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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Yuqi Wang, Weiqing Wang, Sizhe Yan +1
This study proposes a coordinated optimization method for multi-island energy systems incorporating an internal carbon trading mechanism, aiming to minimize total cost and carbon emissions simultaneously. By coordinating energy supply and d…
Wei‐Ta Fang
Brexit fragmented the EU-UK carbon market, creating a persistent carbon basis. Using auction data, the study shows proxy hedging removes only 0.3% of basis risk and about 30% of outright UK price risk, leaving ~€23.3/t annual residual risk …
Frank Howard
This paper develops a framework to estimate the market price of environmental integrity for carbon credits in voluntary carbon markets (VCMs). Extending the theory of storage, it analyzes quality premiums for credits deliverable into the CM…
Laura Salmivaara, Annukka Vainio, Mari Niva +2
This paper examines whether consumers' voluntary carbon offset purchases reflect a genuine commitment to sustainable lifestyles or serve as a 'license to pollute' that justifies environmentally harmful behavior. It analyzes the impact of of…
Bin Gao, Ziyu Zhou, Xiao Han +2
Using a multi-period DID model on Shanghai and Shenzhen A-share listed firms (2007-2022), this study finds that China's pilot carbon emissions trading policy significantly boosts corporate employment, especially in private, secondary-indust…
Loso Judijanto
This qualitative review examines how EU climate instruments (ETS, CBAM, EUDR) affect developing economies, highlighting regressive cost burdens and non-tariff barriers. Using palm oil as a case, it shows how traceability rules can exclude s…
Huang Guangnan, Leong Wai Yie
This paper examines challenges, regulatory frameworks, and technological innovations in safety mechanisms for carbon trading markets. It discusses institutional and technical measures to ensure market integrity and reliability, offering ins…
Yinglun Zhu, Xuan Zhou, Ziying Yang +1
This study evaluates the impact of China's carbon emission trading scheme (CETS) pilot policy on corporate green innovation using staggered DID and a panel of Chinese A-share listed firms (2008-2023). The policy significantly increases gree…
Toan PN, Hieu LTT, Nguyen NVT
This paper tests whether carbon pricing causes carbon leakage using crypto-mining, an electricity-intensive and footloose industry. Quantile regressions on daily data (2019-2026) show that in Russia, the interaction of Bitcoin returns and E…
Marques Alves Aguiar, Gabriela
This replication package provides data and code for a fixed-effects panel analysis of OECD countries (2015-2023), examining whether stronger carbon-pricing signals are associated with lower per-capita GHG emissions. It offers reproducible e…
Bao-Linh Tran, Yun-Ju Huang, Wei-Chun Tseng +1
Using panel data from 74 countries (2010-2022), this study compares the emission reduction effects of carbon tax (CT) and emissions trading (ETS). When using coverage-adjusted carbon prices, both are equally effective, but with nominal pric…
Sakariyahu R.
This paper empirically examines the impact of emissions trading scheme (ETS) participation on firms' cash holdings. It investigates how the cost burden and uncertainty from ETS affect corporate liquidity management, offering implications fo…
Olmstead D.E.H.
This paper analyzes the impact of carbon pricing on Alberta's energy-only electricity market, examining effects on electricity prices and investment incentives, with implications for decarbonization.
Quemin S.
This paper analyzes the 2021 revision of the EU ETS as a case study to examine how emissions trading systems can raise climate ambition. It evaluates the design elements and impacts of the revision, offering policy implications for other ju…
Schinas O.
This paper provides a revised taxonomy of emissions trading schemes in aviation and maritime sectors, comparing institutional designs and identifying key challenges. It offers insights into sector-specific carbon pricing mechanisms and thei…
Steinebach Y.
This paper empirically analyzes carbon pricing policies worldwide, examining which countries adopt them, why, and how they are designed. It offers insights for corporate carbon pricing strategies and transition risk assessment.
Zhang F.
This paper analyzes China's carbon emissions trading mechanism in the power sector, examining institutional design and operational challenges. It discusses the expansion of China's ETS and its implications for power sector decarbonization.
Xu Z.
This paper analyzes the energy and economic impacts of a multi-region linked emissions trading system (ETS). It evaluates the spillover effects of carbon prices across regions and implications for industrial competitiveness, offering insigh…
Ding G.
This paper classifies provincial carbon emissions trading policies in China, using Fujian as a case study. It analyzes the characteristics and challenges of policy instruments, offering insights into regional carbon market operations and po…
Overland I.
This paper identifies countries likely to oppose the EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) and analyzes their reasons. It focuses on international acceptance and diplomatic challenges of climate policy, highlighting difficulties in…
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