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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Kamel M.A.
This paper proposes a systems-integrated framework for green hydrogen deployment in Egypt, combining Hybrid Petri Net operations modeling, atlas-based renewable energy siting, and a unified techno-economic-environmental scoring model to sup…
Mota-Nieto J.
This paper outlines the potential benefits of CCUS (carbon capture, utilization, and storage) projects for the energy and industrial sectors in Mexico. It discusses specific deployment impacts and challenges, assessing their contribution to…
Xu J.
This paper provides a systematic bibliometric review of the research landscape on energy transition and green finance. It visualizes author, country, and keyword networks, highlighting research progress and future directions. The study emph…
Ali M.
This study examines the effect of green finance and institutional quality on economic growth using a novel MMQR (Method of Moments Quantile Regression) approach. The method allows for heterogeneous effects across the growth distribution. Fi…
Zhang C.
This study empirically investigates the impact of green finance on energy transition and carbon emission reduction targets, focusing on double threshold effects and spatial spillover mechanisms across regions.
Le T.L.
This paper examines the linkages between green bonds and inflation-indexed bonds to understand how economic outlook impacts green finance. It provides insights for investors and policymakers on the relationship between inflation expectation…
Bhasin T.S.
This paper explores the social dimensions of green finance, emphasizing the need for inclusive impact assessment and monitoring frameworks to ensure sustainable growth benefits all stakeholders.
Wahab B.A.
This paper analyzes asymmetric risk spillovers and multiscale interconnectedness in sustainable financial markets. Using time-varying frequency analysis, it reveals the dynamics of risk transmission that change over time and across differen…
Gleb L.
This paper analyzes how the investment attractiveness of green bonds is influenced by the issuer's sector and region. It suggests that differences in sector and region may affect investor preferences, providing insights for green bond marke…
Noushad K.K.
This paper empirically analyzes the relationship between green finance, economic growth, and environmental sustainability in India. It examines how green finance contributes to sustainability and whether it aligns with economic growth.
Ranjan S.
This paper explores governance challenges, market gaps, and policy pathways for aligning green finance with the SDGs. It provides a conceptual framework and policy recommendations without empirical analysis.
Frecautan I.
This paper systematically analyzes academic contributions on the performance of green bonds in emerging capital markets. It reviews existing literature and identifies gaps, suggesting future research directions for transition finance in dev…
Bednar J.
This paper proposes an operational model for achieving a net-negative carbon economy, likely examining business models and policy frameworks combining carbon removal and emission reductions. Specific findings are unclear due to missing abst…
Lee Y.J.
This paper proposes a Bayesian copula–stochastic programming approach for endogenizing carbon costs from the Korean Emissions Trading Scheme (K-ETS) into rail freight planning. By modeling carbon price uncertainty with copulas, it derives o…
Haites E.
This paper examines how linking emissions trading systems (ETS) can transform hard-to-abate industries such as steel and cement. Linked ETS can harmonize carbon prices and increase market liquidity, thereby incentivizing emission reduction …
Gu Y.J.
This paper empirically analyzes the mechanism through which carbon emission trading (ETS) policies affect corporate ESG performance. It examines pathways such as cost pressures, innovation incentives, and disclosure improvements that transl…
Gulbrandsen L.H.
This paper analyzes how Kazakhstan emulated the EU Emissions Trading System (ETS), revealing the complex mechanisms of policy diffusion. It focuses on institutional factors and learning processes in the international spread of carbon pricin…
Bettarelli L.
This study examines how economic and policy uncertainty influence the stringency of climate change policies. It likely uses econometric methods to analyze the relationship between uncertainty indices and policy outcomes, highlighting the im…
Bettarelli L.
This paper empirically examines 'greenflation'—inflationary pressures from decarbonization policies—using macro, regional, and sectoral data. Findings suggest heterogeneous impacts across regions and sectors, offering implications for polic…
Stepanov I.
This paper argues for a broader view of carbon pricing that includes general energy taxes, not just explicit carbon taxes or emissions trading. It analyzes how energy taxes contribute to emission reductions and calls for more comprehensive …
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