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 961–980 of 1617 papers
Irsa Azam, Yongsheng Guo, Chi Keung Marco Lau
This study examines the impact of green finance on ESG readiness using data from 32 high and 25 low ESG-ranked countries (2014-2022). It finds that renewable energy investments consistently act as catalysts for sustainability transitions, w…
Yassine Charabi
This paper presents a system-dynamics model quantifying the temporal mismatch between immediate AI infrastructure emissions and delayed system-level savings. Using IEA scenarios, it calculates cumulative carbon debt and analyzes policy leve…
Apolline Simons, Lena Rethel
This paper examines how Southeast Asian countries, despite subordination in global finance, have exercised non-hegemonic agency in developing green taxonomies that prioritize socio-economic development over profit maximization. Using softwa…
Gertjan Wijburg, Richard Waldron
This paper critically examines the feasibility of green transition under financialized capitalism, proposing three strategies of 'green de-financialization': re-embedding finance in sustainable production, reforming financial governance, an…
Dawinder Singh
This paper examines green growth as a pathway to sustainable development, analyzing economic strategies for a low-carbon transition. It highlights the need for coordinated policies including carbon pricing, green fiscal measures, sustainabl…
Loso Judijanto
This study explores the role of green finance in achieving net-zero emissions in the palm oil sector. Through a literature review, it finds that mechanisms like green bonds and sustainability-linked loans are emerging but insufficient to me…
Mădălina Ana Burduja, Dorel Mihai Paraschiv
This paper examines how carbon pricing, subsidies, and green finance affect renewable energy investment across the EU, US, and South Korea. It finds that well-structured carbon pricing and consistent regulatory frameworks are essential, wit…
Pooja Kaushik, Vikas Garg, Sandeep Singh +1
This study analyzes the impact of green bond issuance on resource efficiency in ten upper-middle- and high-income Asia-Pacific economies using the CS-ARDL model from 2011-2021. Findings show a 1% increase in green bond issuance improves res…
Gábor Hulkó, János Kálmán, András Lapsánszky
This paper compares how financial supervisory authorities in the EU, Hungary, and Singapore integrate ESG objectives into regulation. It identifies three supervisory models: rule-based (EU), central bank-led (Hungary), and principle-based (…
Jarmo Kikstra, Zebedee Nicholls, Annika Ernest Högner +26
This paper presents a pre-release of harmonized emissions data for marker scenarios from seven IAM teams for CMIP7 ScenarioMIP. The data are consistent with MAGICC climate emulator outputs and include GHG concentrations and gridded emission…
Ge Gao
This article examines China's expanding and evolving influence on Latin America's energy transition, from early sovereign loans for fossil fuels and hydroelectric projects, through state-owned M&A in clean energy, to recent greenfield inves…
Furkan Ahmad, Ameni Boumaiza, Antonio Sanfilippo +1
This paper provides a comprehensive review of green finance (GF) and its role in achieving carbon neutrality. It systematically analyzes the interaction between GF and seven pillars of carbon neutrality, including renewable energy, emission…
Cerchione R., Passaro R., Sicardi V.
This study proposes a methodological framework for integrating the DNSH principle into corporate sustainability strategies. Using the Delphi method, it develops two taxonomies: one to guide investment choices and another to quantify environ…
Chenbo Xing
This study analyzes how Chinese steel exporters respond to anticipated EU CBAM using product-level data and a difference-in-differences approach. It finds that during the transition period, prices serve as the primary channel for carbon cos…
Piyush Khairnar, Banan T. Alzoubi
This review synthesizes 30 LCA studies on embodied carbon of mid-rise mass timber buildings in the US. Mass timber shows 10-60% lower GWP than concrete and steel, with greater reductions when biogenic carbon storage and recycling are includ…
Toan-Vu Le, Long Do Duc, Huong Nguyen Thu +2
This paper conducts a bibliometric analysis of 744 Scopus-indexed articles on green energy policy from 1998 to 2023. It finds a surge in research since 2015 and identifies five thematic clusters: energy systems, global energy challenges, co…
Sharma, Prity
This paper provides a comprehensive evaluation of green banking's evolution, mechanisms, and global impacts, focusing on its role in the low-carbon transition. Drawing on institutional examples and empirical studies, it finds that green ban…
Pasquale Cavaliere
This paper comprehensively reviews barriers to steel decarbonization, covering the transition from BF-BOF to EAF and DRI, the role of hydrogen and CCUS, and policy support. It highlights projects like HYBRIT and identifies economic, technol…
Carlo Alberto Magni, Giomaria Columbu, Davide Baschieri +1
This study develops an integrated accounting-and-finance framework (Split-Screen Approach) to quantify the trade-off between profitability and environmental sustainability in green fleet transition projects. Using a case study of Iren Spa's…
Deepak Shukla
This paper reviews the growth of the green bond market, the existence of a green premium, and the importance of regulation and governance. It notes that the premium varies by issuer type, certification, and maturity, and identifies challeng…
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