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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Using double machine learning on 266 Chinese cities (2010-2020), this study finds that the Low-carbon City Pilot and Innovative City Pilot both significantly enhance urban carbon neutrality performance, with notable synergistic effects. Mec…
Muhammad Luqman, Shah Fahad, Wei Qian
This paper examines the role of tourism flows in achieving carbon neutrality in G7 economies, considering environmental policy stringency and regulations. It provides empirical evidence using panel data analysis, highlighting the importance…
Gökhan KONAT, Ahmet Koncak, Oktay Kızılkaya +3
This study examines CO2 emission determinants in the US (1990-2020) using cointegration methods. Results show economic growth and globalization increase emissions, while renewable energy reduces them. Trade openness has mixed effects. Findi…
Run Liu
This dataset provides multivariate time series data from three pilot carbon markets (Beijing, Hubei, Shenzhen) including a unified dataset with imputed missing values. Accompanying code includes cross-market correlation, nonlinear causality…
Dinkneh Gebre Borojo, Jiang Yushi
This study analyzes the impact of imports of low-carbon technology (LT) products and environmental goods (EGs) from China on energy-related carbon emission intensity (CEI) in 42 African countries from 2003 to 2023. Using instrumental variab…
Tian Qiu, Liangmou Gao
This paper develops a four-party evolutionary game model analyzing strategic interactions among large state-owned coal enterprises, SMEs, local governments, and financial institutions in China's coal industry transition. It finds that a pol…
Xie Yun
This paper analyzes the role of green finance and carbon tax in promoting climate adaptation and low-carbon transition in OECD economies. It examines how both policy instruments contribute to climate resilience and emission reduction throug…
Fazlul Karim, Masfiza Sabrin, Md Atiqul Islam +2
This study uses an ARDL model on quarterly data from Bangladesh (post-2011) to examine the effects of green finance, renewable energy consumption, urbanization, and GDP on CO2 emissions. Long-run results show that green finance and renewabl…
vidura perera
This paper conducts a systematic literature review on green finance, policy uncertainty, and sustainable energy transition, proposing the Adaptive Green Finance Effectiveness Theory (AGFET). The theory accounts for the impact of policy unce…
vidura perera
This paper presents the Adaptive Green Finance Effectiveness Theory (AGFET), derived from a systematic literature review. It explores the relationships among green finance, policy uncertainty, and sustainable energy transition, offering a s…
Menazel Fatehi Srouji, Suraiya Ibrahim, Wan Sallha Yusoff
This study examines how board functional structure and CEO duality affect ESG reporting quality for companies listed on the Amman Stock Exchange. Using Agency Theory and Resource Dependence Theory, it analyzes a sample of Jordanian firms fo…
WA Wan Ismail, Khairul Anuar Kamarudin, D Zainal
Using an unbalanced panel of 52,159 firm-year observations from 55 countries between 2010 and 2023, this study examines how board gender diversity and mandatory ESG reporting affect ESG performance. Gender diversity is positively associated…
Sudipta Saha Roy
This empirical study analyzes factors affecting ESG reporting performance among selected public sector enterprises (PSEs) in India. It examines how variables such as firm size, industry, and governance structure influence reporting quality.
Winasari Damanik, Maylia Pramono Sari
This study examines the effects of leverage, liquidity, profitability, and firm size on sustainability report disclosure using ESG as a moderator, with a sample of 30 Indonesian LQ45 firms from 2022-2024. Results show only liquidity has a s…
Pau Orive, Cristobal Blanco
This study assesses Spain's 81% renewable electricity target using a probabilistic dispatch model with 10,000 Monte Carlo simulations. The baseline scenario shows only 9.06% compliance probability, rising to 14.51% under optimistic assumpti…
Sivuyile Jokazi, Lehlohonolo Lefalatsa
A survey of 783 South African engineers registered with ECSA found that only 27.9% had formal climate training, but trained engineers were significantly more likely to participate in climate projects (67.8% vs 34.5%). Results suggest expand…
Putri Najiha, Arifa Putra Pratama, Andi Pratama Solin
This study conducts a bibliometric analysis of 2000 wind energy documents from Scopus (2021-2026), revealing a significant upward trend in publications. The conceptual structure is shifting from technical topics (wind power, turbines) towar…
Özlem Ülger
Using annual data from 1990-2023 and a VECM framework, this study examines short- and long-run relationships among green investment, energy transition indicators, and economic growth in the USA and China. Results show divergent long-run rel…
R.P. Vilardell, Oriol Carbó, Marta Campabadal +3
This study provides an environmental assessment of enhancing energy efficiency in Mediterranean wastewater treatment plants, exploring potential reductions in energy consumption and environmental impacts.
Anastasis Giannousakis, Roberto Schaeffer, Alice Di Bella +21
This study uses multiple Integrated Assessment Models to assess whether COP28's energy pledges (renewables, efficiency, fossil fuel phase-down) align with the Paris Agreement goals. It introduces novel transformation narratives like 'electr…
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