GX Research Hub · English
GX & Decarbonization Research
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.
Peer-reviewedJournalJournal of risk and financial management2026#Climate FinanceDOI
Adaptation Versus Mitigation Climate Finance and Ecological Footprint in Sub-Saharan Africa: Evidence from Method of Moments Quantile Regression
Olusegun Kayode Agbesuyi, Samuel Ojogbo, Babatunde Olufemi Oke
Using a 48-country Sub-Saharan Africa panel (2010–2022), this study applies Method of Moments Quantile Regression to test whether adaptation and mitigation finance affect ecological footprint differently. Mitigation finance reduces footprin…
Peer-reviewedJournalCarbon Management2026#Climate FinanceDOI
When does decarbonization pay? Mapping elasticity and climate information capabilities in the corporate transition
Samer Abaddi
A conceptual study on when corporate decarbonization pays off, framed around elasticity and 'climate information capabilities.' Without an abstract, details are unclear, but it likely offers a framework linking decarbonization economics to …
Peer-reviewedConferenceLecture Notes in Civil Engineering2026#Climate FinanceDOI
Enhancing Circular Economy Through Sustainable Finance Practices in the Western Balkans
Pojani E.
A study examining how sustainable finance practices can advance the circular economy in the Western Balkans. Without an abstract, it appears to connect regional financial instruments with circular business models and policy.
Peer-reviewed🇺🇸 USAJournalBusiness Ethics, the Environment & Responsibility2026#Climate FinanceDOI
The Elephant in the Room: Dealing With Carbon Emissions, Stock Liquidity and
CEO
Overconfidence
I. Bargaoui, Imen Khanchel, Naima Lassoued
Using 387 S&P 500 firms (2010–2021), this study shows carbon emissions reduce stock liquidity via information asymmetry, stakeholder divestment, and legitimacy threats, with Scope 1 emissions carrying the strongest penalty. Overconfident CE…
Peer-reviewedJournalAsian Journal of Empirical Research2026#Climate FinanceDOI
Central Asian debt-climate nexus: Moderating effects of renewable energy and institutional quality, mediating roles of neighbourhood and trade partnerships with a carbon-intensive country
Almagul Mukhamediyeva
Using 1994–2024 panel data for five Central Asian economies, the study finds external public debt financing is linked to adverse climate outcomes. Renewable energy consumption and institutional quality moderate this nexus, while neighbourho…
PreprintZenodo2026#Climate FinanceDOI
Syndicated and Blended Financing for Green Infrastructure in Kazakhstan: Risk Allocation and Bankability
Chen Jun
This paper examines how syndicated lending and blended finance improve bankability of large green infrastructure in Kazakhstan through lender specialisation, maturity extension and structured risk allocation. Using four cases (wind, grid, r…
Peer-reviewedJournalEnergy Strategy Reviews2026#Climate FinanceDOI
Financial development and the energy transition in China: Does green capital accelerate decarbonization?
Zhiping Zhang, Zhongkui Wei, Xin Weng
An empirical study examining whether financial development and green capital expansion accelerate China's energy transition and decarbonization. It analyzes the channels and conditions through which green finance drives low-carbon investmen…
Peer-reviewedJournalAdvanced International Journal of Business Entrepreneurship and SMEs2026#Climate FinanceDOI
BRIDGING THE SUSTAINABILITY GAP, THE ROLE OF GREEN FINANCE IN MALAYSIAN SMES
Naimah Ahmad Yahya, Wan Razazila Wan Abdullah, Enny Nurdin Sutan Maruhun +2
This conceptual paper proposes an integrated framework combining Institutional Theory and the Natural-Resource-Based View to explain how green finance supports SMEs' sustainability transition. It argues that external institutional pressures…
Peer-reviewedJournalComputational Finance & Economics2026#Climate FinanceDOI
Renewable energy investment and corporate dividend policy: An empirical investigation
Muhammad Aminu Isa, Abdullahi Hassan Gorondutse, A. Mohammed +3
Surveying 400 shareholders of Nigerian manufacturing firms, this pioneer study tests whether dividend policy can fund Energy Transition Plans via 'green dividends'. Using SmartPLS and bootstrapping, it finds a positive, significant link bet…
CNConferenceProceedings of the 2nd International Conference on Artificial Intelligence and Digital Finance2026#Climate FinanceDOI
The Impact of Green Credit on Corporate Performance: Evidence from Chinese A-share Listed Companies
Xiao-Chun Zhou
Using China's 2012 green credit policy as a natural experiment, this study applies difference-in-differences to test effects on firm performance. Firms in green-credit-restricted industries saw performance improve significantly by 1.74%, dr…
Peer-reviewedJournalQualitative Research in Financial Markets2026#Climate FinanceDOI
Exploring sustainable finance and ESG integration in commercial bank
Ghanashyam Tiwari, Mohan Bhandari, N. Sharma +1
A qualitative phenomenological study interviewing eight senior executives at Nepalese commercial banks on how they conceptualize and implement sustainable finance and ESG integration. Leadership commitment drives progress, while regulatory …
Peer-reviewed🇨🇳 ChinaJournalSustainability2026#Climate FinanceDOI
Decomposing Climate Policy Uncertainty and Systemic Banking Risk in the United States: Implications for Sustainable Finance
Sisi Xiong, Weiguo Xiao, Huan Yan
This study decomposes U.S. climate policy uncertainty into legislative, regulatory, international-commitment and market-based channels, tracing spillovers to G-SIB, regional and broker-dealer bank risk (equity, CDS, ΔCoVaR) over 2005–2024. …
Peer-reviewed🇪🇺 EuropeJournalBusiness Strategy and the Environment2026#Climate FinanceDOI
Carbon Risk and Syndicated Loans: A Network Analysis Approach
Ferdinando Marrazza, Luisa Krimizis Gonzalez, Giampaolo Gabbi +3
Using 6,924 DealScan syndicated loans from 2018, the authors build a directed weighted lender-borrower network and correlate three financed-emissions metrics with centrality measures. More central financial intermediaries show significantly…
Peer-reviewed🌍 GlobalJournalBusiness Strategy and the Environment2026#Climate FinanceDOI
The Rise of Carbon Finance: A Bibliometric Perspective
Yaacob Ibrahim, Khaled Hussainey, Emmanuel Allieu +3
A bibliometric analysis of 1,610 Scopus-indexed carbon finance publications (1993–2026) mapping growth, intellectual structure, collaboration, and thematic evolution. Output surged after the Paris Agreement; China leads volume while the US,…
Peer-reviewed🌍 GlobalJournalEuropean Financial Management2026#Climate FinanceDOI
A Cross‐Country Study of Carbon Risk and Financial Constraints: The Role of Carbon Disclosure Quality
Sudipta Bose, Farhana Islam, Kristina Minnick +2
Using 16,274 firm-year observations from 50 countries (2007–2023), this study shows that higher firm-level carbon risk is associated with greater financial constraints. High-quality carbon disclosure weakens this link by reducing informatio…
Peer-reviewedJournalOcean & Coastal Management2026#Climate FinanceDOI
The costs and motivations of blue carbon ecosystem restoration in Australia
Rocío A. Araya-López, Micheli Duarte de Paula Costa, Peter Ian Macreadie +3
A study examining the costs and underlying motivations of blue carbon ecosystem restoration (mangroves, seagrass, etc.) in Australia. Though no abstract is available, it likely analyzes the economics of restoration from both carbon sequestr…
Peer-reviewed🌍 GlobalJournalTrees Forests and People2026#Climate FinanceDOI
Unlocking Green Finance through Public-Private Partnerships in Agroforestry: Scaling Nature-based Solutions for a Circular Bioeconomy
P.S. Haripriya, Jayshree Shukla, S. Saraniya +4
This review examines how public-private partnerships can scale agroforestry as a nature-based solution within a circular bioeconomy. It surveys community-anchored, supply-chain-embedded, and blended-finance PPP models that mobilize green fi…
Peer-reviewed🇨🇳 ChinaJournalElectronic Commerce Research2026#Climate FinanceDOI
Blockchain-enabled financing and sales format dynamic decision-makings in a low-carbon supply chain
Haijie Fang, Liying Yu, Ziyuan Zhang
A study modeling dynamic decisions on blockchain-enabled financing and sales formats within a low-carbon supply chain. It likely examines how blockchain transparency and financing constraints shape channel and sales-format choices. Details …
Peer-reviewedJournalJournal of Global Social Transformation2026#Climate FinanceDOI
Green Finance and Low-Carbon Development: Examining the Mediating Role of Renewable Energy Consumption
Hammad Ali, Ghulam Murtaza Uqaili, Faisal Ramzan
This study proposes a panel design across six Asian countries (2018–2022) to test whether renewable energy consumption mediates the link between green finance and low-carbon development, proxied inversely by CO₂ emissions per capita. All re…
Peer-reviewedJournalSustainability Switzerland2025#Climate FinanceDOI
Aligning Finance with Forests in the Carbon Economy: Measuring the Impact of Green Finance on High-Quality Forestry Development in China, 2010~2023
Liu X.
An empirical study measuring how green finance affects high-quality forestry development in China from 2010 to 2023, framing forests within the carbon economy. It examines the link between financial mobilization and forest-sector outcomes. …
