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.
Showing 41–60 of 603 papers
Michael König, Mathias Grimm Bertello, Carola Menzel
This paper examines how transition finance is situated within regulatory frameworks, focusing on the role of policy and regulation in financing climate action, with implications for corporates and financial institutions.
Shen Z.
This paper empirically analyzes the impact of green finance policies on greenhouse gas emissions reduction using Chinese manufacturing data. It evaluates policy effectiveness and discusses the role of financial policies in climate mitigatio…
Shiu-Chieh Chiu, Yuqi Li, Ching-Hui Chang +1
This paper develops a contingent-claim framework linking a thermal power producer under carbon pricing with an insurer as a transition-finance channel. It shows that efficiency technologies (biomass cofiring, CHP, CCS) and predictable elect…
Ali Faridzad, Nivakan Sritharan
This study develops a sectoral input-output framework integrating carbon intensity and Hypothetical Extraction Centrality to estimate indicative green finance thresholds for Malaysia's net-zero transition. Electrical and optical equipment e…
Ewelina Sokołowska, Magdalena Olczyk
This book frames the green transition as a systemic process shaped by institutional capacity, political economy, and financial architecture, beyond technology and carbon pricing. It analyzes policy mixes, indicators, de-risking, market-maki…
Anim-Sampong SD, Abuanor P, Mensah-Bonsu KS
The U.S. clean energy manufacturing sector covers only 26-45% of domestic demand for wind blades, solar cells, and battery cells by 2030-35, while China dominates 60-80% of global markets. This paper proposes the Clean Energy Manufacturing …
Shuhan Cao
Using the green finance reform pilot zones as a quasi-natural experiment, this study employs DID on panel data from 814 listed high-energy-consuming firms (2011-2024). While average treatment effects are insignificant, heterogeneity analysi…
Yukino Kobayashi, Jiun-Da Lin
This article explains why Japan's GX sovereign bonds took a transition-labelled form, using a political economy lens. It shows how METI and transition-exposed industries shaped eligibility rules, while environmental actors had limited influ…
Hyo-Keun Jung, Hyung-Kun Joo
This paper examines transition finance strategies for export manufacturing industries to address carbon neutrality risks, focusing on trade-finance linkages. It proposes a financing framework to maintain and enhance international competitiv…
Mr, Lavudi Vijay, Dr. A. KARTHIGEYAN
This study empirically models the transmission of sustainable finance in banking, linking policy frameworks, ESG integration, green lending, and transition outcomes via PLS-SEM on survey data from 214 banking professionals. Findings show po…
Xiaocai Zhu, Siyuan Ren, Jun Wang
This paper examines the impact of green finance on the sustainable development of heavily polluting enterprises. It focuses on the trade-off between short-term gains and long-term returns, empirically analyzing how green finance affects fir…
Lu J.
This paper explores the role of sustainable finance in achieving carbon neutrality in the transportation sector. It examines financing mechanisms and policy linkages necessary for decarbonizing transport, offering practical insights.
Achterfeldt S.
This paper classifies the EU taxonomy for sustainable activities among other sustainable finance taxonomies worldwide, comparing definitions and criteria. It highlights challenges of international consistency and offers implications for tax…
Chan K.J.D.
This paper analyzes how misalignments in sustainable finance taxonomies across jurisdictions affect cross-border capital flows. It argues that 'leakage' in taxonomies creates opportunities for greenwashing and regulatory arbitrage, leading …
Karima LAMRANI
This study compares green bonds and sustainable bank credit for financing the ecological transition of Moroccan firms, examining accessibility, costs, reporting, and flexibility. It finds green bonds suit large firms, while bank credit is m…
Hu F.
This paper empirically analyzes the relationship between urban green technology transfer networks and green finance development in China's Yangtze River Delta. It examines how network structures affect the effectiveness of financial support…
Sofia Cabezon Wang, Sofia Cabezon Wang, Yuhe Zhu +3
This paper proposes a four-layered framework (project eligibility, risk-return architecture, information design, verification) to enhance the effectiveness of green finance. Using sustainable debt market data and case studies from Shanghai …
Tianzheng Luo, Zhipeng Cui, Zixin Tian
This study uses a difference-in-differences approach on 105 Chinese listed construction firms (2010-2020) to show that the Green Finance Reform and Innovation Pilot Zone (GFRIPZ) policy significantly boosts green innovation, with improved f…
Gojaeva E.
This paper argues that green and sustainable financing is a promising mechanism for attracting foreign investment. It focuses on how sustainable finance frameworks can enhance investor confidence and facilitate capital inflows, though speci…
Liang H.
This paper systematically reviews theoretical models and empirical evidence on how financing green versus brown sectors affects economic and environmental outcomes. It synthesizes findings on the role of monetary policy and regulation in de…
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