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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Tang J.
An empirical study examining how green finance affects urban energy efficiency across Chinese prefecture-level cities. It likely tests whether expanded green lending and investment translate into measurable efficiency gains at the city leve…
Eugine Balayo Sifuna, Stephnora Oluchi Adeyanju, Opeyemi Ezekiel Adedokun +3
A structured integrative review of 84 studies (2002-2025) on green finance and clean-energy transitions. Green bonds mobilize capital but pricing advantages depend on issuer quality, verification, and use-of-proceeds credibility. Financing …
Rohan Iyer, Ananya Sharma
This paper examines how sustainable finance affects macroeconomic growth using cross-country data on green bond issuance, ESG fund allocation, and GDP growth across developed and emerging economies. Panel regressions show green bonds (β=0.0…
MUBARAK ALIYU DANMARAYA, Ma Jie, Aminu Hassan Jakada +2
Using panel ARDL on World Bank data (1990-2022), this study examines how carbon footprint and temperature affect food productivity in major Asian and African economies, and whether green finance moderates these effects. Asia shows a margina…
Mannhardt, Jacob, Waidelich, Paul, Schmidt-Engelbertz, Lukas +3
Companion dataset for a study quantifying how European Investment Bank financing affects the low-carbon energy transition through 2050. Produced by an ETH Zurich team, it contains all input data and result files needed to reproduce the anal…
Liu Z.
An empirical study on how green finance policy affects green innovation in Chinese high-polluting enterprises. It distinguishes exploratory from exploitative green innovation, examining heterogeneous policy effects. The findings inform how …
Han J.
An empirical study using panel data from 30 Chinese provinces examining how green finance affects the realization of ecological product value (monetization of ecosystem services). It tests whether green credit, green bonds and related finan…
Dineri E.
An empirical study examining how financial development, political stability, and foreign direct investment affect greenhouse gas emissions across BRICS economies. Without an abstract, methods and period are unclear, but it links macro-finan…
Wang S.
An empirical study using Chinese regional data to examine how green finance development and energy efficiency affect carbon emissions through spatial spillover effects. It suggests green finance may reduce emissions beyond regional borders,…
Liu C.
This study examines how green finance policy catalyzes innovation within China's new energy vehicle industrial clusters. It empirically traces the mechanisms linking policy design, cluster-level firm interaction, and technological innovatio…
Arshad A.
This paper empirically examines whether green bond issuance contributes to reducing CO2 emissions in developing countries. It analyzes how green-bond financing channels capital into low-carbon investment and its effect on emissions. It offe…
Jaiswal J.K.
A review of green and sustainable finance research across BRICS countries, proposing a forward research agenda. It likely maps the state of green bonds, sustainable investment, and institutional development in emerging markets. Useful refer…
Sofuoğlu E.
Examines how fintech development shapes the net-zero transition and environmental sustainability in Türkiye. Likely explores whether digital finance mobilizes green investment and decarbonization, and its limits. No abstract is available, s…
H. Malik, Imran Riaz Malik
Using a 489-firm G20 panel (2010-2022) and System GMM, this study jointly tests green finance engagement and ESG ratings on financial performance (ROA, Tobin's Q). Both are positively significant; the environmental pillar is the strongest E…
Firmansyah Arifin, Yuliani, I. Andriana +1
Using a fixed-effects model on ASEAN banks (2018–2022), this study examines whether sustainable finance strengthens corporate governance mechanisms. Green bonds asymmetrically moderate the governance–performance link: management-oriented go…
Brian Downes
Public enterprises manage much of the land and infrastructure that nature-based solutions (NbS) depend on, yet little is known about their adoption, financing, or barriers. This paper summarizes a systematic review of international evidence…
Maria Holopainen, Anniina Saari, Seppo Junnila
A qualitative content analysis of 33 leading European banks' green funding frameworks shows green property lending criteria rely largely on the EU Taxonomy, prioritizing harm reduction over net-positive outcomes. The authors argue green bui…
Abdul Ghani, Mahnoor Ahmad, Anam Ghaffar +2
Using a two-step system GMM on BRI economies (2000-2025), this study examines how climate-ecological pressure interacts with green transition. Green transition and green financial innovation significantly reduce ecological pressure, and ins…
L. P. Nga, T. Phan
Using PLS-SEM on 900 survey responses plus 45 expert interviews in Vietnam, this study finds environmental regulation pressure is the strongest driver of green finance, followed by stakeholder/market ESG pressure and digital financial inclu…
Utshav Ghimire, M. Siddique
Using PLS-SEM on survey data from 400 senior bank employees in Nepal, this study finds green finance significantly improves environmental, economic, and social sustainability performance, with CSR partially mediating the relationship. Limit…
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