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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Tanya
This paper provides an overview of how green finance drives sustainable investments. It highlights the importance and future potential of sustainable investments without specific case studies or data.
Xiong Q.
This study uses fsQCA to analyze how green finance development influences carbon emissions, exploring configurations that lead to emission reductions. It contributes to understanding the mechanisms of green finance in decarbonization.
M. Zaheer Ahmed
This chapter examines the role of climate-focused entrepreneurs in developing countries, identifying key challenges such as limited capital access, inadequate infrastructure, policy instability, and skills gaps. It integrates quantifiable s…
David Hayes, Victor Y. Wu, Ainee Athar +10
U.S. companies and financiers continue investing in GHG reductions and removals, but the lack of investor-grade performance metrics threatens to hold back investments in three key areas: methane emissions reductions, hybrid CDR, and forest …
Chong Ye
Using panel data on over 3,600 Chinese A-share listed firms, this study finds that corporate climate risk awareness significantly reduces debt financing costs. The effect operates through improved ESG scores and increased public attention, …
Neha Sharma
This paper systematically reviews how green finance contributes to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). It analyzes instruments such as green bonds, ESG investment, and climate funds, finding support for SDG 7, 9, 11, and 12. The revie…
Quiros-Tortos, Jairo, George, Jeeno, Brinkerink, Maarten +5
This paper uses the open-source OSeMOSYS Global energy system model to pre-screen transmission projects for climate finance eligibility in the ASEAN region. It identifies eligible projects based on emissions reductions and increased low-car…
Lavinia Mary Dkhar
This paper describes the Agroforestry-Carbon Project in Meghalaya, India, a large-scale initiative integrating agroforestry with carbon finance. As of 2025, over 13,000 farmers manage 23,000 ha, generating Carbon Removal Units. The project …
Dechun Wang, Hao Ding
This study examines whether public renewable-energy finance (green finance) improves health outcomes in five emerging economies using panel data from 2000-2023. It finds no robust association with life expectancy, and the under-5 mortality …
C. Spulbar, Mihai Cătălin Dupir
This article provides a bibliometric analysis of green finance literature in the context of climate change from 2001–2025 using Web of Science data. It reveals rapid growth after 2016, a polycentric international collaboration structure dom…
Vugar Mehdiyev, A. Musayev, Tamar Orjonikidze
This study uses an ARDL bounds testing approach to empirically investigate the impact of green bonds, ESG lending, and renewable energy finance on CO2 emissions in Azerbaijan from 2010 to 2023. A 1% increase in the Green Finance Index reduc…
Hesan Zahid, Mojmír Sabolovič, Hammna Jillani
This paper presents a systematic review and meta-analysis on the impact of green bonds on decarbonization. It synthesizes existing evidence to evaluate whether green bonds effectively reduce financing costs and promote environmental project…
Rapach S.
Proposes a taxonomy for leveraging earth observation data in sustainable finance, aiding environmental risk assessment and ESG data standardization.
Zhiwei Zhang
This paper theoretically constructs the transmission mechanism and macroprudential policy framework for climate financial risk. It proposes recommendations for China: an independent legalized macroprudential framework for transition risks, …
Angelo Carlino, Paolo Gazzotti, Massimo Tavoni +1
This paper quantifies optimal international climate-related financial transfers using a 57-region coupled climate-economy model. Under ethical principles and uncertainty, it finds that welfare-maximizing transfers amount to 1.5 trillion USD…
InJi Heo, Wook Sohn
This paper analyzes the impact of carbon risk on sovereign bond risk premiums. It provides empirical evidence that countries with higher carbon emissions face higher bond yields, indicating that climate risks are priced in sovereign debt ma…
Desheng Zhang, Ying Yuan, Haiying Wang
This study uses complex network theory to construct a multi-layer correlation network for the Chinese stock market, analyzing how low-carbon transition affects market stability. Comparing pre- and post-policy stability coefficients and anti…
Joana Setzer, Nina Koistinen, Kate Higham +1
This article analyzes two trajectories in European corporate climate litigation: extending public-law standards (human rights, carbon budgets) to private-law duties of care, due diligence, and disclosure; and the rise of polluter-pays litig…
Chen Y.
This paper analyzes the synergistic impact of internal governance and external attention on the market effect of green bonds. It empirically examines how the interaction between issuers' internal governance mechanisms and external monitorin…
Wong W.K.
This paper discusses China's economic outlook, mineral resources, and green finance from the perspective of technological innovation. Without an abstract, specifics are unclear, but it suggests linkages between green finance and resource co…
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