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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Falfushynska H.
An integrated assessment of green hydrogen readiness in water-constrained regions. It examines how water scarcity interacts with the water demand of electrolytic hydrogen production, aiming to identify regional readiness conditions and cons…
Liu Y.
This paper examines what makes a credible transition plan for the coal power sector, reviews current disclosure frameworks, and discusses implications for transition finance. It addresses how hard-to-abate high-emission sectors can disclose…
Feng Y.
An empirical study examining how industrial robot adoption affects green finance in emerging economies, integrating geopolitical risk shocks. It appears to test the link between automation/industrial upgrading and green capital access, and …
Zirek D.
This study examines whether third-party certification of green bonds delivers benefits to investors. It probes how certification affects credibility, pricing, and investor valuation of green bonds. The findings speak to the role of verifica…
Gronwald M.
This study analyzes green bond returns and the dynamic linkages between green and traditional financial markets using a Thick Pen approach. It visualizes co-movement and spillovers between green bonds and conventional assets, assessing the …
Chen L.
An empirical study of listed Chinese banks examining whether FinTech adoption promotes green finance such as green lending and green bonds. It likely tests both the cost-reduction channel that expands green credit and the short-term profit …
Zhang Y.
This study uses machine learning and scenario analysis to examine how the synergy between digital finance and green finance affects agricultural carbon emission intensity in China. It suggests that combining digital tools with green capital…
Shah S.S.
This study assesses how green bond issuance affects renewable energy innovation and sustainable growth. It examines the channel through which green financing stimulates renewable R&D and deployment, with implications for policy and market d…
Mnif E.
A study examining synergies between green finance, clean energy, and AI in global shipping markets. It appears to address the intersection of decarbonization financing and technology adoption in maritime transport, though no abstract is ava…
Meo M.S.
A study examining how green bonds hold up during periods of market turmoil, assessing their resilience relative to conventional bonds. It draws implications for investors and policymakers on stability and portfolio behavior. No abstract was…
Aini A.N.
An empirical study examining investor attention and stock market reactions to green bond issuance across ASEAN countries. It tests whether green bonds attract investor interest and how issuance affects issuer share prices, offering evidence…
Asif M.
An empirical study assessing how green finance mechanisms, digitalization, globalization, and renewable energy consumption affect environmental sustainability across G20 countries. No abstract is available, but it belongs to the macro-econo…
Muduli S.
A theoretical study on how banks can optimally design and allocate green finance strategies. Without an abstract, specifics are unclear, but it likely models optimal environmental lending and portfolio allocation. It contributes to the theo…
Misra N.
This paper examines how blockchain technology integration can support green bond issuance from a sustainability perspective. It appears to address the role of distributed ledgers in issuance, management, and transparency, though no abstract…
Pata U.K.
This study empirically examines how green bond issuance relates to sectoral CO2 emissions across the top five emitting countries. It tests whether green bonds contribute to carbon neutrality using sector-level data. It offers foundational e…
Rao A.
This study revisits interdependence among green bonds, cryptocurrency, commodities and other financial markets during COVID-19. It examines how green bonds co-move with and diversify against other asset classes. Without an abstract, details…
Peng H.
This paper explores how green finance influences corporate investment efficiency, examining whether green bonds, sustainability-linked loans, and related instruments improve firms' capital allocation and investment decisions. Without an ava…
Han J.
This study empirically examines how climate policy uncertainty (CPU) affects green total factor energy efficiency, and whether green finance moderates this relationship. It suggests policy risk may deter energy-efficiency investment while d…
Meo M.S.
This paper examines how China's green finance strategy mobilizes capital for environmentally resilient wastewater treatment infrastructure. Without an abstract, details are limited, but the focus appears to be green bonds and policy finance…
Liu J.
A scoping review mapping how research integrates green finance with digital technologies such as AI, blockchain, and big data. It organizes methodological trends and identifies gaps, offering a landscape view of how digital tools support ES…
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