carbon buildings under tiered carbon pricing. It aims to balance energy cost reduction and carbon emission reduction, analyzing h…

Izlawanie Muhammad, Astri Warih Anjarwi

This paper qualitatively analyzes the necessity of carbon pricing in Indonesia and Malaysia, identifying six key justifications. It integrates Islamic values to enhance public trust and communication strategies for carbon pricing adoption.

Lu‐Tao Zhao, Shi-Tong Wang, Zhi Qu +2

This study uses evolutionary game theory to model the impact of green certificate and carbon emission trading policies on clean energy investment decisions. It provides insights for optimal policy design to promote renewable energy deployme…

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This paper empirically examines the impact of a carbon tax on manufacturing firms, using the UK's Climate Change Agreements (CCA) and Emissions Trading System. Findings suggest that carbon pricing effectively reduces emissions without signi…

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This paper examines the optimal design of carbon tax rebates to address distributional impacts. It provides insights for policymakers on balancing environmental effectiveness with equity.

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This literature review systematically organizes existing research at the intersection of carbon pricing and green finance, extracting key themes, methodologies, and policy implications. It focuses on mechanisms such as emissions trading, ca…

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This paper compares carbon pricing and green finance in terms of effectiveness for emission reductions. The author, a prominent finance scholar, likely provides a theoretical framework analyzing the trade-offs.

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This paper explores the interactions between carbon markets and climate finance, focusing on their synergies and trade-offs. Carbon markets provide incentives for emissions reductions while climate finance channels investments into low-carb…