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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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…
Fanning K.
This study examines how corporate ESG disclosures and regulatory mandates shape investor behavior through perceptions of greenwashing. It focuses on how disclosure quality and regulatory enforcement affect investor trust. The work offers pr…
Thi Quynh Anh D.
This study examines whether high ESG ratings or disclosure can enable insider pump-and-dump schemes, testing if ESG reputation serves as cover for market abuse. It raises questions about the reliability of ESG signals for investors and the …
Yu Z.
This study builds a LightGBM model that predicts corporate carbon emission risk from listed firms' ESG disclosure data. SHAP values are used to interpret which disclosure features drive predictions, adding transparency to the ML pipeline. I…
Uyar N.
This work combines remote sensing and machine learning to assess climate change impacts on cropland and associated greenhouse gas emissions. The title suggests an integrated approach to land monitoring and emission estimation. No abstract w…
Ata C.
This study evaluates the thermodynamic performance and greenhouse gas emissions of an integrated trigeneration system combining a solid oxide fuel cell (SOFC) with a GAX absorption refrigeration subsystem. It quantifies efficiency gains and…
Fang C.
This study shows that applying micro-positive pressure during industrial-scale dairy manure composting regulates the archaeal community and significantly reduces greenhouse gas emissions. It offers a field-level microbial-control lever for …
Mertz G.A.
A study on cost optimization of net-zero energy houses (ZEH). Without an abstract, specifics are limited, but it appears to examine the trade-off between energy-efficient building design/systems and cost. Relevant to cost-effectiveness deba…
Kalluri B.
This work examines how Indian campuses can pursue net-zero energy by blending education with governance. It frames campus decarbonization within a just-transition lens, linking institutional management with capacity building. Quantitative f…
Yu-Ming Zhang, Guang-Fan Sun, Yan-Bing Zhang
Using 20,446 Chinese A-share firm-year observations (2013–2023), this study links dictionary-based climate disclosure indices to green investment. A one-SD rise in the CR96 index corresponds to a 0.0894pp difference in green capex relative …
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…
Hong Kien Vo
This review proposes the Configurational Carbon-Regime Conversion Framework (CRCF), a middle-range process framework explaining how firms convert carbon-regime exposure into implementable decarbonization. It specifies four core operations—f…
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…
Shivangi Agrawal, Neha Sarin
This study integrates AI into green finance investment strategies, covering renewable energy investment, ESG assessment, portfolio optimization, and risk management. Using SVM, Random Forest, regression, sentiment analysis, and Monte Carlo …
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…
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