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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S. Gokul, Thangavel Pradeesh Kumar, Ramasubramanian Sabarivasan +1
This paper examines how carbon credit mechanisms can support sustainable agriculture and emission reductions, focusing on India's North Eastern Region. It reviews carbon market architectures, quantification models, and economic valuation, u…
Nadia Schroeder, Katherine A. Collett, Cameron Hepburn +5
End-of-life emissions from FMCG chemical formulations can account for two-thirds of total emissions but are often overlooked. This study compares bio-based feedstocks vs fossil with CCS, analyzes cost differentials, learning curves, and req…
Baiyu Wu, Benhong Peng, Yue Zhu +1
This paper uses a quasi-experimental design to examine the impact of energy rights trading on firm-level decarbonization. It finds that energy rights trading significantly reduces carbon emissions, providing evidence that market-based mecha…
Ma W.
This study examines how carbon emissions trading affects the financialization of non-financial firms in China using a quasi-natural experiment. It provides causal evidence on the impact of carbon pricing on corporate asset allocation betwee…
Zhao Z.
This study analyzes the direct and spatial spillover effects of China's carbon emission trading system (ETS) on logistics sector emissions in the Yangtze River Economic Belt, revealing policy effectiveness and inter-regional interactions.
Honjo K.
This paper uses cooperative game theory to analyze an international emissions permit market dominated by buyers. It reveals market structure and strategic interactions among participants, offering insights for emissions trading system desig…
Rontard B.
This paper analyzes the inclusion of forestry in New Zealand's Emissions Trading System (ETS), offering lessons on carbon credit mechanisms and forest sinks for other countries.
Nyonho O.
This paper analyzes the impact of Korea's emissions trading scheme (K-ETS) on publicly traded firms. It empirically evaluates the effectiveness of the scheme and its effects on firms' emission reduction behaviors and financial performance.
Liu M.
Empirical study on the financial impact of China's carbon emission trading on listed firms. Analyzes profitability and stock price changes post-implementation, finding mixed effects influenced by policy support and market maturity.
Wang S.
This paper empirically examines the impact of China's carbon emissions trading (ETS) policy on the bargaining power of high-carbon enterprises, suggesting that the policy may enhance firms' market negotiation power.
Saiyuli Saiyuli, Ristia Mareta, Sherin Evangelistha +6
This systematic review synthesizes evidence from 13 empirical studies across 11 countries on integrating incentive mechanisms (REDD+, carbon credits, PES, tax relief), spatial planning, and community forest management for low-carbon develop…
Yi Shu, Kai-Hua Wang, Sorana Vătavu
This paper uses the joint impulse response function (jIRF) to investigate multiple shocks from climate policy uncertainty (CPU) and green finance (GF) to carbon prices (CAPs) in China. jIRF estimates are more accurate than traditional metho…
Xiaomin Xu, Qianru Ma, Wensheng Wang
This study examines four alliance-based battery recycling models in a closed-loop supply chain under carbon cap-and-trade and government subsidies. Using Stackelberg game and real data numerical simulation, it derives optimal recycling mode…
Carlos Macías, Karime Montes-Escobar, Ezequiel Zamora-Ledezma +2
This bibliometric analysis of 10,552 articles on carbon markets from 1994-2024 reveals exponential growth post-Paris Agreement, a thematic shift from forest carbon to market design and technological innovation, and a disciplinary divide bet…
Jihyung Joo, Jouni Paavola, James Van Alstine
This chapter examines the institutional evolution of carbon markets in the Paris era, focusing on the clash between the old discourse of economic competitiveness and the new climate emergency discourse in Article 6 negotiations. It finds th…
Zhou Y.
This paper proposes an optimization method for integrated energy systems with joint operation of flexible equipment under a reward-penalty carbon trading mechanism, aiming to balance economic and environmental performance by improving syste…
Ampountolas A.
This paper examines the transmission of green finance to renewable energy deployment, focusing on threshold effects in EU carbon markets. It empirically analyzes the nonlinear impact of carbon price fluctuations on renewable energy investme…
Wang X.
This paper theoretically and empirically examines how imperfect market structures (e.g., imperfect competition, distortions) influence the employment effects of China's emissions trading scheme (ETS). It extends the theoretical framework an…
Aspinall T.W.
This paper proposes a method to estimate the term structure of carbon prices using state space models. It aims to improve the understanding of carbon price dynamics, which can inform carbon pricing policies and investment decisions in clima…
Lee S.Y.
This paper examines how Korea's emissions trading scheme (ETS) influences climate-entrepreneurship among firms. It explores the potential of carbon pricing mechanisms to drive innovation and emission reductions.
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