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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This study introduces a Green Finance Index (GFINI) and uses Fourier-based econometric methods to analyze its impact on carbon emissions in the UK. A 1% increase in GFINI reduces per capita CO2 emissions by about 7.6%. Hydrogen R&D also red…
Olaniyi Evans
This paper analyzes the convergence of ESG investment flows, digital infrastructure, and renewable energy in Africa and Latin America. Using 2025-2026 financing data, it shows that debt-led cleantech capital is accelerating Africa's energy …
Andrea Gatto, Dario Salerno
This paper outlines the role of green finance in supporting climate action and the energy transition, discussing instruments such as carbon pricing, green bonds, and transition finance, along with policy alignment.
Rosie Collington, Jacob Hasselbalch
This paper introduces the concept of 'epistemic derisking' to describe how government energy models and scenarios serve as knowledge infrastructures to attract private capital for renewable energy. Based on interviews and document analysis …
Junyao Gong
Using Chinese A-share listed company data, this paper finds that corporate carbon neutrality management significantly reduces firm risk by alleviating financing constraints. The effect is stronger for firms with lower audit quality and inst…
Vikas Pandey
This paper analyzes the structural contraction and fragmentation of ship finance, highlighting the challenge of financing the $1.2-1.6 trillion green transition investment required by IMO's 2023 strategy. It evaluates limitations of existin…
Jeneba Joy Tucker, M. Bein, B. Gyamfi +1
This study examines the impact of sustainable finance (emission reduction policies, environmental expenditures, green bond issuances) on investor trust using 17 years of data from 334 non-financial firms listed on the London Stock Exchange.…
Bimenyimana Jean-Claude, Meisheng Dong
This study examines the effects of stock market development and renewable energy consumption on CO2 emissions in nine African economies from 2000-2024. It finds that domestic credit amplifies the positive effect of stock markets on emission…
Adrián Alberto Martínez Blanco, Francela Grisel Ramos Lizano, Bedoya Horta, Ángela Fernanda
This paper argues that a just transition from fossil fuels must include meaningful climate reparations for historical harm. It critiques existing loss and damage governance as insufficient and calls for a global reparations framework with e…
Muskaan Sachdeva, Anju Singla, Nidhi Tanwar
This paper analyzes 272 articles on green investments (GI) and Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) from 2007-2024, combining bibliometrics and systematic review. It identifies four core themes: market-based green financial instruments, ren…
Anne Löscher
This paper analyzes the relationship between climate change, international finance, and the balance of payments, proposing two novel indices to measure these interactions. It aims to capture the link between international capital flows and …
Xia Y.H.
This study examines how green finance and local regulations affect industrial green innovation efficiency in China. It explores the role of policy and financial mechanisms in driving green transformation at the industrial level.
Liu L.
This paper analyzes the synergy between green finance and ESGGI performance of Chinese companies, investigating whether green concern influences corporate performance.
Fang S.
This study empirically examines the impact of industrial co-agglomeration and green finance on urban carbon emission efficiency in Shandong Province, China. It suggests that green finance can contribute to improving carbon efficiency.
Gizem Bediroğlu, Feyyaz Zeren
This paper uses a novel machine learning framework (QQKRLS, WKRLS, RWKRLS) to analyze the determinants of the US Green Finance Index from 1961 to 2024. It finds that economic growth and ESG performance are key drivers, while geopolitical ri…
Ahmed Adjal, Venera-Stanca Nicolici, Eugenia Grecu +1
This paper proposes a Quantum-Verified Green Bond (QVGB) framework to address opacity in sustainable debt markets. It uses NV-center quantum sensors for real-time CO2/CH4 measurement at physical precision limits, and quantum key distributio…
Hongxiao Yin, Tao Hu
This paper examines the heterogeneous impact of green finance on carbon emissions in China's listed high-energy-consuming manufacturers. Using a three-level regression model, it tests the effect of green finance indices, sub-tools, and gree…
Saravade V.
This paper examines the drivers and barriers for green bond market growth in Canada, offering insights for scaling climate finance through policy and market mechanisms.
Kashif M.
This study empirically examines the impact of green finance and FinTech mechanisms on financial stability using data from advanced and emerging economies, offering insights into systemic risk evaluation.
Qi-hui Wang, Sareer Ahmad, Nigah Zehra
This study analyzes the impact of green finance on CO2 emissions using panel data from 22 Asian economies (2000-2022). Fixed-effects results show a negative association: a 1% increase in green finance reduces emissions by 0.0107%. Populatio…
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