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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Rao, K. Sudhakra, Bayana, Ramakrishna
This paper analyzes entrepreneurial opportunities, structural challenges, and policy mechanisms in India's green economy transition. Using data from 2010-2024 across renewable energy, circular economy, EV, sustainable agriculture, and green…
Uzzaman, Md. Arif-
This report compares sustainable finance approaches across China, Japan, Singapore, Indonesia, Bangladesh, and Mongolia, proposing a Three-Model Framework (Capital-Market, Command-Control, Concentration-Risk). Each model has unique weakness…
Indah Dwiprigitaningtias, Mona Al Johani, Omar Ahmad
This study analyzes the role of Green Sukuk in financing renewable energy projects in Indonesia, focusing on legal and financial frameworks. Examining issuances from 2018-2023, it finds successful capital mobilization for solar, geothermal,…
Adolf Akugizibwe
This paper examines Uganda's policy, legal, and institutional readiness for green and blue finance, analyzing frameworks like the Climate Change Act, National Green Taxonomy, and Blue Economy Strategy. It identifies gaps such as lack of a d…
Adolf Akugizibwe
This paper analyzes Uganda's policy, legal, and institutional readiness for mobilizing green and blue finance. It reviews the constitution, climate change and environment acts, and emerging instruments like the National Climate Finance Stra…
null Ниязметова Ёқутхон Ботир қизи
This paper examines economic aspects of improving investment process management in the green economy, analyzing sustainable finance instruments like green bonds, ESG investments, and climate funds. It proposes a conceptual model integrating…
Janis P. Sarra, ALEXANDER Sarradavis
In April 2026, Canada announced the creation of the Taxonomy and Transition Planning Council (TTPC) with two years of funding to develop a sustainable finance taxonomy. This article examines three leading jurisdictions and proposes six core…
Shingote, Neha Dilip, Kathore, Shraddha
This study analyzes India's green finance landscape, showing rapid growth in green bonds, ESG funds, and renewable energy financing that supports environmental goals and economic resilience. It identifies challenges such as limited awarenes…
Arzé Karam
This paper proposes 'anticipatory economic implementation,' where credible policy commitments shape market behavior before legal implementation. Using the proposed UK-EU ETS linkage as a natural experiment, it analyzes daily carbon futures …
Carlos Alexandre Gama, Eduardo Souza, Leonardo Maues +1
This paper argues that carbon prices in ETSs primarily reflect institutional scarcity and expectations rather than short-term emissions outcomes. Through comparative analysis of the EU ETS and emerging systems, it shows that price increases…
Hakan Bilgehan
This study analyzes carbon pricing mechanisms, focusing on the EU ETS and CBAM, and evaluates their impacts on Türkiye. It estimates cost effects of CBAM on key sectors like steel and cement, and discusses trade competitiveness. The study r…
Abhinav Jindal, Sameeksha Patil
This paper quantifies the trade and production-network impacts of the EU CBAM on India, China, and Japan's steel, aluminum, and cement sectors. It converts carbon costs into ad valorem equivalents and uses a gravity model to estimate export…
Jingyi Wang
As the EU CBAM becomes fully effective in 2026, it will impact Chinese exports. China's ETS carbon price is a fraction of the EU ETS, and this paper proposes including resource tax and consumption tax as effective carbon prices to reduce CB…
Claudia Günther, Darius Sultani, Michael Pahle +1
As emissions trading systems expand globally, the treatment of non-permanent carbon capture and utilisation (CCU) under cap-and-trade schemes is a recurring policy challenge. Using the EU ETS fifth-phase review as a case study, this paper t…
Amna Ejaz Haider, Asad Ejaz Butt
This paper analyzes whether international climate agendas like net-zero and ETS drive policy change in Pakistan toward 2040 carbon neutrality. It details updated NDC targets (50% reduction by 2030), a National Carbon Markets Committee, and …
Xinyue Pu, Xi Lin, Jingyang Du +1
This study shows that extending the EU ETS to maritime transport incentivizes evasive hub-and-spoke transshipment, reallocating emissions rather than reducing them globally. Analyzing 7,791 demand pairs, it finds transshipment accounts for …
Govinda R. Timilsina, Ze Song, Gal Hochman
This study evaluates the effectiveness of three major ETS (EU, NZ, Korea) using a generalized synthetic control method on 2005-2020 data. The EU ETS reduced electricity-sector CO2 by 21.3% and total CO2 by 15.6%, while NZ's ETS had no signi…
Hyejin Park
Using Korea's ETS as a quasi-natural experiment, this study shows carbon pricing asymmetrically affects green innovation: pure green patents decline while fuel-efficiency patents do not. Firms with larger fuel-efficiency stocks and market p…
Cynthia A. Williams
This article reviews emerging empirical evidence on the effects of mandatory GHG disclosure on corporate emissions reductions, examining whether disclosure is an effective climate policy tool. Studies from the UK and US show that mandatory …
Mauro, Filippo, Cartolano, Fabio, Astegiano, Paola +6
This paper presents a methodology from the EU-funded IKIGAI project to accelerate decarbonization of freight transport and logistics. It develops a decision-support framework based on Physical Internet principles, guiding logistics innovati…
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