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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Pragya Dheer, Alka Sharma
This chapter systematically reviews the theoretical foundations and recent trends in sustainable finance, introducing a four-pillar 'Sustainable Finance Ecosystem' covering green instruments, ESG integration, impact investing, and regulator…
Safdar S.
This paper analyzes green finance instruments (bonds, loans) and their impact on economic and environmental goals. It evaluates their effectiveness in emission reductions and renewable energy investment, concluding that policy support and t…
Janik B.
This paper examines green bonds as a driving force for environmental performance from a European perspective. It analyzes how green bond issuance influences environmental outcomes, highlighting the role of climate finance in decarbonization…
Jóźwik B.
This study analyzes the impact of green bond issuance and energy consumption on CO2 emissions across 17 financially developed countries from 2014 to 2023. Empirical findings suggest that green bonds contribute to emission reductions, highli…
Satya Pavan Kumar Ratnakaram, Qasim Albaqali, Huda Najjar +2
This chapter defines green finance, outlines its key components, and explains the symbiotic relationship with renewable energy. It analyzes instruments like green bonds and loans, global/regional investment trends, risk-return profiles, and…
Gabriela B.
This paper analyzes the policy, market, and climate change-related barriers hindering the scaling of green finance. It identifies institutional and structural impediments and provides strategic implications for overcoming them.
Liu M.
This systematic literature review synthesizes existing research on the impact of green finance on corporate green innovation. It organizes definitions, mechanisms, and empirical findings, identifying research gaps and future directions.
Chang L.
This paper examines whether green bonds yield real environmental benefits by analyzing issuer environmental performance and emission reductions, revealing effectiveness and challenges of green bonds as a climate finance instrument.
Abhilash A.
This paper provides a comprehensive review of green bond markets using a technology-driven systematic literature review. It synthesizes recent trends, challenges, and research gaps in green finance.
Mjadu L.
This paper compares green finance taxonomies in emerging and developed economies, analyzing the legal architecture of sustainable finance. It discusses differences in regulatory approaches and challenges for harmonization.
Azad M.A.K.
This paper revisits the current status of green and sustainable finance disbursement, offering policy insights. It examines how financial flows align with sustainability goals and suggests directions for future policy.
Li C.
This study examines the asymmetric impact of green finance on greenhouse gas emissions across the top ten green bond issuing countries. Using panel data and non-linear methods, it reveals that green finance reduces emissions more effectivel…
EHSAN RASOULINEZHAD, FARHAD TAGHIZADEH-HESARY
This paper analyzes the impact of green finance on energy efficiency, sustainable transition, and emission reduction in the top 10 green finance-supporting countries. Empirical results show that green finance significantly contributes to im…
Manal Elhaj, Fatma Mabrouk, Layan Alotaibi
This study analyzes panel data from 15 countries (2013-2022) to examine how green finance (green bond issuance and environmental protection expenditure) and renewable energy consumption affect CO2 emissions. Using fixed effects, FGLS, and m…
Smolenska, Agnieszka
This paper analyzes the constitutive role of law in sustainable finance from a sociolegal and legal institutionalist perspective. Using EU green bond issuances as a case study, it reveals co-constitutive dynamics where new financial instrum…
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…
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…
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…
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…
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…
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