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.
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Dr. Navjeet Sidhu Kundal, Devika Jain
This paper explores the evolution and adoption of green bonds in India, focusing on the legal and regulatory framework. It analyzes the role of green bonds in achieving environmental sustainability and the challenges faced by the government…
Tuğba Nur
This study uses the ARDL bounds test on US monthly data (Jan 2019-Jul 2024) to examine the impact of green bonds, ESG sustainability, financial technologies, and investor green interest on CO2 emissions. Long-run results show that green bon…
Кучер А, Czajka Adam
This paper analyzes trends and prospects for financing the low-carbon transition in the European Union, covering instruments like green bonds, sustainability-linked loans, and transition finance. It discusses the role of policy and investor…
Asywariani Zahra, Siti Bunayyah Fakhirah, A. Sapitri +1
This systematic literature review analyzes stranded asset risks in the oil and gas industry driven by the low-carbon transition, focusing on accounting implications such as impairment, changes in useful life estimates, and enhanced disclosu…
Vinetia Catherine, Vinusree Jr, Deon Bablu Thomas +1
This paper analyzes the impact of green bond issuance on the cost of capital in emerging markets, with a focus on India. It reviews the existence of a greenium (yield discount) using empirical evidence from China, Brazil, Southeast Asia, an…
Dr. Chandu Ravi Kumar
This paper examines the role of ESG investing, green bonds, and public policy instruments in financing climate transition, with a focus on India. It evaluates recent policy developments including SEBI's sustainability reporting architecture…
David Kampmann, S. Rekker, Minjie Ruan +1
This paper proposes a method for assessing corporate climate transition plans using a production asset-based planning approach. It discusses the methodology and its practical implications.
Mihai Cătălin Dupir
This paper examines the integration of climate-related risks into banking internationally and within the Romanian banking system. It reviews shifts from traditional risk approaches to incorporating physical and transition risks, climate str…
Caterina Seghini
This review paper examines how climate change and the low-carbon transition affect sovereign debt sustainability through macroeconomic channels: output growth, primary balances, and real interest rates. It argues for integrating climate ris…
Yunqiang Lyu
This paper analyzes the alignment of green finance standards in the Hengqin Guangdong-Macau Deep Cooperation Zone under China's Dual Carbon goals, focusing on cooperation with Portuguese-speaking countries. It proposes pathways for harmoniz…
Stéphane Goutte, Lisa Depraiter, Jelena Jovovic +1
This paper examines whether green bonds hedge or amplify rare earth element (REE) price risk using 2018-2025 data. It applies DCC-GARCH, Markov-switching models, and wavelet coherence. Results show that while green bonds offer diversificati…
Claudio Baccianti, Markus Baltzer, Nils Boesel +9
Germany's greenhouse gas neutrality target by 2045 requires additional investments of 2-4% of GDP annually. The German banking system, with its solid excess capital, can finance these investments, but surveys reveal reluctance among firms a…
Tuyet Nguyen Thi Bach
This study analyzes the dynamic relationship between green finance and green growth across 11 developed and 41 developing countries from 2005 to 2022. Green finance is measured by four indicators: credit for agriculture, credit for renewabl…
Owain Johnson
This practitioner account details the evolution of prepayment finance models for carbon projects, from Kyoto-era landfill methane capture to today's voluntary carbon markets, highlighting how upfront capital mitigates price risk and support…
Athanasios Tsekeris
Using an international M&A sample, this paper finds that ESG-linked executive compensation significantly improves post-acquisition environmental, social, and governance performance, increases the likelihood of green bond issuance, and leads…
Evi Safitri, H. Malini, Ana Fitriana +2
This study analyzes the impact of green finance and CSR on profitability, with the capital adequacy ratio (CAR) as a moderator, using panel data from 16 Indonesian listed banks over five years. Results show green finance positively affects …
Ma Yingke
This study analyzes the impact of China's green finance reform pilot policy on urban energy transition using panel data from 277 cities (2011-2022). The policy raises the energy transition index by 1.2% on average via green technological in…
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This paper critically examines the role of export credit agencies (ECAs) in the energy transition. It discusses how ECAs often finance fossil fuel projects but could also support clean energy transition, questioning whether they contribute …
Qing Wang, Shuyang Wen, Manlu Yang
This empirical study examines how the speed of decarbonization affects corporate profitability and default risk using Chinese firm data. It finds that rapid decarbonization may strain short-term profitability and increase default risk, prov…
Harikrishnan S, Dr. Mukul Saxena
This paper examines the governance of climate-finance verification firms, analyzing 78 public documents. It finds that verification involves methodological discretion, reliance on issuer-provided information, and lacks accountability. Verif…
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