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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Aiman Bakhorji
An applied-geoscience editorial arguing that CCUS has moved beyond lab and pilot stage into mainstream power-generation strategy, industrial decarbonization, and national net-zero roadmaps. It frames the shift from aspirational goals to bin…
Tuo Ye, Pengcheng Guo, Ruiqi Xue +5
This work develops alkali-metal-doped ultramicroporous carbon derived from biomass, synergistically enhancing CO2 adsorption capacity and photothermal conversion for solar-driven regeneration. It points toward lower-energy CO2 capture enabl…
Qianqian Guo, Hao Pan, Quan Huang +5
This study synthesizes porous carbons from sewage sludge and spent coffee grounds, synergistically doped with endogenous and exogenous nitrogen, to enhance CO2 capture performance and clarify the underlying mechanism. It is a materials-engi…
Aksel Bang, Helena Thougaard; id_orcid 0009-0003-3402-2777 Jensen, Poul Thøis Madsen
This report examines the societal and infrastructural conditions for cost-effective, scalable, and risk-resilient CCUS deployment. Using Greenport North's CO₂ terminal initiative at the Port of Hirtshals as a case study, it identifies the s…
Mauro Capocelli, Erika Ballini, Mauro Luberti
First process-level assessment of using non-condensable gas vents from thermal desalination (MSF/MED) as a CO₂ recovery feed. Aspen Plus models explicitly capture seawater carbonate chemistry, electrolyte thermodynamics, CO₂ release, air le…
Wenhao Cao, Jie Yu, Ruili Li +5
TEPA- and PEI-functionalized biomass-derived porous carbons were tested for direct air capture in a fixed bed at 500 ppm CO2. TEPA samples outperformed PEI on amine-mass-normalized uptake, reaching 0.38–0.39 mmol/g dry at atmospheric pressu…
Stefano Ninfole, Knut Einar Rosendahl
This paper examines interactions between electricity markets and Direct Air Capture adoption using theory and stylized simulations. DAC can raise or lower electricity price volatility depending on technology type; cost or efficiency gains f…
Lino Reyes, Jianheng Zhao, Adam Daigneault +1
This study reviews global biochar policies (financial, non-financial, R&D) and builds a techno-economic breakeven model to quantify how input subsidies and tax credits affect production costs in the Northeast US. It finds high production an…
Xu Chen, Wenxiu Zhang, Li Zhou +8
This review synthesizes mechanism-guided advances in Cu-based catalysts for electrochemical CO2 reduction to multicarbon (C2+) products. It covers reaction pathways, C–C coupling mechanisms, thermodynamic/kinetic factors, and dynamic cataly…
Guicai Liu
This repository hosts the source code for a study that uses structure-free multimodal machine learning to predict metal–organic framework (MOF) performance for carbon capture from diffraction patterns and stoichiometry. It includes scripts …
Uribe-Francisco M.
A study evaluating integrated carbon capture and utilization (CCU) for U.S. microbreweries. Though no abstract is available, it appears to assess the feasibility of capturing and reusing fermentation-derived CO2 as a decarbonization option …
Yu T.
This study probabilistically evaluates the economics and supply adequacy of zero-carbon power systems incorporating CCUS. It examines how variable renewables and CCUS interact to balance cost-effectiveness with reliability in decarbonized e…
Cui Y.
A review-style evaluation of current carbon capture, utilization and storage (CCUS) technologies in the context of climate change response. It surveys technology trends and challenges across capture, utilization and storage, discussing CCUS…
Larkin P.
A study on public confidence in risk decision-making for carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS). It likely examines transparency, stakeholder engagement, and governance as prerequisites for social acceptance and deployment. Though …
Sundar S.
A study combining techno-economic analysis (TEA) and life cycle assessment (LCA) of a novel algae-based CCUS technology, evaluating both cost and environmental performance to gauge deployment viability. Specific findings unavailable as no a…
Namitha M.R.
An overview positioning CCUS (carbon capture, utilization, and storage) as a key climate mitigation strategy. It surveys capture, transport, storage, and utilization technologies and their role in decarbonization transitions. No abstract is…
Saad D.M.
A study examining the scale of direct air capture (DAC) deployment required for California to reach net-zero. Based on the title, it likely quantifies DAC's role within the state's decarbonization pathway. Methods and findings are unavailab…
Huanyu Di, Guangzhe Zhang, Hanrui Ma +5
A materials study using advanced oxidation pretreatment of biomass to produce carbon-based adsorbents with high CO2 capture performance. Pretreatment likely tunes pore structure and surface chemistry to enhance CO2 uptake. It contributes to…
UT Austin, Connor Colombe
Using a Stackelberg game between a government planner and a CO2-emitting firm, the paper analyzes how CCUS subsidy levels affect emissions, firm profit, and social welfare. It analytically derives optimal subsidy levels and conditions under…
Buse Gizem Demirkan
This thesis compares Norway and Italy to examine how economic and political factors shape CCS adoption. Norway has one of Europe's strongest CCS strategies, while Italy—despite needing CCS given its energy mix—suffers fragmented policy and …
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