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 321–340 of 2836 papers
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 …
Clayton C.
A case study of Drax Group's bioenergy with carbon capture and storage (BECCS) project in the UK. It examines combining biomass power generation with CCS to deliver net carbon removal, and its ties to UK renewable and carbon-removal policy …
van Os P.
A paper examining how carbon capture, utilization and storage (CCUS) can accelerate low-carbon industrial growth. It appears to frame CCUS as a lever for decarbonizing industry while sustaining economic growth. Specific methods and findings…
W. Utaman, T. Nguyen, W. Ampomah +1
This paper develops a practical method to estimate CO2 leakage rates through cement sheaths in geological carbon sequestration, modeling degraded cement via Darcy's law and micro-annuli via narrow-slot approximation. A Delaware Basin case s…
Zhen Zhang, Gaofeng Liu, Yongliang He +3
This study applies CO2 phase-transition fracturing (CO2–PTF) to coal samples and quantifies multiscale fracture-pore changes using CT, HPMI, LTNA and LTCA. Fracturing sharply increases fracture volume, surface area and maximum length, enlar…
Bomi Kim, Yongho Seong, Qingquan Liu +1
This review compares major CO2 storage formations (saline aquifers, depleted reservoirs, coal seams, basalt) on capacity, injectivity, containment and maturity, and examines structural, residual, solubility and mineral trapping. It critical…
Jasmine Bhambra
CCUS deployment is constrained by weak public acceptance, yet its acceptance research has evolved separately from wider energy-technology literature. Comparing wind cases in Germany and Texas and EV cases in Norway and Ontario against Quest…
Sujib Chandra Sutradhar
This study compares amine-based and cryogenic carbon capture for NGCC power and cement plants using an Excel-based LCOCC model built on NETL data. Cryogenic capture shows ~12% lower LCOCC for NGCC and ~29% lower for cement in base cases, wi…
Adeniyi Adeoloye
This review compares CCS legislation across five Canadian provinces, covering pore-space tenure, liability for CO2 leaks, and project approval requirements. Geological and engineering approval criteria are broadly similar, but inter-provinc…
Antonino Runci, Mustafa Cem Usta, Hadi Kazemi Kamyab +4
A review of mineral carbonation applied to low-carbon foam-based construction materials. It surveys how CO2 mineralization can be integrated into lightweight, insulating foam materials for construction. The work sits at the intersection of …
Angeliki Maragkaki, Evangelia Alexandraki, Vasilis Katsanis +8
This narrative review synthesizes pyrolysis of agricultural residues into biochar, bio-oil and syngas, covering feedstock chemistry, reactor types and biochar properties. It reports permanent removals of ~2.7 t CO2-eq per tonne of biochar, …
José Guillermo Rivera de la Cruz, Jonathan Raisin, Marc Fontecave +6
This review analyzes energy inefficiencies in electrochemical CO2 reduction (CO2R), focusing on cation-induced shielding and interfacial alkalization. At industrial current densities, local proton depletion drives extreme interfacial pH shi…
Thielges S.
This work examines Germany's industrial climate transformation strategy across targets, decarbonization pathways, policy instruments, and societal acceptance. It positions carbon capture and utilization (CCU) as a building block for industr…
Muhammad Noman Khan, Shameem Siddiqui, L. Hathon +3
This study evaluates long-term CO2 storage in Silurian dolomite cores through 6-month scCO2-brine-rock reaction experiments at 120°C and 2,000 psi, combining microstructural characterization (micro-CT, XRD, SEM, ICP) with in-situ resistivit…
Jing-Yuan Guan, Anna Rose Sutherland, Dominic Pjontek
This study techno-economically compares integrated CO2 capture and utilization (ICCU) to methanol against conventional CCU with MEA. ICCU cuts capture energy but raises purification/distillation loads, creating a trade-off between capture s…
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