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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Abdo H.
This paper analyzes the impacts of the net-zero transition on asset impairment, write-downs, and going concern of UK oil and gas companies. It quantifies the financial effects of transition risk and offers implications for valuation and dis…
Muhammad Ather Ashraf, Ahmad Ghazali, Adnan Bashir
This study examines whether international climate finance advances electricity-sector energy-security transitions in 118 developing economies (2000-2023). Results show climate finance is positively associated with renewable electricity perf…
Abdelmotalab Dalil
This study examines how sustainable finance impacts petroleum trade and transportation during the global energy transition using mixed methods. It finds a significant negative effect on capital access (β=-0.50) and positive effects on trade…
Seyed Alireza Modirzadeh, Ella Davies, Meghan Fitzpatrick +3
This TPI Centre report assesses the transition plans of 22 large companies in oil and gas and diversified mining sectors using the Net Zero Strategies (NZS) framework. It analyses decarbonisation levers, alignment with low-carbon scenarios,…
Lukas Schnabel, Setareh Heidari, Stefan J. Hock +1
This event study of 188 voluntary carbon goal announcements by U.S. public firms (2018–2024) finds a 0.65% positive cumulative abnormal return ($490M average increase). Investor reactions are stronger when media highlights business impact a…
Luca Arthur Badescu
This paper conceptually explores the potential of blockchain-based tokenization of real estate assets to close the financing gap for energy efficiency improvements in Romania's building stock. It highlights benefits such as fractional owner…
Noriyuki Segawa, Suliasi Vunibola, Viliame Kasanawaqa
This paper proposes a framework integrating ESG principles with a revised Joint Credit Mechanism (JCM) to attract private investment in sustainable infrastructure in Pacific Island countries. By allocating carbon credits to Japanese compani…
Badescu, Luca Arthur
This paper explores blockchain-based tokenization of real estate as a financing mechanism for energy-efficient building renovation in Romania. It conceptualizes tokenization as a way to fractionalize ownership, enhance liquidity, and automa…
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This paper analyzes the public-private divide in India's green finance and proposes policy recommendations to close the gap.
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This paper explores the role of the SDGs in shaping sustainable green finance and analyzes key regulatory and institutional frameworks at international and domestic levels. It identifies challenges in standardizing sustainable financial pro…
Adarsha Y.
This paper outlines the concept of green finance, examining its contribution to sustainable development and the risks of greenwashing. It offers practical insights for investors and corporations.
Agazada Nuray, Nasirova Afruz Sattar, Amina Rauf Huseynova
This paper critically evaluates the institutional weaknesses of existing climate finance mechanisms like the GEF and GCF, which rely on voluntary contributions. It proposes a Global Anti-Carbon Fund financed by a universal anti-carbon tax, …
Chahal B.P.S.
This paper explores pathways to zero carbon finance in SAARC economies, examining financing frameworks for decarbonization and presenting routes to a sustainable future, focusing on policy and financial mechanisms.
Nagarajan C.D.
This paper discusses green financial mechanisms to promote sustainable technology development. While no abstract is provided, it likely covers transition finance, green bonds, and sustainability-linked loans. Such mechanisms are crucial for…
Krasteva-Hristova R, Georgieva V
This paper investigates the uneven development of green bond markets across EU Member States by distinguishing between sovereign market entry and overall market depth. Using panel data from 2021-2025, Probit and Tobit models reveal that ent…
Rana S.
Examines the interplay of regulations, technology, and investor demand in India's green bond market, highlighting drivers for sustainable investment in an emerging economy.
Richard Sagor Mitra
This paper provides a comprehensive analysis of green banking practices in Bangladesh, using quarterly data from 2023-2024. It finds rapid growth in green finance (27.2% QoQ increase) but significant disparities between private and state-ow…
Marina Palaisti
This paper proposes a methodology to embed climate transition risk into banking book loan pricing, using Scope 3 emissions and PCAF attribution. It adapts climate policy capital concepts from trading books to amortizing loans, computing a l…
Potapova E.
This paper empirically examines how board characteristics (e.g., diversity, independence) affect green bond issuance success, showing that good governance facilitates fundraising.
Frecautan I.
This paper examines whether the Russian green bond market can serve as a hedge during crisis periods, analyzing the resilience and investor benefits of these instruments.
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