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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Ahmed Al‐Yaseri, Shanker Krishna, Noof Al-Aqeel +1
This study proposes a method for CO2 capture and mineralization in seawater using HMDA, aiming to achieve simultaneous carbon management and enhanced oil recovery (EOR). The approach shows potential for effective carbon sequestration and im…
Laura Berra, Giulia Iacono, André Bardow +3
This paper conducts a prospective life cycle assessment (LCA) of alternative fuels (e.g., hydrogen, synthetic methane) and carbon capture technologies for Swiss gas-fired power plants. It quantifies the greenhouse gas reduction potential un…
C. Coll, L. Robinson, R. Oberst
This paper examines the critical role of international standards and guidelines (SPE SRMS, ISO 27914/27916, UNFC Injection Guidelines) in financing CCUS projects. It argues that standardization reduces technical uncertainty, enhances transp…
Kota Kondo, Itsuki Takahashi, Kai Kan +6
This paper proposes VICIOXITE, a novel carbon material with adjacent hydroxyl groups, for simultaneous CO2 and H2O capture. It provides fundamental insights into material design for CCUS applications as a climate change mitigation technolog…
Sahand Saeidi Harzand, Alp Yürüm
This study develops activated carbons from sunflower pith with engineered micropores to enhance CO2 capture. It contributes to low-cost, biomass-based carbon capture technology.
Y. Shumakov, F. Hollaender, O. Karacali +1
This paper systematically compares key dynamic evaluation techniques for CCS projects (injectivity tests, DFITs, ESP-DST production tests, CO2 injection tests) and highlights trade-offs among information content, operational risk, and cost.…
Susanne Rhein, Thomas Bernauer
Based on survey experiments in Switzerland and the UK (N=1,500 each), this study examines public support for exporting CO2 for storage abroad. Support is higher when partner countries are democratic, have ambitious climate policies, store C…
Johannes Burger, David Yang Shu, André Bardow +1
This paper discusses multi-modal CO₂ transport (pipelines, ships, rail) as key to timely CCS deployment, overcoming regional constraints and enabling flexible, scalable infrastructure.
Tansu Galimova, Rasul Satymov, Dmitrii Bogdanov +2
This study presents the first techno-economic system-level comparison of point source capture (PSC) and direct air capture (DAC) under Nordic conditions, using Finland as a case. Results show that a system utilizing PSC reduces annual syste…
Vega-Paredes, Maria, Gómez-Rodríguez, çamanda, Ghemis, Radu +3
This study optimizes the CO2 feeding strategy in a three-cell electromethanogenesis (EMG) stack for biogas upgrading. Semi-continuous low-rate CO2 injection increased specific methane content while maintaining production rate, achieving 88%…
Freda, Wu
This working paper evaluates the commercial viability of industrial CCUS projects under the US 45Q tax credit structure using discounted cash flow analysis. It compares the impact of the phased credit on net present value across sectors and…
Han Song, Junru Ye, Na Zhou +1
This paper analyzes collaborative supply chain management decision-making considering CCUS technology under carbon trading mechanisms. It models the impact of CCUS adoption on supply chain costs and emissions, deriving optimal decisions.
Czernichowski-Lauriol I.
This paper presents CO2GeoNet's actions in Europe to advance CCUS through global cooperation. It highlights technology development, policy recommendations, and international knowledge sharing to contribute to global decarbonization.
Wang K.
This paper examines the opportunities, challenges, and future development pathways for CCUS in Xinjiang, China, in the context of carbon peaking and carbon neutrality goals. It analyzes region-specific emission sources and geological charac…
Rockson Aluah, A. Fadairo
This paper addresses wellbore cement degradation in CCS by proposing a novel blend of fly ash and eggshell powder (FA/ESP). Under high-pressure high-temperature aging, the FA/ESP (75%/25%) formulation achieved a 75% reduction in permeabilit…
Skobelev D.O.
This paper examines the contribution of carbon capture and storage (CCS) to net-zero targets and approaches for estimating its costs. It focuses on economic evaluation methods to expand CCS deployment, offering insights for policy and inves…
Daniel Jansen, Thomas Matschei, Robert van Geldern +2
This paper reviews the use of stable carbon isotope ratios to track carbonation in cementitious materials, with applications in carbonation hardening and recycled concrete fines. It highlights the potential for circular construction but not…
Chunxiao Gao, Ruikai Zhao, Weihua Liu +5
This paper compares and optimizes the cyclic performance of different adsorbents for SF6 recycling in the context of low-carbon energy transition. SF6 is a potent greenhouse gas, and its recycling contributes to emission reduction. Improvin…
Usman Khan Jadoon, Pullah Bhatnagar, Daniel Florez-Orrego +3
This study examines an electrified biomass-to-methanol pathway integrating solar-assisted CO2 utilization. Process simulations for lignocellulosic pine and spent coffee grounds show carbon efficiencies up to 87.3% and 73.6% with solar integ…
Verpoort, Philipp C., Bachorz, Clara, Dürrwächter, Jakob +5
This update to the POSTED open-source techno-economic database adds data on direct reduction with carbon capture for steel production, supporting techno-economic analysis of decarbonization pathways.
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