GX & Decarbonization Research

X.H. Chen, Y.X. Zhang, X.X. Hu +5

This paper investigates circulating fluidized bed carbon capture technology using lithium-based sorbents, exploring performance and mechanisms to enhance CO2 capture efficiency.

Longxiang Chen, Die Wei, Hailin Gu +3

This paper presents a thermodynamic analysis of a novel hydraulic piston-based carbon capture system, evaluating its efficiency and feasibility. It suggests potential for reduced energy consumption compared to conventional amine scrubbing, …

Sangjin Oh, Chaewoon Oh, Mina Lee +1

This policy research aims to formulate project methodologies for carbon credits generated by Direct Air Carbon Capture and Utilization (DACCU) technologies. It addresses the lack of established methodologies for this emerging carbon removal…

Han Zhao, Suhui Liu, Tong Li +7

This study presents novel COF-based IL/bacterial cellulose composite membranes for carbon capture, evaluating their structure and CO2 separation performance, showing potential for efficient carbon capture.

Supreetha Sivaraj, Hye-In Kim, Su-Ji Jeon +6

This study proposes using antioxidant nanozymes to enhance marine algae growth and improve carbon capture capacity, suggesting a new nature-based carbon removal approach.

Wei-Hsin Chen, Aristotle T. Ubando, John Patrick Mercado

This study focuses on the reduction of magnetite in chemical-looping combustion for carbon capture. It analyzes reaction mechanisms and efficiency, potentially contributing to the advancement of CCUS technology.

Zitong Zhuang, Zhiqiang Wang, Yangbo Xue +3

This study develops hierarchical porous carbon from biomass for direct air carbon capture (DAC) and supercapacitors. The ultrahigh surface area suggests potential for high CO2 adsorption capacity and electrochemical performance.

Frantisek Lizal, Ondrej Cejpek, Milan Maly +4

This study investigates the design and performance comparison of atomizers for intensified carbon capture. It evaluates the efficiency of various atomizers, contributing to the development of more effective carbon capture technologies.

Bertha Maya Sopha, Sholeh Ma’mun, M. Arif Wibisono +1

This paper explores carbon scheme scenarios (e.g., carbon pricing, credits) for retrofitting coal-fired power plants with carbon capture systems in Indonesia. It analyzes the economic and emission reduction impacts under different policy op…

Mohsen Nasrollahi, Farzin Hosseinifard, Mohsen Salimi +1

This paper conducts a life cycle assessment of direct air capture (DAC) technology integrated with solar photovoltaics. It quantifies reductions in energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions compared to conventional DAC, discusses scal…

Bruktawit M. Ahmed, Mahelet G. Fikru

This paper analyzes the impact of carbon capture technologies on energy prices. Although specific findings are not available from the title alone, it contributes to discussions on cost-effectiveness in the clean energy transition.

Oscar Stenström, Magnus Rydén

This case study examines the unintended consequences and regrettable aspects of bioenergy with carbon capture and storage (BECCS), highlighting potential negative impacts on land use and ecosystems despite its contribution to climate goals.

Sebastian Borgquist, Sai Hema Bhavya Vinjarapu, Sara Vallejo Castano +20

This paper presents an electrochemical method for capturing CO2 from a magnesite calcination plant, aiming to efficiently separate and recover carbon dioxide from mineral-derived emissions for storage or utilization.

Jinsong Shi, Runhan Yan, Nanfu Yan +5

This study synthesizes nitrogen-doped carbon flower-like materials and evaluates their carbon capture performance. Results show high CO2 adsorption capacity and selectivity, suggesting potential for CCUS applications.

Bei Lin, Xiaoyu Ji, Yingtong Wang +1

This paper proposes a robust optimization approach for CCUS infrastructure design that accounts for carbon emission uncertainty, enabling optimal selection of pipelines and storage sites under uncertainty, supporting policy and investment d…

Bharat Kumar Majhi

This paper explores the potential of cyanobacteria for carbon capture, storage, and utilization (CCUS). It reviews CO2 fixation via photosynthesis and subsequent storage or conversion into valuable products. Challenges and prospects of biol…

Pin Lv, Qun Huan, Min Song

This review examines biochar production optimization and carbon sequestration potential, assessing its contribution to carbon neutrality.

Fan Liu, Liang Zhao, Chen Zhu +1

This study experimentally investigates the dissolution kinetics of steel slag in ammonium chloride solutions for carbon mineralization. It quantifies how reaction conditions affect dissolution rates, providing insights to improve carbon cap…

Svetlana Ratner, Anastasiia Sinelnikova, Narine Khalatyan +2

This paper critically reviews Russia's CCUS policy in the context of hydrogen energy development. It analyzes the role and challenges of CCUS in Russia's energy strategy and discusses implications for global climate goals.

Peng-Tao Wang, Xiao-Ya Liang, Fei-Yin Wang +1

This study evaluates optimized CCUS deployment in China's cement industry using scenario analysis. It assesses costs, CO2 reduction potential, and priority technology pathways, providing insights for China's emission reduction targets.