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.
Showing 121–140 of 1944 papers
Akihisa Mori
This chapter reviews financial measures—divestment, green finance, ESG investment—responding to transition risk and stranded fossil fuel assets after the Glasgow Climate Pact. Focusing on China's green and restrictive credit access to pollu…
Luis-Felipe Arizmendi
Testing whether carbon prices (EU ETS via KRBN) hedge carbon-intensive assets, this study uses daily returns from Jan 2021 to Mar 2026 with GARCH(1,1) and quantile regressions. The brown portfolio shows a positive, significant carbon loadin…
Keith Jin Deng Chan, Yi-Zhou Huang, Wilson Tsz Shing Wan
Using a theoretical model grounded in information asymmetry and a novel panel of 144 green bond issuers (2005–2023) in Asia, this study confirms a significant positive carbon risk premium that is attenuated for firms with higher environment…
P. D. Suhartanti
A qualitative case study of 30 Village-Owned Enterprises (BUMDes) managing water tourism in Klaten, Central Java, examining how community-based financing models support water resources as an alternative energy source. Using SWOT analysis, i…
G. Zandi, Nasir Abbas, M. Shahid +1
A bibliometric analysis of 457 Scopus-indexed documents (2010–2025) mapping the intersection of green finance, renewable energy and the SDGs. Using Bibliometrix and VOSviewer, it identifies three research communities and two motor themes: g…
Halah Hashim Kadhim
This paper frames green finance as a strategic tool to close the estimated >$1 trillion annual climate funding gap in developing countries, where actual flows remain below $100 billion. It maps international sources—IMF, World Bank, regiona…
Mahdi Nurianto Ahmad, M. H. Prakoso, M. A. Rachman
Examines Indonesia's renewable energy transition, focusing on how sustainable finance can bridge the gap between abundant renewable potential and actual investment. Likely discusses investment barriers and financing mechanisms needed to sca…
Muhammad Luqman, Shah Fahad, Wei Qian
Using Quantile Method of Moments Regression on G7 data (2003–2023), this study finds that environmental policy stringency, green finance, governance quality, and economic growth drive renewable energy consumption, with the strongest effects…
Tianwei Chen, Zhiqiang Ma, Mingxing Li +2
Using a two-step system GMM on a balanced panel of 129 countries (2000–2022), this study examines how financialization and trade globalization affect carbon emissions within an EKC framework. Trade and financial development are linked to hi…
Anatolii Kucher
Using Eurostat data, the paper shows EU climate policy shifting from declaration to practical capital-reallocation mechanisms. Despite falling aggregate GHG emissions, sectoral and geographic asymmetries persist, with funding gaps in energy…
Shangfeng Song, Shuo Hu, Ailun Wang
This study examines how China's green credit policy shapes the energy transition and employment stability across career stages, combining empirical evidence with a heterogeneous-agent model. It links green finance policy to labor-market out…
Shaozhe Li, Hanxiao Li, Kunming Li
Using China's Green Finance Reform and Innovation Pilot Zones as a quasi-natural experiment, this study combines triple-difference and Double Machine Learning to identify productivity effects. The policy raises total factor productivity for…
Patrick Kaczmarczyk, Tom Krebs
Assesses the economic costs of 'green state derisking' — public guarantees plus private equity financing of infrastructure — arguing it amounts to de facto privatisation of infrastructure capital. Using Germany's grid expansion (additional …
Mikémina Pilo, Bawoupati Bitassa, Komlan Ametowoyo Adeve
This study evaluates whether climate finance reduces water, energy, and food (WEF) vulnerabilities driven by climate change across African countries. It empirically examines how adaptation finance allocation links to nexus-level vulnerabili…
Cem Korkut
The paper builds the Turkic States Sustainable Finance Index (TS-SFI), a composite framework benchmarking sustainable finance readiness across the five OTS members. It uses five dimensions—green finance capacity, institutional/regulatory fr…
Kaushik P.
An empirical study examining how green finance supports responsible consumption and production (SDG12) through institutional and macroeconomic dynamics. Without an abstract, methods and findings remain unverified, but the work likely links …
Uzair Aslam Bhatti, Yonis Gulzar, Yazeed Yasin Ghadi +4
This review examines how development banks and multilateral financial institutions finance the low-carbon transition, covering their institutional functions, financial instruments, operational mechanisms and delivery barriers. It argues the…
Kimise-ebi Bunu
Using 1994–2025 Nigerian data, the study regresses stock market capitalization on climate finance, renewable energy share, agribusiness investment, and FDI. Agribusiness and renewable energy investment show significant positive effects, whi…
Fiesty Utami, Aceng Abdul Hadi
This PRISMA-ScR scoping review synthesizes 47 studies to map the intersection of risk-based maintenance (RBM) and climate finance in steel decarbonization. It identifies a critical gap: no integrated framework simultaneously addresses equip…
Huanhuan Zheng
Using a triple difference-in-differences design across 94 economies, the paper separates the effects of climate policy announcement, implementation, and demonstrated performance on sustainable investment flows. Announcements raise flows by …
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