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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Wang Q.
This paper reviews China's national carbon emissions trading market, assessing its current operation and the impact of carbon pricing on emitters. It identifies design challenges and offers policy suggestions for improvement. It provides an…
Shaohuai Feng, Mohd Wira Mohd Shafiei, Yuwen Shao +1
Proposes the SCOPE framework to make variable screening for carbon price forecasting reproducible. It systematically narrows model inputs to ensure transparency and replicability. Reliable carbon price forecasts matter for corporate carbon …
Jinyang Lv, Jing Li
The authors propose CPO-TDTimexer, a carbon price forecasting framework combining MIC/SHAP variable selection, a spectral TESA module, differential cross-attention, and crested porcupine optimizer tuning. Tested on Guangdong, Hubei, and Sha…
Jaebum Park, Yutao Xie, Amitava Ghosh +2
The paper jointly optimizes base-station and battery operation under a carbon-adjusted electricity price and traffic constraints, solving the mixed-integer nonconvex problem via a two-stage decomposition. Using California price and carbon-i…
Varkey A.M.
An empirical panel-data study evaluating whether carbon taxes across EU member states actually reduce environmental impact such as emissions. It contributes cross-country, time-series evidence on the effectiveness of carbon pricing. Specifi…
Tang H.l.
An empirical study examining how China's SO2 emissions trading system affects corporate innovation and productivity. It tests whether emissions trading spurs technological change and firm performance, offering evidence on the real effects o…
Böhringer C.
A quantitative assessment of the efficiency costs of separating carbon markets under the EU ETS, focused on Germany. It estimates the welfare/efficiency losses from market fragmentation and informs carbon-market design and integration.
Liu Y.
A case study examining how China's carbon emissions trading scheme supports sustainable growth and emissions reduction in urban agglomerations. Without an abstract, specifics are unverified, but the work appears to assess regional carbon-ma…
Zhang L.
A theoretical review analyzing carbon emissions trading applied to public buildings. It likely examines design issues and incentive structures for extending ETS to the building sector. Empirical findings are unverified as no abstract was av…
Raksakulkarn V.
A policy study proposing a sustainable design framework for Thailand's planned emissions trading system. It addresses how an emerging Asian economy can structure carbon pricing infrastructure. Detailed findings are unavailable as no abstrac…
Zhang L.
This study models the economic profits that public building carbon emissions trading generates for stakeholders such as owners, tenants, and government. It examines how carbon pricing mechanisms shape energy-efficiency investment and revenu…
Yang X.
An empirical study examining whether China's national carbon emissions trading market promotes corporate environmental protection investment. It analyzes how the ETS affects firms' environmental investment behavior, evaluating the policy ef…
Johannes Emmerling, Ben Groom, Rick van der Ploeg
This work appears to propose an equity-adjusted approach to the social cost of carbon (SCC). SCC underpins carbon pricing and climate policy, and how distributional equity is embedded is a key design question. Details unavailable as no abst…
Diego R. Känzig
Using institutional features of the EU carbon market and high-frequency data, the author identifies carbon policy shocks and traces their dynamic effects. Restrictive carbon policy raises energy prices, cuts emissions, and spurs green innov…
Barkha Rathi, Manish Tirole, Ayush Patel +2
Against India's shift from PAT to the CCTS, this study examines decarbonization levers for energy-intensive sectors like steel, cement, and foundries facing mandatory GHG intensity standards. It integrates lifecycle CO2 assessment with foun…
Gabriel Y.K. Moinet
Using optimistic assumptions on market access and sequestration rates, the author shows that potential farm revenues from soil carbon credits are distributed highly unequally within and across countries, mirroring the concentration of farml…
Jeffrey Dankwa Ampah
This study models multiple trade scenarios to assess how international trade in carbon dioxide removal (CDR) affects emission compliance costs and the geographic distribution of mitigation burden. It finds that CDR trade lowers compliance c…
Guangdou Zhang, Ershun Du, Yuyang Wan +2
This study proposes a low-carbon collaborative scheduling method for industrial microgrids dominated by electrolytic aluminum loads, integrating electricity and carbon trading. By embedding carbon price signals into operational planning, it…
Walid Mensi, Salem Adel Ziadat, Bashar Yaser Almansour +2
A study examining dynamic connectedness and quantile dependence between carbon and fossil energy markets. It quantifies how carbon prices and fossil fuel prices spill over to each other, with implications for risk management and portfolio d…
Toon Vandyck, Umed Temursho, Florian Landis +2
This study quantitatively evaluates equity implications of EU climate policy packages combining carbon pricing, standards, subsidies and transfers using an integrated modelling framework. Standards limit within-income-group impact variabili…
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