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.
Showing 301–320 of 409 papers
Li S.
This paper analyzes the impact of green finance on debt financing costs from a signaling perspective, using Chinese firm data. It suggests that green finance reduces debt costs.
Ozyesil M.
Green bonds play a crucial role in financing sustainable energy projects. This paper reviews trends and prospects for green bond markets, highlighting their contribution to the energy transition.
Li D.
This study proposes a causal machine learning approach to estimate the causal effect of green bond issuance on corporate carbon emission reductions. It provides a framework for policymakers to design forward-looking policies based on empiri…
Berdiev U.
This paper analyzes the effectiveness of green bonds in reducing emissions and improving sovereign ESG scores. It empirically examines the relationship between green bond issuance and emissions reduction as well as ESG rating improvements.
Nasution M.D.R.
This paper analyzes ESG-driven green finance practices in selected ASEAN banks, offering implications for regional sustainability planning. It examines how banks' green finance initiatives can contribute to achieving ASEAN's overall sustain…
Casady C.B.
This paper explores the logic of net zero investment portfolios and positions them for financial outperformance by long-term investors. It discusses the integration of climate action with investment strategy, though specific empirical evide…
Agnieszka Gehringer
This chapter provides an overview of key aspects of financing the green transition. It explores corporate strategies for green investing, the role of the financial sector, and public policy options to redirect financial resources toward cli…
Azaribrahim Rabhi, Mohammed Salah Chiadmi, Rajae Aboulaïch
This paper analyzes the economic and financial implications of climate transition risk under policy uncertainty. Using stochastic modeling calibrated on NGFS scenarios and Monte Carlo simulations, it estimates transition probabilities and c…
Li Zhu, Wenqi Jiang, Yuqi Liu
This study examines how transition finance affects corporate green value across firm lifecycles using a sample of Chinese brown firms from 2011-2022. It finds a 61.6% higher green value for recipient firms, with the effect strongest in matu…
Yifei Xu
This paper analyzes how green credit policies influence corporate green financing behaviors through a three-pronged mechanism of regulatory constraints, market incentives, and signal transmission. It finds that while policies empower state-…
Asmaa Khadim, Nariné Ghazaryan, Vlado Vivoda +1
This editorial examines just energy transitions for Europe and beyond through multiple lenses: comparing EU institutional discourse with academic literature on just transition, analyzing the CSDDD's impact on lithium extraction in South Ame…
A. Drǎgoi
This paper investigates how EU State Aid policy has financed the green transition, using Romania as a case study. Through comparative analysis of EU State Aid Scoreboard data, it finds that Romania significantly improved green financing in …
Jue Wang, Xiao Sun, Wanxia Qi
This study examines the effect of China's 2012 Green Credit Guidelines on corporate sustainable innovation. Using a DID approach with Chinese listed firms (2005-2023), it finds that high-polluting enterprises increase green patent applicati…
SU Ting, Xiaozhen Li, Jingyi Zhang +2
This paper defines just transition funding mechanisms and analyzes domestic funding mobilization and public finance roles across 65 countries. Developed countries have established mechanisms, while developing countries lag, with gaps in obj…
HongYue Deng
Using data from 30 Chinese provinces, this study combines entropy weight method and multivariate statistics to analyze the nexus between green finance and economic sustainability. It finds a coupling coefficient of 0.976, revealing that eco…
Karnawi Kamar
This library-based study analyzes the impact of green financing on corporate value in Indonesia's renewable energy sector. Findings show green financing improves financial performance and attracts sustainable investors, but smaller firms fa…
Jiazeng Xu, Tamat Sarmidi, Abdul Hafizh MOHD AZAM +1
This study examines whether green finance in China crowds out conventional investment by analyzing dynamic spillover between green and traditional financial returns using the Diebold-Yilmaz index and frequency domain decomposition. Results …
craig sulzburgh
Cement and concrete account for ~7-8% of global CO2. This paper analyzes a financing gap (annualized need ~$2.5bn vs. $372m raised in 2024) and identifies a three-party coordination problem. It proposes an EAC-based senior secured credit mo…
U. Wysocka
This paper conducts a comprehensive literature review to analyze banks' dual role as sustainable organizations and financial intermediaries in facilitating clients' transition. Using policy reports and case studies from UNEP FI, EBRD, and o…
Tengfei Ge, Jing Yang, Yue-Can Hu +3
This study empirically examines the impact of China's green finance pilot policy on firms' total factor productivity (TFP) using a DID approach on A-share listed companies from 2013-2024. It finds that the policy significantly increases TFP…
Browse by Topic