GX & Decarbonization Research

Luoye Chen, Zichong Chen, Donghao Jiang +1

This paper argues that global carbon accounting methodologies systematically undervalue China's blue carbon assets. It critiques how standardized approaches ignore local ecological conditions, leading to disadvantageous assessments for Chin…

Daniel Driscoll

This book analyzes the political failure of carbon taxes, arguing they failed because governments relied on wishful thinking and market signals instead of strategic investment and planning. It proposes the Growth Model Policy Alignment Fram…

Berta Singla Just, Laura Díaz-Guerra, Vaibhav Shrivastava +5

A 28-day soil incubation study examined how carbon availability, phosphorus, and moisture affect GHG emissions from bio-based fertilisers. Results show that labile carbon boosts CO2 emissions significantly, while recalcitrant carbon can lea…

Michal Wojewodzki, Mohamad H. Shahrour, Alireza Rohani +2

Using panel data on US S&P 500 firms from 2012 to 2024, this study finds that credit rating downgrades lead to a significant deterioration in emission reduction scores by about 1.8 points. Upgrades only improve emissions performance for inv…

Ziqi Li

This study examines how green innovation affects carbon performance in Chinese manufacturing firms from 2014-2023. It finds that green innovation significantly improves carbon performance, and climate policy uncertainty positively moderates…

Guozhen Zhang, Xiaonan Wang, Huijuan Zhang +1

This study empirically analyzes the impact of fiscal and financial policy synergy on regional carbon emissions using Chinese provincial panel data from 2006 to 2024. The results show that such synergy significantly reduces carbon emissions …

Andrea Catalina Carrero Perilla

This paper compares carbon tax policies on air passenger transport in Colombia and Spain from 2016-2022. Colombia introduced a direct carbon tax in 2016, while Spain uses indirect hydrocarbon taxation under EU climate policy. The analysis e…

Troels Krarup, Peter Karnøe

This paper analyzes the Danish Economic Councils' (DEC) consistent opposition to green energy subsidies over three decades, advocating instead for a uniform carbon tax as the sole policy instrument. The advice is found to be heavily theory-…

Dr. Sunita Chaki

Using panel data of developing countries from 2010-2023, this study applies econometric methods (fixed effects, ARDL, FMOLS) to examine the impact of green finance (green bonds, renewable energy credit) on carbon emissions and economic grow…

Ling Li, Ji Guo, Xianhua Wu

This paper analyzes the synergistic effects of carbon tax, revenue recycling, and technological progress on the transport sector. It examines how combining these policy instruments impacts emission reductions and economic outcomes.

Huifa Chen, Yuan George Shan, Junru Zhang

This paper examines whether internal carbon pricing (ICP) acts as an agent of change in corporate green transitions. It analyzes behavioral changes in firms adopting ICP, evaluating the impact on investment decisions and emission reductions…

Fathin Faizah Said

This study examines public acceptance and willingness to pay for carbon pricing in Malaysia, providing empirical evidence for policy design and public engagement.

Veronica Puspita Sari, R. Ricky Agusiady, Fitriana

This literature review examines the relationship between carbon taxation, ESG practices, and green economic transition. Findings show carbon tax has evolved into a strategic mechanism for low-carbon transformation. ESG plays a role in corpo…

Haizhou Wang, School of Business, University of Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, Beijing, 102488, China

This paper empirically examines how China's carbon emissions trading pilot promotes corporate digital transformation, using dual machine learning and difference-in-differences on panel data of A-share listed firms from 2010-2021. It identif…

Govinda Timilsina, Chau Tran, Gal Hochman

This paper analyzes firms' preferences for emissions reduction measures and their willingness to pay for a carbon tax in Viet Nam, offering insights for policy design.

Han Phoumin, Farhad Taghizadeh-Hesary, Youngho Chang +1

This article provides an overview of carbon pricing mechanisms in ASEAN and East Asian countries, discussing their implementation status and challenges. It offers policy options for achieving regional emission reduction targets and emphasiz…

Natania Thomas

This paper analyzes the relationship between carbon intensity and weighted average cost of debt in the Indian automotive industry. It finds that firms with higher emissions face higher borrowing costs and identifies a J-curve effect where g…

Alin Halimatussadiah, Dandy Rizky Wibowo, Akhmad Rizal Shidiq

This paper discusses carbon pricing in Indonesia. While no abstract is available, it likely covers the design and impacts of carbon pricing mechanisms in the country.

Tamara Latifah Jasmine, Niken Prilandita, Heru Purboyo Hidayat Putro +1

This study evaluates overload trucks (ODOL) in Indonesia from technical and social perspectives. Technical analysis shows higher fuel consumption, CO2 emissions, and carbon tax burdens for ODOL trucks. Social survey reveals that drivers' po…

Gregory Casey, Kyle C. Meng, Ivan Rudik

This paper builds a quantitative trade model to compare US carbon tariffs with and without a domestic carbon tax. It finds that a standalone carbon tariff achieves half the global emissions reductions of the combined policy, while increasin…