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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Gu G.
This paper empirically examines the impact of green finance on enterprises' new quality productive forces using prefecture-level city data in China. The findings indicate that green finance significantly promotes firm innovation and sustain…
Feng Z.X.
This paper empirically analyzes the impact and mechanisms of green finance development on air quality. Using panel data, it finds that green finance improves air quality, with industrial structure upgrading and green technology innovation a…
Zhu F.
This paper proposes a method using AHP and Grey System Theory to evaluate the coupling coordination degree between green finance and the marine eco-environment. It quantitatively analyzes the impact of green finance on the marine environmen…
Fang Z.
This paper empirically examines the impact of green finance on firm-level carbon emissions in China. It investigates whether green credit policies and financial instruments effectively reduce emissions.
Kong P.S.E.
This paper analyzes whether the effect of green bonds on economic growth depends on the level of financial development. It suggests that green bonds may foster growth more strongly in countries with more developed financial markets.
Belghouthi H.E.
This paper investigates the link between green finance and US sectoral stock market performance, revealing the moderating role of investor sentiment. Empirical analysis shows that sentiment influences how green finance impacts market return…
Sivakami B.U.
This paper proposes a framework to assess the digital and technological readiness of emerging enterprises to access green finance. It suggests that digital maturity is a key factor for financial institutions when making ESG-based lending de…
Zohra Kahouli, Daghbagi Hamrouni, Radhouane Hasni +1
This paper uses quantile regression to examine the heterogeneous effects of green finance, environmental policy stringency, and structural change on CO2 emissions across OECD countries. Findings reveal varying impacts across emission quanti…
Huma Iftikhar, Luo Guang, Atta Ullah +1
This paper examines the role of disruptive financial technology (fintech) and the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) spillover effects in achieving net-zero transitions across Asia, Europe, and Africa. It likely proposes a framework linking BRI…
Utku Altunöz
This paper analyzes the impact of digital finance and financial inclusion on carbon emissions using a multi-country panel of 540 observations. Employing nonlinear methods including panel smooth transition regression, it finds that digital f…
Cem Işık
This study introduces a Green Finance Index (GFINI) and uses Fourier-based econometric methods to analyze its impact on carbon emissions in the UK. A 1% increase in GFINI reduces per capita CO2 emissions by about 7.6%. Hydrogen R&D also red…
Olaniyi Evans
This paper analyzes the convergence of ESG investment flows, digital infrastructure, and renewable energy in Africa and Latin America. Using 2025-2026 financing data, it shows that debt-led cleantech capital is accelerating Africa's energy …
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The ECB plans to introduce climate criteria in its collateral framework from late 2026 to address transition risks. This paper explores additional options for greening central bank monetary policy operations, discussing how to balance clima…
Andrea Gatto, Dario Salerno
This paper outlines the role of green finance in supporting climate action and the energy transition, discussing instruments such as carbon pricing, green bonds, and transition finance, along with policy alignment.
Rosie Collington, Jacob Hasselbalch
This paper introduces the concept of 'epistemic derisking' to describe how government energy models and scenarios serve as knowledge infrastructures to attract private capital for renewable energy. Based on interviews and document analysis …
Junyao Gong
Using Chinese A-share listed company data, this paper finds that corporate carbon neutrality management significantly reduces firm risk by alleviating financing constraints. The effect is stronger for firms with lower audit quality and inst…
Vikas Pandey
This paper analyzes the structural contraction and fragmentation of ship finance, highlighting the challenge of financing the $1.2-1.6 trillion green transition investment required by IMO's 2023 strategy. It evaluates limitations of existin…
Jeneba Joy Tucker, M. Bein, B. Gyamfi +1
This study examines the impact of sustainable finance (emission reduction policies, environmental expenditures, green bond issuances) on investor trust using 17 years of data from 334 non-financial firms listed on the London Stock Exchange.…
Bimenyimana Jean-Claude, Meisheng Dong
This study examines the effects of stock market development and renewable energy consumption on CO2 emissions in nine African economies from 2000-2024. It finds that domestic credit amplifies the positive effect of stock markets on emission…
Zini Xu, Xiang Xie
This study uses China's 2018 green credit evaluation notice as a quasi-natural experiment and applies a DID model to industrial enterprises from 2010-2022. It finds that green credit policies improve environmental information disclosure lev…
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