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 1961–1980 of 31060 papers
Ibrahim U.A.
An empirical study examining how digitalization, green finance, and institutional quality interact to overcome corruption's impediments to environmental sustainability. It suggests green finance effectiveness may depend on governance qualit…
Sun M.
This paper appears to examine how digital technologies (AI, blockchain, big data) are applied to green finance. With no abstract available, methods, data, and findings cannot be verified, so the assessment is provisional.
Li C.
This paper examines how green finance can support Chinese power enterprises in their transition to carbon neutrality. It highlights the large capital needs of decarbonizing the power sector and the role of green bonds and transition finance…
Sharif A.
An empirical study examining how green finance and energy use affect environmental sustainability in Malaysia. It tests whether green finance can offer a 'glimmer of hope' for environmental improvement amid economic and environmental turbul…
Nguyen D.T.
An empirical study examining how green finance drives green growth, focusing on the mediating roles of green energy and green production. It suggests that environmentally targeted capital flows can spur growth through energy transition and …
Qamruzzaman M.
An empirical study on how FinTech and green finance drive inclusive green growth, framed as conditional leapfrogging shaped by government effectiveness. It suggests digital finance mobilizes green capital more effectively where institutiona…
Huang Y.
This study empirically examines whether China's regional green finance reform pilots drive low-carbon transition, focusing on spatial spillover effects across regions. It tests whether green finance policy in one region accelerates decarbon…
Wang C.S.
This study examines whether green finance strengthens or burdens the dual security of food and ecology. Without an available abstract, the exact methods and findings remain unclear, but the work appears to assess green investment and financ…
Korre A.
This paper addresses techniques for quantifying potential CO2 leakage from geological storage sites. It likely focuses on monitoring, measurement, and verification (MMV) methods underpinning CCS environmental risk assessment. Though no abst…
Drews S.
A global survey of climate policy researchers mapping expert consensus and disagreement on instruments such as carbon pricing, emissions trading, regulation, and subsidies. It identifies which policy tools command broad scientific agreement…
Stevens K.A.
This paper compares how differently designed carbon taxes affect natural gas utilization. It likely examines how tax rates and coverage shape gas demand and power generation mix. Without an abstract, specific findings are unclear, but the w…
Masciandaro C.
This study examines how State Aid compensating for indirect emission costs under the EU ETS affects firm profits and carbon leakage. It assesses whether such compensation preserves competitiveness while preventing relocation of emissions. F…
Freyre A.
This paper examines whether carbon taxes and building energy programs act as rivals or allies in decarbonizing the building sector. It analyzes how carbon pricing and policy incentives may overlap or interact, questioning the optimal policy…
Holtemöller O.
A two-sector DSGE study examining how monetary policy rules interact with environmental fiscal policy (e.g. carbon taxation) in shaping macroeconomic outcomes. It offers a modeling framework for how green fiscal instruments and interest-rat…
Banu S.L.
A commentary arguing that decarbonizing aviation requires a global sectoral approach rather than purely national policies, pointing to frameworks like ICAO/CORSIA. Without an abstract, specifics are unclear, but it raises cross-border polic…
Zhang W.W.
A policy study examining the co-benefits of applying regionally-differentiated carbon pricing across China's provinces. It highlights how abatement costs and air-quality gains vary by region, arguing for differentiated rather than uniform c…
Su X.
This study uses panel quantile regression to examine how exchange rates and stock markets heterogeneously affect CO2 emission allowance prices in China. It suggests financial-market effects vary across the price distribution, offering empir…
Zhang F.
This paper examines how an industry-differentiated carbon tax in China affects household income distribution and poverty, using a CGE model coupled with microsimulation (CGE-MS). It quantifies the efficiency-equity trade-off of carbon prici…
Wang B.
This paper examines why emissions trading systems (ETSs) differ in their effectiveness at spurring green innovation, focusing on price stabilization mechanisms such as price floors, ceilings, and market stability reserves. It analyzes how c…
Falbo P.
This paper examines how emissions allowance markets and renewable deployment interact with capacity expansion decisions in energy-only electricity markets. Without an available abstract, the precise method is unclear, but the focus appears …
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