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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Cappa F.
An empirical study asking when green bond issuance actually benefits expected firm performance, rather than assuming a uniform effect. It suggests the payoff depends on firm and market conditions. Relevant to corporate green financing strat…
Yu Y.
An empirical study examining whether China's green finance reform pilot zones promote corporate long-term investment. It analyzes how green finance policy shapes firms' investment horizons and capital allocation. Details are unavailable as …
Anser M.K.
This study applies a Quantile-on-Quantile approach to examine the relationship between hybrid bond issuance and electric vehicle (EV) stock across leading EV economies. It captures how the finance–EV nexus varies across quantiles of both va…
He L.
This study appears to examine how green finance and technological innovation interact to shape economic growth in China. Without an abstract, the exact methods and data are unclear, but it likely links green credit and green bond supply to …
Liu J.
This study examines how green bond financing drives renewable energy investment in China and its implications for sustainable development. It suggests green bond market growth supports renewables deployment, though methodological details ar…
Engström K.
This paper assesses how climate mitigation strategies in the energy sector affect global land use and the carbon balance. It examines spillover effects of expanded bioenergy demand on land-use change and carbon sinks, highlighting land cons…
Zhang Q.
This paper empirically examines the nexus between EU ETS carbon prices and metal markets, focusing on transmission mechanisms and conditional effects. It shows how carbon pricing propagates into metal prices and markets, revealing real-econ…
Dormady N.C.
This study comprehensively assesses demand for carbon allowances versus offsets, treating them as imperfect substitutes. It examines how price differentials and regulatory design shape corporate compliance behavior, offering implications fo…
Branchini L.
This study examines the optimal sizing of organic Rankine cycle (ORC) systems for waste-heat recovery at natural gas compressor stations. It addresses the trade-off between equipment capacity and efficiency when converting compressor waste …
Wang J.
A technoeconomic study of optimal storage pressure and boil-off gas utilisation in large liquid hydrogen carriers. It addresses cost and design optimisation for LH2 maritime transport, informing the economics of hydrogen supply chains. Deta…
Verma S.K.
This paper develops an inventory model for green products under simultaneous inflation and carbon taxation, incorporating advance payment, preservation efforts, and stock-dependent demand. It analyzes how carbon taxes reshape order quantiti…
Kumarappan S.
This paper examines the challenges and opportunities of trading greenhouse gas emission benefits from biofuel use in US transportation. It focuses on market mechanisms—such as the Renewable Fuel Standard and Low Carbon Fuel Standard—that mo…
Hübel M.
This work addresses operation planning for hydrogen co-combustion in combined-cycle power plants. Co-firing hydrogen with natural gas is a transitional lever for decarbonizing thermal generation, requiring optimization of blending ratios, l…
Voogd R.
A survey experiment in the Netherlands examining how public support differs across climate policy designs (e.g., carbon taxes, regulation, subsidies). It identifies factors shaping policy acceptability and suggests no single policy instrume…
Li R.
This paper analyzes the efficiency of forest carbon policies across the intensive margin (carbon density per hectare) and the extensive margin (forest area expansion). It likely examines how carbon pricing and subsidies shift sequestration …
Bosetti V.
Applies causal machine learning to evaluate and improve cleantech policy design. Aims to estimate causal effects of policy interventions and feed them back into better policy. No abstract available, so specifics remain unclear; the value li…
Li J.C.l.
This work incorporates local health improvements (air-quality co-benefits) as feedback into cost-benefit assessment of GHG reduction. It aims to quantify ancillary benefits often omitted from climate policy appraisal, yielding more accurate…
Ascari G.
This work appears to examine social and economic inequality arising along Europe's green transition. It likely analyzes how decarbonization policies distribute costs and benefits unevenly across regions and income groups. Without an abstrac…
Haya B.
This paper examines how California's standardized approach to carbon offsets manages uncertainty around additionality, permanence, and double counting. It offers lessons for designing credible offset markets and carbon accounting infrastruc…
Tziolas E.
A systematic review of carbon payment schemes in agroforestry, examining the credibility of carbon prices and whether they are economically decisive for land-use decisions. It synthesizes evidence on how price levels and reliability shape f…
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