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 161–180 of 2130 papers
Tong Zhu, An Zeng, Kaiwei Zhu +1
This study builds a sector-specific system dynamics model to assess coupling China's ETS with the CCER voluntary scheme. The dual-market scenario matches single-market emission cuts (40.3%) and energy savings (39.7%) while widening unit aba…
Yuxin Li, YANG Yuxiang
Models two competing supply chains under carbon taxation and technology spillovers using a mean-variance Stackelberg game. Risk aversion induces a defensive high-pricing/low-abatement strategy, nearly eliminated under information sharing—su…
Yutong Guo, Yangjun Wang, Ren Zhang
A two-level Stackelberg game integrates sea-ice melt scenarios with voyage-level carbon accounting to model competition between the Arctic Northeast Passage and the Suez route under carbon taxes. Results show a non-monotonic emissions effec…
Wołowiec T, Pavlova O, Liashenko O +6
Operationalising nine canonical energy-economics principles as benchmarks, the authors build an Energy Economics Gap Index for 160 countries (2010–2024) using IMF, OECD, World Bank, CEPII-BACI and GTA data. Pigouvian carbon pricing is least…
Wang J.
A systematic review of how global electricity markets and carbon markets interact. It synthesizes synergies and policy design issues for achieving a net-zero power sector, focusing on how carbon price signals drive decarbonization investmen…
Chung Thi Thu Nguyen, Phuong Kim Hoang Vuong, Ho Truc Ngoc +1
As the EU ETS extends to shipping, this study assesses how Vietnam's renewable endowment and DPPA mechanism shift Cai Mep-Thi Vai's competitiveness against Singapore, using Resource-Based View, TOE framework, and causal loop diagrams. Cost …
Biying Tang
Treating Guangdong's carbon trading pilot as a quasi-natural experiment, this study uses multi-period DID and SLX models on city-aggregated listed-firm environmental investment (2010–2020). Environmental investment in Guangzhou and Shenzhen…
Linqi Lin
Using China's regional carbon ETS pilots as a quasi-natural experiment, this study applies a two-way fixed-effects DID model to A-share listed firms (2010–2020). Pilot implementation raised average debt financing costs by about 0.71%, robus…
Anna Manowska, Muhammad Waqar Hassan
This study tests whether text-derived news indicators add predictive information for Polish electricity prices during the energy transition. A GDELT-assisted European policy-news corpus is processed via TF-IDF (thematic term prominence) and…
Khaydarov, Nomozali
A replication package reproducing all tables and figures of a study on carbon pricing effects in recent adopters, using World Bank Carbon Pricing Dashboard, WDI and WGI data. It implements the Callaway-Sant'Anna group-time estimator, random…
Hasan Tutar, Dalia Streimikiene
Using a 2013–2023 panel of 27 EU member states, the study tests whether circular material use lowers manufacturing emission intensity and amplifies the decarbonization effects of environmental taxation and renewables. Above an estimated 11.…
Ian M. Trotter
A review of research examining whether EU ETS price signals have driven power-sector decarbonisation and how the scheme interacts with overlapping climate policies. It speaks to carbon-price effectiveness and policy-mix design.
Zou H.
This study analyzes how the electricity, carbon emission, and renewable energy certificate (REC) markets influence one another. It examines linkages between carbon prices, power prices, and certificate prices, exploring how carbon pricing a…
Qiu H.
An empirical study using a spatial Durbin model to assess whether carbon emissions trading schemes reduce emissions and whether they induce carbon leakage across neighboring regions. It tests the trade-off between local abatement and spatia…
Guan Y.
An empirical study testing bidirectional causality between carbon pricing and green technology innovation in China using a sub-sample time-varying approach. It suggests carbon pricing can spur innovation while innovation shapes pricing effe…
Dai Y.
An empirical study examining how China's carbon emissions trading policy affects the ESG performance of heavy-polluting firms. Green technological innovation and financing constraints are modeled as mediating channels. It traces how carbon …
Finley A.
A study examining whether carbon pricing instruments—carbon taxes and emissions trading—effectively reduce carbon emissions across major Asian economies. Without an abstract, specifics are unverified, but the work appears to assess policy e…
Li Y.
A comparative analysis of carbon tax versus emissions trading market strategies for advancing carbon neutrality in China's coal-fired power sector. It examines the design and effectiveness of the two carbon-pricing approaches for power-sect…
F. Sunder, Sibylle Braungardt, Tilman Hesse +1
First empirical evaluation of Germany's 2023 graduated carbon-cost-splitting law for rental buildings, introduced ahead of EU-ETS 2. Combining ~400 landlord/metering/property-manager surveys, stakeholder interviews, and metered consumption …
Yin Ma, Yue Wu
This study proposes an aggregator-led framework coordinating PV prosumers, storage units, and coupled electricity–carbon markets via a Stackelberg game solved with ADMM for privacy-preserving distributed optimization. Prosumers shift demand…
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