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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Callonnec G.
This paper analyzes the macroeconomic impact of a green finance shock, examining how policy and financial market changes affect investment and employment, and highlighting economic implications for sustainable transition.
Alhowaish A.K.
This paper examines the challenges and opportunities of adopting green bonds in Saudi Arabia's municipal system. While specific details are unavailable, it likely addresses climate finance mechanisms for sustainable municipal development.
Chi‐Jui Huang, Chia‐Wu Lu, Chia-Wen Chang +1
This empirical study of European listed firms finds that higher Scope 1 and 2 carbon emission intensity increases financial default risk, while carbon reduction commitments lower it. The moderating effect of commitments is stronger for high…
Sofia E. Krzyuy, Giane Gonçalves Lenzi, Maria E. K. Fuziki +4
This study investigates the dynamic behavior of a carbon credit investment system using nonlinear analysis, fractional-order modeling, and active control. It identifies periodic and chaotic regimes via bifurcation diagrams and Lyapunov expo…
S. Brindha, S. Shankarkumar
This chapter discusses the importance of ethical foundations and financial restructuring for climate action, focusing on India's net zero transition. It compares India's initiatives, regulations, and financial measures with global economies…
Quoc Nguyen
Using a global panel of 212 countries (2000-2023), this study examines how international climate finance affects carbon emissions. It documents a Green Finance Paradox: cross-sectional targeting biases naive estimates, but within-country va…
Lv W.
This paper empirically analyzes the impact of green finance on reducing agricultural non-point source pollution using Chinese data. It examines the link between financial policy and environmental improvement, aiming to demonstrate the effec…
O. Mawahib, W. Wibowo
Using panel data from ASEAN electric utilities (2015-2024), this study finds that green finance (loans and bonds) significantly reduces emission intensity, but high leverage weakens this effect while strong investment returns enhance it. ES…
Ali Nawaz, Chiwei Su
This paper examines the impact of ESG uncertainty on green bond market growth using bootstrap rolling-window causality and quantile-on-quantile regression. It finds that heightened ESG uncertainty erodes the informational value of green bon…
Roy Adikaram
This paper empirically examines how green governance influences the link between climate finance and low-carbon development, using renewable energy data as a mediator. It suggests that governance quality may amplify the impact of climate fi…
Roy Adikaram
This paper examines how digital innovation and renewable energy-extended data contribute to carbon neutrality within green buildings and climate finance. It suggests a link between renewable energy adoption and digital technologies in the c…
Roy Adikaram
This paper examines the relationship between green buildings and climate finance, focusing on the roles of digital innovation and renewable energy in achieving carbon neutrality. It discusses the interplay of investment and technology.
Dr Subhadra P S, Dr. Vijayakumar. N, C. Vilvijayan +3
The transition to a low-carbon economy requires trillions in capital reallocation, yet private flows face informational, regulatory, and behavioral frictions. This study tests a structural model of sustainable investment decisions, finding …
Bai J.
This paper empirically analyzes the impact of green finance on carbon emissions using Chinese data, offering implications for policy and corporate financing strategies.
Bracking S.
This paper explores the moral balance between environmental and financial values in the green bond market, examining ethical challenges in practice and offering implications for investors and issuers.
Ghazanfar Ali Zardari, Abdul Samad Shaikh
This study examines how green finance affects SDG achievement in Pakistan, focusing on the mediating role of climate risk mitigation. Using PLS-SEM on survey data from 350 banking and government employees, it finds green finance directly an…
O. Pakhnenko, O. Kryklii, Liudmyla Pavlenko +2
This study analyzes 11,629 Scopus-indexed articles (2000-2025) using bibliometric and qualitative methods to map the conceptual structure and evolution of sustainable finance research. It finds strong thematic integration between green fina…
Li Zeng
This dataset supports analysis of climate stress on China's urban energy-financial network, focusing on collective coupling and topological reorganization. It reveals how climate risks propagate through financial systems, offering insights …
Jose Barrales-Ruiz, Pablo Neudörfer
This study analyzes the impact of green patents on the relative equity valuations of brown and green energy companies using US-listed energy ETFs from 2005 to 2020. It finds that after the Paris Agreement, increases in the economic value of…
Zhang S.
This paper analyzes the design of green bonds using a double-barrier option framework. It applies mathematical modeling to pricing and risk management, exploring optimal structures for both investors and issuers. The study strengthens the t…
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