GX & Decarbonization Research

Jeong D.

This paper examines the impact of climate-related natural disasters on banking stability and the role of carbon pricing in mitigating these risks. It emphasizes the need for proactive climate risk management.

Jing X.

This study proposes a discrete-time framework for thermal power plants' emission reduction strategies and examines their effect on carbon allowance prices. The findings inform carbon pricing mechanisms and power sector transition planning.

Besstremyannaya G.

This paper analyzes the impact of carbon tax and research subsidies on Japan's economic growth. It highlights the importance of well-designed policies, suggesting that appropriate subsidies can mitigate the negative effects of carbon taxati…

Konradt M.

This paper analyzes the unequal economic and political impacts of carbon pricing across European regions, revealing that lower-income regions face higher costs, posing challenges for political acceptance.

Hu X.

This paper compares the viability of carbon tax and cap-and-trade mechanisms for the Chinese remanufacturing industry, providing recommendations for policymakers on the most effective carbon pricing approach to promote sustainable manufactu…

Conte B.

This paper analyzes the geographic implications of carbon taxes, examining regional economic and social impacts and policy implications. It considers how carbon tax introduction affects industries and employment across different regions.

Chu W.

This study uses quantile regression to examine how factors influencing carbon prices vary across different quantiles in China's ETS pilots, revealing nonlinear dynamics in price determinants.

Li D.

This paper designs and analyzes a carbon emission permit trading mechanism that incorporates both emission cap and intensity regulations under China's 'dual carbon' goal. Using theoretical modeling and policy simulation, it evaluates the em…

Patrick Atiawin Akeba, Al-Amin Sharrif Abubakar

This paper analyzes Ghana's Environmental Protection Act 2025, the first statutory framework for carbon market participation, arguing it creates a formally adequate but structurally incomplete regime due to unresolved property rights over c…

Yehui Fu, Jianfen Seng, Kaidi Yue +1

This paper empirically examines the impact of China's carbon emission rights trading on energy-saving technological innovation using data from listed manufacturing firms. It finds that carbon pricing incentivizes firms to invest in energy-s…

Sidnei Fonseca Guerreiro, V. Campos, Albano Figueiredo

This study analyzes long-term land-use change in the Brazilian Pampa (Alegrete) from 1985 to 2024, framing carbon as a territorially embedded commodity. Results show a 24.2% reduction in native grasslands and a 1343% increase in soybean are…

Yada K

This study quantitatively examines the economic and distributional impacts of converting Japan's fossil fuel taxes into a pure upstream carbon tax, focusing on household consumption by income decile and region. Under a high-rate carbon tax …

Sankarshanan VV, Uday Shankar, Arindam Arin

India launched the Carbon Credit Trading System (CCTS) in 2023, but the paper identifies serious shortcomings including lack of legal backing for additionality testing, fragmented institutional arrangements, and insufficient oversight. It a…

Stephen Minas

This paper analyzes the Article 6 rules of the Paris Agreement for carbon markets and their significance for transnational carbon market governance. It argues that the rules can anchor carbon markets in a normative framework of enhanced mit…

Thelma Arko

This paper critically examines how Article 6 carbon markets under the Paris Agreement perpetuate neocolonial extraction patterns. Using Marxist and decolonial frameworks, it analyses unequal power relations between Global North and South, h…

Le Thi Minh

This paper analyzes Vietnam's legal framework for participating in international carbon markets under Article 6 of the Paris Agreement. It examines three cooperation pathways: bilateral ITMO arrangements (Art. 6.2), the centralized sustaina…

Ling Chen

This paper examines corporate participation in Article 6 of the Paris Agreement, arguing that while international law's distinction between state and non-state actors limits corporate use, Article 6 remains the best framework to regulate ma…

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This paper analyzes project costs under the Kyoto Mechanisms (CDM/JI), evaluating economic conditions for efficient emission reductions. It offers implications for international carbon credit utilization by policy and firms.

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This paper quantitatively analyzes the marginal CO2 abatement cost and reduction potential for electric power companies. It estimates emission reduction curves based on data and identifies cost-effective measures. Provides insights for deca…

Xiaowang, Shen

This paper introduces a novel theoretical framework called 'Prim-Lex Theory' to analyze global tax governance, focusing on climate-related tax instruments such as the OECD Pillar Two global minimum tax, EU CBAM, and carbon/plastic/aviation …