GX Research Hub · English
GX & Decarbonization Research
This page provides an English interface to the gxceed GX paper corpus. The corpus aggregates papers from 13 open 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.
PreprintVIKSIT BHARAT @ 2047: TRANSFORMATIVE ROLE OF COMMERCE, MANAGEMENT AND TECHNOLOGY ISBN: 97893494680612026#ESGDOI
ESG, CSR and Sustainable Banking: Emerging Dimensions of Viksit Bharat 2047-A Comparative Study of State Bank of India and HDFC Bank
Alpana Alpana
This study qualitatively analyzes the ESG, CSR, and sustainable banking strategies of SBI and HDFC Bank over five years (FY2020-21 to FY2024-25) using thematic content analysis of annual reports and BRSR. It finds a shift from compliance-ba…
PreprintВестник Казахского университета экономики, финансов и международной торговли2026#Transition FinanceDOI
ФИНАНСОВАЯ ПОЛИТИКА УСТОЙЧИВОГО РАЗВИТИЯ КАЗАХСТАНА В КОНТЕКСТЕ ТРАНСФОРМАЦИИ ЗЕЛЁНОЙ ЭКОНОМИКИ
R. Kaparova, M. Mukhanbetzhanova, O. Misnik +1
This paper analyzes Kazakhstan's financial policy for sustainable development in the context of green economy transition. It reviews national strategies, green bonds, taxonomy, and the Astana International Financial Centre, identifying achi…
Preprint🌍 GlobalFinancial Markets, Institutions and Risks2026#Climate FinanceDOI
Green Bond Market Development and Macro-Financial Dynamics in Scandinavian Economies: Evidence from Lagged Panel Models
Olena CHURIKANOVA, Daiva JUREVIČIENĖ, Alina SNISAR
This study analyzes the association between green bond issuance and macro-financial indicators (renewable energy consumption, current account balance, inflation, investment, FDI) using panel data from Denmark, Finland, Norway, and Sweden fo…
PreprintCrossref2026#Carbon AccountingDOI
A Review of the Potential for Agricultural Carbon Credits in the Jammu Division: A FPO based Model as a Path to Sustainable Livelihoods
Narayan Choudhary
This review quantifies over 800,000 annual carbon credits potential from agriculture in Jammu Division, India. It proposes an FPO-based aggregator model to overcome high MRV costs for smallholders, leveraging blended finance and dual credit…
Preprint🇪🇺 Europe2026#Climate FinanceDOI
Rischio climatico composto e limiti delle tassonomie di finanza sostenibile: evidenze da Ravenna e Chocó
Gorni, Flavio
This study argues that current sustainable finance taxonomies (EU Taxonomy, Chinese Green Bond Catalogue, GIZ/SBFN framework) fail to adequately price physical climate risk, especially compound risk. Comparing flood cases in Ravenna, Italy …
Preprint2026#ESGDOI
Navigating the Green Transition: A Study on Sustainable Challenges Faced by MSMEs in India
Lingaraju N.
This paper systematically reviews the structural, financial, regulatory, and cognitive barriers hindering sustainable practices among Indian MSMEs. It identifies high costs of green technology, regulatory overlaps, lack of green finance acc…
Preprint🇪🇺 EuropeOdesa National University Herald. Economy2026#Transition FinanceDOI
FINANCIAL RESILIENCE OF UKRAINE’S AGRICULTURAL SECTOR UNDER WAR AND CLIMATE SHOCKS: STRUCTURAL IMBALANCES AND IMPERATIVES OF GREEN TRANSFORMATION
Nataliia Maslak
Analyzes Ukraine's agricultural sector (1991-2025) under war, climate change, and sustainable finance transition. Identifies three development phases and key imbalances like underinvestment and ESG gaps. Proposes a 'triple deficit' concept …
Preprint🇪🇺 Europe2026#Climate FinanceDOI
Ο ρόλος των πράσινων ομολόγων στη χρηματοδότηση της κλιματικής μετάβασης
(著者不明)
This paper examines the role of green bonds in financing the climate transition, reviewing regulatory frameworks such as the EU Taxonomy and Green Bond Principles. Through case studies of two Greek firms (GEK TERNA and HELLENiQ ENERGY), it …
Preprint2026#AI × ESGDOI
Role of Artificial Intelligence in Promoting Green Lending and Sustainable Banking: A Conceptual Study
Poojary, Jyothi, Pathan, Afsha, Duste, Thaireem
This conceptual study explores how AI (ML, predictive analytics, NLP) can support banks in ESG risk assessment, identifying green investment opportunities, and ensuring compliance with sustainability frameworks. AI-enhanced credit scoring i…
Preprint🌍 GlobalCrossref2025#Climate RiskDOI
Measurement of firm climate risks
Rui, Meng, Shan, Hongyu
This chapter introduces firm-level measures of climate risk exposure, distinguishing physical and transition risks while capturing time-series and cross-sectional variation. It shows that firms with high transition risk, especially those no…
Preprint🌍 GlobalCrossref2026#AI × ESGDOI
AI-driven Technological Innovation and Climate Finance as Catalysts for Green Growth in Africa’s Carbon-Intensive Economies
Kingsley Imandojemu, Samson Alika, Romanus Osabohien +4
This study analyzes the impact of AI patent activity and climate finance on inclusive green growth in five major African carbon-emitting economies (South Africa, Egypt, Algeria, Nigeria, Morocco) from 2010 to 2024. Using Bayesian fixed-effe…
Preprint2026#Climate FinanceDOI
Sustainable Finance and Green Investment
Shindhe, Praveen R., Tapas, Dattatreya, Annigeri, Sumitra
This paper reviews the current state and growth of sustainable finance and green investment, highlighting ESG integration and green bonds. The green bond market grew 50% in 2021, surpassing half a trillion dollars, with investments directed…
Preprint🌍 Global2026#Climate FinanceDOI
Green Finance Policies and Implementation Challenges in India
A, Aswatha narayana
This paper reviews India's evolving green finance architecture, including SEBI regulations, RBI frameworks, sovereign green bonds, and industrial policy. It identifies implementation bottlenecks such as regulatory coordination gaps, evolvin…
Preprint2026#Climate FinanceDOI
Empowering Sustainable Governance through Green Finance: The Indian Experience
Mishra, Deblina
This study analyzes the reality of green finance in India, assessing whether it serves as a genuine vehicle for sustainable development or merely corporate branding. It highlights the role of ICSI's frameworks and ESG/BRSR guidance in embed…
Preprint🌍 GlobalCrossref2026#Climate FinanceDOI
Green Finance to promote sustainable development in the BRICS: Re-examining the Growth-Sustainability Connection using Quintile Regression
Wei zhang
This study examines the relationship between green finance and environmental sustainability in BRICS countries using 25 years of panel data and the MMQR method. Findings show that green finance and environmentally friendly economic developm…
Preprint2026#Climate FinanceDOI
Green Finance as A New Space for Sustainable Investment
Sharma, Anshita
This paper provides an overview of green finance as an emerging space for sustainable investment, integrating environmental considerations into financial decision-making. It discusses key instruments like green bonds and sustainability-link…
PreprintAmerican Journal of Interdisciplinary Studies2025#SBT/SBTiDOI
Lifecycle Carbon Reduction and Net Zero Pathway Modeling Using LEED, EDGE, and SBTI Frameworks in Developing Economy Industrial Buildings
Mukut Kanti Barua
This study quantitatively analyzes the impact of integrated LEED, EDGE, and SBTi frameworks on lifecycle carbon reduction and net-zero readiness in developing-economy industrial buildings. Based on a survey of 180 professionals, regression …
Preprint🌍 GlobalCrossref2026#Carbon PricingDOI
When to Electrify: Carbon-Gas Coupling and the Joint Electricity Procurement Decision for EU ETS Manufacturers
Emre Usenmez, Carlos Arcila-Barrera
This paper analyzes when EU ETS manufacturers should electrify to escape compounding carbon costs, showing the decision depends on electricity sourcing. Using Diebold-Yilmaz connectedness on EUA and cost-driver data, it finds gas has overta…
PreprintCNCrossref2026#Climate FinanceDOI
Carbon Emissions, Institutional Investors, and Stock Returns: Evidence from China's Emerging Carbon Market
Yulei Qi
This paper exploits the staggered implementation of China's ETS as a quasi-natural experiment to examine how equity markets price carbon emissions. It finds a short-term carbon risk premium that reverses over longer horizons, with instituti…
PreprintCNCrossref2026#Carbon PricingDOI
Public Policy, Carbon Trading Regulation, and Financial Reporting: Evidence from China's Emissions Trading System
Lemuel David, Jianling Wang, Idrissa I. Cisse +1
This study uses China's staggered ETS rollout (2014-2021) as a natural experiment to show that carbon trading regulation increases conditional conservatism, accelerates impairment and environmental provision recognition, reduces analyst for…