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.
Showing 281–300 of 1903 papers
Ruben Prütz, Quirina Rodriguez Mendez, Robert J. Brecha +6
This paper maps the conflicting narratives surrounding carbon dioxide removal (CDR). Drawing on major climate modeling and policy institutions, it organizes divergent views among researchers, policymakers, and industry on CDR's role. It off…
Maniarasu Ravi, Suneel Kumar, Krishna Kumar Pandey +1
Low-cost activated carbons were synthesized from walnut shell, rice straw, and sugarcane bagasse via one-step carbonization and chemical activation for post-combustion CO2 capture. Sugarcane bagasse-derived adsorbent achieved the highest BE…
Gloria I. NGENE, Sylvie del Confetto, Ange NZIHOU
This study examines how metal loading on activated carbon derived from spent coffee grounds affects CO2 capture performance. It suggests metal type and loading influence adsorption efficiency, contributing to low-cost, waste-derived sorbent…
Muhammad Sajid Mehmood, Lu Di, Hongsheng Qian +2
This study analyzes determinants of CCU deployment across leading economies (2000-2024) using a hurdle panel model with instrumental variables. Carbon-intensive power systems and oil production promote CCU, while natural-gas production disc…
Aidan Docherty Harvey
This work develops microporous activated carbons from citrus waste for CO2 capture. It exemplifies a circular approach converting agri-food waste into carbon-capture materials, linking waste reduction with CCUS. Performance details are unav…
Jingwen Qi, Ziming Wang, Shuaian Wang
This study appears to model ship deployment and onboard carbon capture and storage (CCS) installation under the IMO Carbon Intensity Indicator (CII) policy. It addresses regulatory compliance and decarbonization investment decisions in the …
Chenhao Zhao, Jiaxin Liang, Xiaoqiang Dong +2
This study designs low-carbon grouts made entirely from industrial solid wastes—red mud, GGBFS and carbide slag—and quantifies their environmental performance via life cycle assessment. It demonstrates how cement substitution can cut embodi…
Ainong Yang, Guo Huang, Chao Li +3
This study examines the carbonation behavior and performance development of low-carbon compacted bricks made from lime mud and granulated blast furnace slag. It combines CO2 mineralization with industrial by-product reuse, offering a constr…
Chen Wang, Derick Yi, Andrew St. Pierre +1
A PNIPAM-TETA hydrogel sorbent enables moisture-activated CO2 capture with low-temperature regeneration. It achieves ~4.1 mmol/g CO2 uptake plus ~0.6 g/g water uptake at 5% CO2 and 70% RH, regenerating at 50°C in 30 min. Solar/Joule-heated …
Mohammad Moosazadeh, Shadfar Davoodi, Shahabaldin Rezania +10
This paper examines integrating direct air capture (DAC) into low-carbon energy systems, focusing on regeneration (desorption) energy penalties, renewable energy integration, and CO2 storage pathways. It likely quantifies DAC's feasibility …
Rafailia Mitraki, Muhammad Salman, Daniel Flórez-Orrego +2
This study presents a techno-economic superstructure model to optimize decarbonization pathways for the hard-to-abate lime industry under uncertain energy and carbon prices. Fuel switching alone cuts emissions by only 18%, while carbon capt…
Marano G, Sardone L, Devillanova g
Concrete decarbonization via supplementary cementitious materials is usually quantified per kg of binder. This paper shows analytically that this metric is structurally incomplete: because alternative binders bind less efficiently, meeting …
Aiken, Richard
Reference implementation of a sparse-chord gamma densitometer for non-intrusive detection of density non-uniformity in dense-phase CO₂ pipelines. It includes forward/detectability modelling, Monte Carlo scatter/cross-talk, and an instrument…
Denis Voskov, Denis, Saifullin, Ilshat, Wapperom, Michiel +4
Open-DARTS is an open numerical framework for modeling and optimizing subsurface reservoirs used in the energy transition—geothermal production, cyclic energy storage for renewables, and CO2 sequestration. Its simulation outputs support mor…
Nkou Nkou J.J.
This study applies project-level causal inference to CCUS-enabled hydrogen projects, estimating a minimum viable scale threshold and an adoption band at which deployment becomes economically viable. It offers quantitative guidance on the sc…
Rupesh Kumar Singh, Himanshu Sharma, Vishal Agarwal +1
Microporous activated carbons were synthesized from waste sugarcane bagasse via ZnCl2 activation, comparing direct, pre-carbonized, and hydrothermal routes. The optimal hydrothermal-derived sample achieved 2714 m2/g surface area with ~85% m…
Obiang Asue Santiago Clarin Obiang, Yankun Jia, Ming Guo
A theoretical modeling study of carbonic anhydrase immobilized in the MOF UiO-66 for enhanced CO2 capture. It explores how enzyme immobilization can boost CO2 absorption performance. Findings remain at the modeling stage, not yet industrial…
Appu Kondiyara
This paper analyzes the thermodynamics and levelized cost of direct air capture (DAC). Separating CO2 from air at 420 ppm requires 3.7x the minimum work of coal flue gas, but the cost gap stems mainly from air volume and contactor size. An …
Andong Liu, Anmol Mathur, Krish N. Jayarapu +4
Proposes an electrochemically mediated carbon capture approach using a membraneless architecture. Removing the membrane could cut cost, complexity, and degradation, improving the practicality of electrochemical CO2 capture. No abstract avai…
Silvina M. Gatica
A study on capturing CO2 from wet vapor streams. Without an abstract, specifics are unclear, but moisture-tolerant capture is a practical bottleneck for CCUS deployment in flue gas and industrial processes.
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