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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Aleksandra Stanek-Kowalczyk, Monika Zajkowska
This chapter traces the evolution of the EU sustainable finance framework from the 2018 Action Plan to the 2021 Strategy for Financing the Transition, assessing its role in mobilizing capital for a sustainable economy. It examines the syste…
Deshinta Amalia Sholihah, Bambang Eko Afiatno
Using panel data from ten ASEAN countries (1991–2020), this study applies the Environmental Kuznets Curve framework with Panel ARDL/PMG estimation to examine how growth, fossil energy, renewables, innovation, and financial development affec…
OECD
This paper examines the policy frameworks that enable transition finance. It discusses how regulation, incentives, and disclosure regimes mobilize capital for decarbonization. It offers implications for designing transition-finance policy i…
Yongxiu Chen, Rana Zain ul Abidin, Rabia Qammar +1
Using 2008–2022 data from 30 Chinese provinces, this study examines how transition finance affects carbon emission efficiency (CEE). Transition finance significantly improves CEE (coefficient 0.020), operating mainly through structural tran…
Anh Vu
This thesis empirically examines the drivers and effects of green finance policies. Using 840,000 fossil fuel deals (2000-2018), it finds voluntary green finance policies reduce fossil fuel financing and shift it from equity to bonds/loans.…
Jingyi Zhou
Using Chinese A-share listed firms (2015-2025), this paper manually codes local transition-finance policies and applies a staggered difference-in-differences design based on industry exposure. It finds that transition-finance policies give …
Ekaterini Georgiades, Katia Georgiades
This paper proposes a finance-led diagnostic framework for evaluating corporate climate transition plans through the lens of financial credibility. It applies the framework to selected European electric utilities, examining how reported tra…
乔雁翔
Using global active equity mutual fund holdings, this paper shows funds allocate less capital to countries with higher electricity intensity. The effect weakens where renewable penetration and environmental policies are stronger, indicating…
Wikus Kruger, Alin Halimatussadiah, Fabian Wagner +3
This paper compares South Africa's and Indonesia's Just Energy Transition Investment Plans (JET-IPs) using a three-level framework (country, programme, project), focusing on their ability to mobilize private renewable-energy investment. It …
Essang,, E. A.
This doctrinal legal study examines the transition from fossil-fuel dependence to climate-driven divestment and green investment across Nigeria, Senegal and the Netherlands. It finds benefits in regulatory clarity and corporate climate acco…
Cotton D.
A piece addressing transition finance and its markets, focusing on the funding mechanisms and market structures that support decarbonization transitions. Without an abstract, the specific contribution is unclear, but the topic sits at the c…
Caldecott B.
This paper defines transition finance and examines how to embed it within post-Covid-19 recovery policy. It contributes to the design of frameworks for mobilizing capital toward decarbonization transitions.
Viens N.
This paper critically examines the Canada Infrastructure Bank as a case study of how public financial institutions attempt to 'derisk' private investment in decarbonization infrastructure. It interrogates the limits of green finance and the…
Tuhkanen H.
This paper examines whether companies' climate targets (e.g., SBTi commitments) are genuinely linked to their green bond issuance and debt financing. It questions whether green bonds serve as credible signals of corporate decarbonization co…
Vulturius G.
This work examines whether sustainability-linked bonds (SLBs) can drive issuers' transition to net-zero emissions. It frames SLBs within transition finance and outlines future research directions. Without an abstract, specific empirical fin…
Winkler H.
This work examines South Africa's 'just transition transaction,' an innovative financing scheme that funds both the accelerated phase-out of coal and social justice measures. It offers practical lessons on aligning decarbonization with soci…
Morse A.
A study on the economics of net-zero banking, likely examining how banks decarbonize lending portfolios, the incentives and costs of transition finance, and how regulation shapes bank behavior. Without an abstract, specifics are unconfirmed…
Konstantinos Loizos
A post-Keynesian institutionalist account of how development banks can finance the sustainability transition. It argues market-led transition finance is insufficient and that public development finance must supply long-term, low-cost capita…
Liu Y.
This paper examines what makes a credible transition plan for the coal power sector, reviews current disclosure frameworks, and discusses implications for transition finance. It addresses how hard-to-abate high-emission sectors can disclose…
Li C.
This paper examines how green finance can support Chinese power enterprises in their transition to carbon neutrality. It highlights the large capital needs of decarbonizing the power sector and the role of green bonds and transition finance…
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