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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乔雁翔
Using global active equity mutual fund holdings, this paper shows funds allocate less capital to countries with higher electricity intensity. The effect weakens where renewable penetration and environmental policies are stronger, indicating…
Wikus Kruger, Alin Halimatussadiah, Fabian Wagner +3
This paper compares South Africa's and Indonesia's Just Energy Transition Investment Plans (JET-IPs) using a three-level framework (country, programme, project), focusing on their ability to mobilize private renewable-energy investment. It …
Essang,, E. A.
This doctrinal legal study examines the transition from fossil-fuel dependence to climate-driven divestment and green investment across Nigeria, Senegal and the Netherlands. It finds benefits in regulatory clarity and corporate climate acco…
Cotton D.
A piece addressing transition finance and its markets, focusing on the funding mechanisms and market structures that support decarbonization transitions. Without an abstract, the specific contribution is unclear, but the topic sits at the c…
Tuhkanen H.
This paper examines whether companies' climate targets (e.g., SBTi commitments) are genuinely linked to their green bond issuance and debt financing. It questions whether green bonds serve as credible signals of corporate decarbonization co…
Vulturius G.
This work examines whether sustainability-linked bonds (SLBs) can drive issuers' transition to net-zero emissions. It frames SLBs within transition finance and outlines future research directions. Without an abstract, specific empirical fin…
Morse A.
A study on the economics of net-zero banking, likely examining how banks decarbonize lending portfolios, the incentives and costs of transition finance, and how regulation shapes bank behavior. Without an abstract, specifics are unconfirmed…
Konstantinos Loizos
A post-Keynesian institutionalist account of how development banks can finance the sustainability transition. It argues market-led transition finance is insufficient and that public development finance must supply long-term, low-cost capita…
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…
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…
van Gerner, Angelique, Stichting Regenerate-as-a-Project
This paper examines why institutional risk management fails to capture risks created, shifted or left unmanaged across interconnected systems, using regenerative agriculture and transition finance as its context. It distinguishes risk appet…
Yelda Tekgül, İsmail Güneş
This chapter examines how China's Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) is shifting from traditional infrastructure toward a low-carbon renewable energy model. It assesses the Green BRI framework's public finance instruments, green financing tools…
Kwamie Dunbar, Mohammed Alrashdani
This paper empirically examines whether energy transition investments improve corporate ESG performance. It analyzes how financing for low-carbon transition is reflected in ESG ratings, offering insights for investors and corporate decision…
A. Krutova
This paper examines the role of the taxonomy of sustainable economic activities as an institutional framework for green finance development in Ukraine. It argues that the taxonomy reduces information asymmetry, enhances investor confidence,…
Ratih Triutami Wijayanti, - Christoforus Dimas Junestisio, Maria Ariesta Utha
This study analyzes 2024 annual reports of three major Indonesian banks to assess sustainability-linked loan (SLL) disclosure quality. Disclosures are largely aggregated and narrative, lacking quantitative KPIs and external verification, re…
Jesse Burton, Andrew Marquard, Tara Caetano +16
This report assesses the investment needed to achieve the lower end of South Africa's 2035 NDC mitigation target, estimating cumulative requirements of R3.47 trillion (2022 ZAR) over 2026-2035, or about R350 billion per year. It highlights …
Jesse Burton, Andrew Marquard, Tara Caetano +16
This report assesses the investment needed to achieve the lower end of South Africa's 2035 NDC mitigation target, estimating cumulative investment requirements of R3.47 trillion (2022 ZAR) over 2026-2035, or about R350 billion per year. Com…
Boutron-Löchen, Philippe
This paper proposes a novel sanction mechanism—Decarbonized Dividend Shares (DDS)—that retains shareholder distributions inside the firm when decarbonization targets are missed, contrasting with carbon charges that extract cash. Conversion …
K. Oyediji
This paper proposes a conceptual framework for capital allocation and portfolio optimization in infrastructure and energy finance, integrating financial theory, risk management, and sustainability principles. It addresses climate transition…
Sen Batu Yang, Maxime Sauzet
This paper develops a general equilibrium asset-pricing model with heterogeneous investors and workers to analyze fiscal policy for a just transition. It finds dividend taxation is most effective for reallocating capital to green firms whil…
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