This page provides an English interface to the gxceed GX paper corpus. The corpus aggregates papers from 14 contributing 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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S. Saputri, Ersi Sisdianto, Nurhayati Nurhayati
Using sustainability and annual reports (2018–2024) from five Indonesian Sharia commercial banks, this study quantitatively tests how green corporate governance and green finance affect sustainable governance. Both factors show a positive, …
Abdul Saqib, Ibrahim Shittu, Hooi Hooi Lean
This study examines the nexus between disasters, energy poverty, and climate finance in disaster-prone countries. It explores how climate finance can support sustainable energy system building and improve energy access amid recurring disast…
Nazim Ullah
A systematic review of 12 empirical studies linking climate/green finance to renewable energy outcomes. Most report favourable associations, but evidence is geographically narrow (7 of 12 on China), uses incommensurable exposure indices, an…
Leticia Castaño, Encarna Esteban, Karen Michel Serrano Orellana
Using an event study from the UNFCCC (1994) to the Paris Agreement (2016), this paper examines stock market reactions to international climate agreements across ten sectors in Latin America, North America, and Europe. Most sectors in Latin …
Chevy Herli Sumerli, Fatima Malik, Ahmed Shah
This study examines financing models enabling circular economy adoption, including green bonds, impact investing, leasing, and public-private partnerships. Through literature review and case studies across manufacturing, energy, and service…
Amegnaglo CJ, Nonvide GMA, Adangbedou EJ
Using a 35-country African panel (2000–2023), this study finds clean energy finance robustly boosts wind and solar generation but reduces hydropower, showing technology-specific effects. Green finance lowers carbon intensity partly via rene…
Xolsaidova Dilnoza
This paper analyzes how investment in the green transition drives sustainable development, using comparative, trend and institutional analysis of IEA, World Bank, IRENA and Uzbek government data. It finds clean-energy capital now roughly do…
Tu C.A.
This study applies the Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) to prioritize the factors and barriers shaping green bond market development. Based on expert judgments, it ranks solutions for market growth. It offers implications for policy and ins…
Khalfaoui H.
This study examines how green finance, technology, and institutional quality moderate the link between energy transition and climate risk mitigation. Though the abstract is unavailable, its focus on transition finance and institutional driv…
Lai F.
This paper examines how climate policy uncertainty affects financing costs in China's green bond market. It empirically documents a paradox whereby policy-driven effects shape green bond pricing even amid rising policy uncertainty. The stud…
Ringstad I.E.F.
This study examines the interconnectedness between green bonds, clean energy markets, and carbon quota prices across time and frequency dimensions. It reveals spillover structures linking carbon pricing to financial markets, informing trans…
Mohammed Musah, Isaac Adjei Mensah, Thomas Appiah +2
Using Australian data (1996–2021) and Kernel Regularized Least Squares machine learning, this study examines how green energy finance and environmental taxes affect environmental quality, moderated by rule of law. Green energy finance and r…
Wenna Fan
Using RIF regression on 285 Chinese cities (2005–2024), this study finds that climate transition risk—proxied by climate policy uncertainty—widens inter-city economic disparities and polarization, especially in high-growth, non-resource-bas…
Kwaku Afrifa, Abena Osei
This review examines sustainable finance's role in green investment and financing the ecological transition across three dimensions: ESG integration into investment and asset pricing, green financial instruments and intermediation, and fina…
Martins MMV, Cezar RF, Carrer DA +1
This paper builds the NDC Compliance Gap Indicator (NCGI) for 104 countries (2013–2024), showing non-compliance risk is predictable six years ahead. Using seven ML algorithms, SHAP, and double machine learning, it finds climate finance volu…
Ibragimova, Shaxnoza
This paper analyzes green and sustainable investment as the core financial engine of the green transition. It clarifies the theoretical links among ESG criteria, climate finance, and responsible investing, and reviews global green finance t…
Kraus A.
An empirical study of how markets react to green bond issuances and related disclosures by European banks and insurers. It distinguishes issuance from disclosure events, contributing evidence on how financial institutions' green finance act…
Basri Y.M.
An empirical study on how green finance affects sustainability performance in Indonesian village-owned enterprises (BUMDes), with green innovation as a mediator and green entrepreneurial orientation as a moderator. It traces the pathway fro…
Wahyuningsih N.A.
This study examines how green finance structurally drives the sustainability of small-scale fisheries, using RAPFISH-based multidimensional assessment. It scores environmental, social, and economic dimensions to test whether financing acces…
Bakri M.R.
This study empirically examines how fintech development and green finance affect environmental sustainability across the ASEAN-5 economies. It tests whether expanded green financing and digital financial technology contribute to improved en…
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