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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Pettit J.
This paper examines the infrastructure requirements for building a hydrogen economy through a South Australian case study. It outlines production, transport and storage needs in a renewable-rich region and draws implications for policy and …
Khalili H.
A techno-economic assessment and optimisation of green hydrogen and green ammonia within Australia's National Energy Market. It quantifies cost structures and grid-integration conditions for renewable-derived hydrogen and ammonia, informing…
Sang S.
This paper reviews research progress and future prospects for large-scale, full-process CCUS technology in power plants, covering capture through transport and storage. It examines technical challenges and deployment feasibility for decarbo…
Brohi A.A.
An empirical study examining how green finance and renewable energy consumption affect environmental sustainability in South Asian economies. It suggests that scaling green investment and renewables improves environmental indicators. Method…
Che W.
This paper examines how digital villages and green finance contribute to high-quality agricultural development. With no abstract available, the empirical method, dataset, and causal claims cannot be verified. It likely sits in the Chinese r…
Xu A.
An empirical study on how China's green finance pilot policy affects firm-level green technology innovation, analyzed through action points and green value. It examines the channels through which policy finance drives corporate green invest…
Bai K.
A study examining how green finance and agricultural carbon reduction drive rural revitalization in western China through spatial spillover effects. Without an abstract, methods and findings remain unclear, but the work links climate financ…
Jiang Z.
This paper examines how green finance can support Chinese telecom operators' sustainable development, outlining opportunities and challenges. It focuses on financing decarbonization and energy-efficiency investments in telecom infrastructur…
Barbot C.
This study examines how emissions trading systems (ETS) affect market competition and entry deterrence in the airline industry. It explores whether environmental regulation can act as a barrier to entry that distorts competition. The abstra…
Aguiar-Conraria L.
A wavelet analysis examining the relationship between California's cap-and-trade carbon market and energy prices. It captures time- and frequency-domain co-movement, showing how carbon prices interact with power and fuel prices, informing c…
Keppler J.
A study analyzing the 'rents' (excess profits) accruing to the European power sector from carbon trading under the EU-ETS. It examines how carbon costs are passed through to power prices and the resulting distributional effects. No abstract…
Zhu M.
An empirical study examining how carbon emission trading schemes affect firms' green innovation, distinguishing between radical and incremental innovation types. It probes whether carbon pricing shifts the quality and direction of innovatio…
Schneider L.
A policy study on 'restricted linking' between emissions trading systems, examining design options, expected benefits, and challenges. It explores partial rather than full integration as a route to carbon-price alignment and improved market…
Quan Y.
This study empirically examines how China's rate-based emissions trading system affects facility-level emissions abatement. Using facility-level data, it tests whether an intensity-based carbon pricing mechanism actually drives reductions, …
Wang P.
This paper examines the key challenges facing China's national carbon emissions trading program, the world's largest carbon market. It likely addresses design, implementation, and enforcement issues. No abstract was available, so specific m…
Wang B.
An empirical study examining how carbon emission trading policy shapes the relationship between digital technology and low-carbon innovation. It positions emissions trading as an antecedent that may channel digital tools toward decarbonizat…
Leining C.
This paper critically reviews the New Zealand Emissions Trading Scheme, examining three design innovations and offering a future outlook. It provides policy-relevant lessons on carbon market design applicable to other jurisdictions.
Rossetto D.
This paper examines how the EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) affects steel recycling. By pricing the embodied carbon of imported steel, CBAM could strengthen the competitiveness of low-emission scrap-based steel, while unclear t…
Li M.
This paper examines how the EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) affects international trade and policy responses through an economic and environmental equity lens. It analyzes trade-flow, competitiveness, and distributional effec…
Letsoalo N.
An empirical study examining the association between corporate social responsibility (CSR) and financial performance among firms listed on South Africa's Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE). It contributes evidence on the ESG–financial perfor…
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