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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Guo Zhao, Yikang Tan, Haoqian Guo +2
This study proposes an optimal scheduling model for a microgrid that integrates green certificate-carbon joint trading and flexible loads. Using an improved Harris Hawks Optimization algorithm, the model minimizes total system cost while im…
Yulong Xiao, Chaoshun Li
This study proposes a multi-leader Stackelberg game model analyzing strategic interactions between power generators and consumers in coupled electricity and carbon markets, considering both medium/long-term contracts and spot trading. Equil…
Chuxuan Wei
This study empirically analyzes the impact of the EU's CBAM on steel, aluminum, and downstream sectors like automotive, using a reproducible 'industry-product-factor' framework. It quantifies border carbon cost increases due to the absence …
Gian Luca Vriz, Theodor Cojoianu, Carolyn Fischer +1
This firm-level analysis of Indian steel exporters reveals that high-emission firms significantly reduced EU exports and revenues during the CBAM reporting phase, while low-emission firms maintained their levels. The supply chain adjustment…
Abdullah A. Aljughaiman, Mosab I. Tabash, Suzan Sameer Issa +1
Using quantile VAR, this paper shows asymmetric volatility spillovers from EU-ETS to European emerging stock markets. In bullish conditions, transmission reaches 88%, with Greece, Poland, and Hungary most exposed, while Slovak equities act …
Owain Johnson
During the early COVID-19 pandemic, California carbon allowance prices fell below the floor price due to demand drop and risk aversion. The author advised clients to secure discounted forward contracts for December 2021 delivery, resulting …
Junhong Hu, Kaiyang Liu, Zhicheng Zhang +2
This study investigates the impact of service priority on multimodal transport route selection under carbon trading price uncertainty. It models carbon price fluctuations using a 'carbon K-line' distribution and quantifies service priority …
Christine Cadigan
This paper examines the effectiveness of voluntary carbon markets for family forest owners (FFOs) in the United States. Using the Family Forest Carbon Program developed by AFF and TNC as a case study, it demonstrates how market-based conser…
Satoshi Honma
This study analyzes the impact of carbon pricing policies on emissions reduction in Japan. It highlights effectiveness and challenges, offering insights for future carbon pricing design.
Veronica Puspita Sari, R. Ricky Agusiady, Fitriana Fitriana
This study examines the relationship between carbon taxation, ESG practices, and green economic transition via a semi-systematic literature review. Findings show carbon tax evolving from a fiscal tool to a strategic mechanism for low-carbon…
Barbara Annicchiarico, M. Carli, Francesca Diluiso
This paper studies how alternative carbon pricing policies (carbon taxes vs. cap-and-trade) affect macroeconomic dynamics and the welfare cost of business cycles in a DSGE model with financial frictions and pollution externalities. It finds…
Davit Stepanyan, Omid Zamani, C. Heidecke +4
The Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM), set to be fully operational in 2026, combined with phasing out free allowances in the EU ETS, is projected to double mineral nitrogen fertilizer prices. This leads to a 22% reduction in EU fert…
Dong-Hyuk Kim, Hui Qiao, Ying Zheng
Analyzes the design challenges and insights for emissions trading schemes in price-regulated and concentrated industries, using China's power sector as a case study.
M. Bein
This paper uses quantile-on-quantile connectedness to examine how climate policy uncertainty, climate concern, carbon pricing, and energy returns affect global CO2 emissions. Findings show that climate concern strongly influences CO2 reduct…
Jianhu Cai, Zhengang Cao, Yujiao Ding +2
This study models the impact of carbon trading on car-sharing platform supply chains, analyzing supplier and platform decisions to show how carbon prices affect inventory and pricing.
Bing Zhou, Xingyu Tang
This study analyzes the impact of blockchain technology on carbon trading risk, evaluating its potential to enhance transparency and prevent fraud in carbon markets, thereby improving market credibility.
Xiaojuan Yuchi, Longshan Liu
This paper empirically examines the impact of China's carbon emission trading scheme on firms' cost of equity capital. It provides evidence on how carbon pricing affects corporate financing costs, offering insights into the relationship bet…
Natalia V. Mikhailova, Vladislav B. Levshenkov
This article analyzes the political effects and institutional conflicts of the deduction of paid carbon price under the EU CBAM, revealing EU's extraterritorial influence and two trends: institutional convergence of some third countries and…
Gaoxiu Qiao, Yaxuan Wang, Chao Liang +1
This paper demonstrates the effectiveness of topological features from crude oil, natural gas, and climate risk indicators in predicting carbon futures volatility. It proposes a novel forecasting method, offering insights for carbon market …
Jingliang Huai, Adrian Cheung, Wanlin Yan +1
This paper analyzes the volatility structure and risk spillover among natural gas, crude oil, new energy vehicle, and carbon markets in China, highlighting the role of climate policy uncertainty. It contributes to understanding cross-market…
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