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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Vira Shevchuk, Y. Kril, Z. Tenyukh
This paper analyzes the impact of the EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) on Ukrainian exporters, focusing on wartime institutional disruption and MRV asymmetry. It finds that the principal burden arises not from direct carbon pa…
Saptarshi Ganguly, Pooja Sengupta, D. Aggarwal
This study predicts EU Allowance (EUA) prices using hybrid AI models (LSTM, Random Forest, XGBoost, LightGBM) combined with macroeconomic indicators. XGBoost outperforms other models, demonstrating that ensemble methods can achieve superior…
Alise Avotiņa, Jeļena Pubule, Ilze Vamža
This study analyzes carbon farming practices and result-based payment schemes tailored to Latvia's climatic and soil conditions. Interviews reveal low farmer motivation despite significant secondary benefits. It recommends enhanced communic…
Sanjana ., Ruchi Rani Gangwar
This review critically examines the concept, evolution, and effectiveness of carbon credit markets, with special reference to Indian agriculture. It synthesizes findings on soil carbon sequestration, agroforestry, paddy field methane mitiga…
Siti Shahada Shamshuddin, Ashwin Thurairajah, Azlin Mohd Azmi
This paper develops a break-even model to assess the economic viability of building retrofits in carbon markets. Using data from 11 certified commercial buildings in Malaysia, it finds that individual projects are unviable at current carbon…
Phillip Williamson, Axel Michaelowa, Sophia Johannessen
This paper argues that a rule change in carbon markets would negatively impact climate mitigation efforts and Indigenous peoples. It likely provides an analysis of the proposed changes and their consequences.
Yelin Hu, Jie Wu, Zhixin Chen
This study examines store brand introduction strategies under carbon tax regulation using a game-theoretical model. It finds that carbon taxes significantly impact prices, emissions, and store brand decisions. Retailers introduce store bran…
Giacomo Di Foggia, Massimo Beccarello, Bakary Jammeh
This paper examines the EU ETS's impact on renewable energy deployment in the power sector from 2013-2024. Using panel econometrics, a survey of 120 firms, and hourly market data, it finds that public support mechanisms consistently drive r…
Christofer Schroeder
This paper analyzes the employment effects of carbon pricing under the EU-ETS. Using standard methods to define green and polluting jobs, it estimates that a 1% price increase leads to a 0.2% decline in employment after 1.5 years, with stro…
Yasuo Takao
This paper examines Tokyo's Cap-and-Trade System (TCTS), the world's first mandatory urban carbon market, analyzing its institutional effectiveness and governance implications over 15 years. The TCTS achieved significant emissions reduction…
S. Gokul, Thangavel Pradeesh Kumar, Ramasubramanian Sabarivasan +1
This paper examines how carbon credit mechanisms can support sustainable agriculture and emission reductions, focusing on India's North Eastern Region. It reviews carbon market architectures, quantification models, and economic valuation, u…
Nadia Schroeder, Katherine A. Collett, Cameron Hepburn +5
End-of-life emissions from FMCG chemical formulations can account for two-thirds of total emissions but are often overlooked. This study compares bio-based feedstocks vs fossil with CCS, analyzes cost differentials, learning curves, and req…
Baiyu Wu, Benhong Peng, Yue Zhu +1
This paper uses a quasi-experimental design to examine the impact of energy rights trading on firm-level decarbonization. It finds that energy rights trading significantly reduces carbon emissions, providing evidence that market-based mecha…
Ma W.
This study examines how carbon emissions trading affects the financialization of non-financial firms in China using a quasi-natural experiment. It provides causal evidence on the impact of carbon pricing on corporate asset allocation betwee…
Zhao Z.
This study analyzes the direct and spatial spillover effects of China's carbon emission trading system (ETS) on logistics sector emissions in the Yangtze River Economic Belt, revealing policy effectiveness and inter-regional interactions.
Honjo K.
This paper uses cooperative game theory to analyze an international emissions permit market dominated by buyers. It reveals market structure and strategic interactions among participants, offering insights for emissions trading system desig…
Rontard B.
This paper analyzes the inclusion of forestry in New Zealand's Emissions Trading System (ETS), offering lessons on carbon credit mechanisms and forest sinks for other countries.
Nyonho O.
This paper analyzes the impact of Korea's emissions trading scheme (K-ETS) on publicly traded firms. It empirically evaluates the effectiveness of the scheme and its effects on firms' emission reduction behaviors and financial performance.
Liu M.
Empirical study on the financial impact of China's carbon emission trading on listed firms. Analyzes profitability and stock price changes post-implementation, finding mixed effects influenced by policy support and market maturity.
Wang S.
This paper empirically examines the impact of China's carbon emissions trading (ETS) policy on the bargaining power of high-carbon enterprises, suggesting that the policy may enhance firms' market negotiation power.
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