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 41–60 of 1903 papers
Alfonso Ferrara, Paola Imbimbo, Rocco Acciaio +3
This review surveys carbon management pathways (CCS, CCUS, CCU) with a focus on biological CCU using microalgae and carbonic anhydrases (CAs). It examines enzyme immobilization advances and support materials that improve CA stability, reusa…
Mauro Capocelli, Marco Facchino, Cecilia Pistolesi +2
This review classifies low-carbon and renewable energy integration into carbon capture via renewable heat (RH-CC), renewable electricity (RE-CC), and renewable/recovered cryogenic energy (CR-CC). Indirect solar heat, high-temperature heat p…
郑成成, Qin Lu, Zhang Qian +4
A K-promoted CoCu/ZrMgOx catalyst was prepared by sol-gel and tested for the reverse water-gas shift (RWGS) reaction. K addition suppressed methanation and boosted CO selectivity, reaching 23.32% CO2 conversion and 99.92% CO selectivity at …
Zhang S.
This paper develops an optimization model for the carbon capture, utilization and storage (CCUS) supply chain, applied to a case study in Northeastern China. It optimizes capture, transport, storage and utilization stages to assess the econ…
Lu M.F.
This review systematically surveys ship-based carbon capture, utilization and sequestration (CCUS) technologies. It maps technical options, maturity levels and barriers for onboard CO2 capture, and positions them within maritime decarboniza…
Shardul Tiwari, Kate J. Neville, C. Hoicka
This paper challenges the assumption that carbon capture, conversion, and utilization (CCU/CCUS) advances decarbonization, arguing instead that these technologies can entrench existing fossil-fuel infrastructure and reinforce carbon lock-in…
Liang-Min Xiong, Cong Ma, Jian-Feng Guo +5
A study on electrocatalytic systems that couple CO2 reduction with alcohol oxidation. By pairing CO2 conversion to value-added chemicals with anodic alcohol oxidation, the approach aims at more energy-efficient electrolysis. It contributes …
Grant Charles Mwakipunda, Long Yu, Junwei Huang +2
This review systematically synthesizes recent advances in CO2 sequestration in deep saline aquifers across experiments, simulations, pore-scale analyses, and field applications. It evaluates trapping mechanisms (structural, residual, solubi…
Haif Aljomard, Abrar Inayat, Farrukh Jamil +3
This study co-valorizes spent coffee grounds and PET waste into KOH-activated carbon for CO2 capture, evaluating adsorption performance and underlying mechanisms. It links waste upcycling with carbon capture materials, though no abstract is…
Xu Wang, Qianqian Guo, Quan Huang +3
This work reuses nitrogen from the hydrothermal aqueous-phase waste stream to synthesize N-doped activated carbons for CO2 capture. It links waste valorization with carbon-capture materials, though no abstract is available to confirm perfor…
Jinhua Zhang, Xun Chen, Zhen-tao Zhang +4
MEA-based CO2 capture from coal flue gas is limited by high regeneration energy. Using Aspen Plus, four progressively enhanced configurations were modeled, integrating lean-rich heat exchange with mechanical vapor compression at both desorb…
Mingyang Yin, Xiao Chen, Yuyan Chen +1
A novel phase-change absorption system using AEEA/NHD/H2O aims to capture CO2 with high efficiency and low energy consumption. Phase-change solvents can cut regeneration energy, potentially lowering CCUS cost barriers. No abstract is availa…
A. Ređep, Tibor Bešenić, X. Wang +2
This review examines the energy demands of deploying carbon capture, utilization and storage (CCUS) and the opportunities for integrating it with renewable energy. It highlights that CCUS is energy-intensive, so pairing it with renewables i…
Burunova, Margarita, Vetik, Iuliia, Stepanova, Anna +3
This paper presents an open, machine-readable dataset compiling standardized CO2 sorbent parameters from the literature up to 2026. It includes sorbent category, capture conditions, capacity, kinetics, cyclic stability, cost, and selectivit…
Yaxian Wang, Yuxin Chen, Jizhe Li
Using 3983 Chinese facilities and national oilfield/saline aquifer storage data, four CCS deployment scenarios compare point-to-point vs. clustered source-sink matching. Small-scale plants contribute 3.2 Gt CO2 abatement over 2030-2060; clu…
Symonds R.
This work presents a systematic approach to designing, modeling, and conducting techno-economic-environmental analysis of CO2 capture technologies within a National CCUS Assessment Framework (NCAF). It aims to standardize capture-technology…
Lothe A.E.
This paper proposes a framework for high-level technical screening of promising CCUS value chains at the regional level. It evaluates capture, transport, storage and utilization options against regional conditions to prioritize which chains…
Li Z.
An LCA study quantifying the co-benefits of CCUS in steel slag disposal. It evaluates simultaneous CO2 mineralization/sequestration and reduced environmental burdens from waste handling, linking steel decarbonization with circular resource …
Serikbolat K.M.
This work addresses carbon capture, utilization and storage (CCUS) applied to Kazakhstan's Tengiz oil field. It likely examines CO2 injection for enhanced oil recovery combined with storage, linking fossil-fuel production with emissions red…
Craig B.
This work presents guidelines for selecting corrosion-resistant alloys (CRA) for CCS and CCUS injection wells. It addresses material selection criteria for the corrosive CO2 injection environment, supporting long-term integrity and safety o…
Browse by Topic