This page provides an English interface to the gxceed GX paper corpus. The corpus aggregates papers from 13 open 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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H. Hawez, Shaee Radha Omar, L. Alwan
This review compares four geological formations for underground hydrogen storage: salt caverns, lined rock caverns, depleted hydrocarbon reservoirs, and saline aquifers. It evaluates storage mechanisms, efficiency, safety, and economic feas…
Mustapha Belfahli, A. Aittaleb, M. Sallaou
This paper proposes a modularization approach for green hydrogen plants using Design Structure Matrix (DSM). It reduces structural complexity by 33.8% and improves clustering efficiency to 66.9% for a medium-power green hydrogen station, pr…
Christina V. Grammenou, A. Bouhouras
This paper proposes a framework for optimal siting and operation of hydrogen stations (HSs) in distribution networks with high renewable penetration. Using dual-objective MILP, it minimizes voltage deviations and total operating cost over a…
Penka Zlateva, Mariana Murzova, Angel Terziev +2
This study assesses hydrogen production from waste plastics as a low-carbon pathway through an integrated socio-technical framework combining thermochemical conversion assessment and market acceptance survey (n=162). Results show acceptance…
Murali Krishna Pasupuleti
This paper develops an integrated framework for studying, modeling, governing, and deploying green hydrogen systems as socio-technical infrastructure. It covers statistical modeling, machine learning, digital twins, and policy governance, e…
Subham Chowdhury, Nitin Kumar, H. Khatun +3
This paper presents a catalyst-free microwave-assisted plasma technique for methane decomposition, achieving >95% decomposition efficiency and >90% hydrogen production. When powered by renewables, net carbon emissions are reduced by 93.75% …
José Pereira, Reinaldo Souza, A. Moita
Ionic liquids offer unique electrochemical properties for hydrogen production via electrolysis, including wide electrochemical windows and thermal stability, which can reduce overpotentials, improve catalyst stability, and suppress gas cros…
Clara Bachorz, Jakob Dürrwächter, Chen Chris Gong +6
This paper models steel capacity additions in emerging economies, estimating that existing and planned coal-based plants could commit nearly 60 GtCO2. Under current trends, committed emissions reach 114 GtCO2, consuming 20% of the remaining…
S. Bruzzi, Elena Tànfani
This paper proposes an enterprise-oriented decision framework for evaluating green hydrogen conversion in hard-to-abate supply chains. It structures drivers into six dimensions, uses expert elicitation and scenario planning with consistency…
Zhuofan Gan, Zhixu Chen, Peixi Qiu +7
This study develops ultrafine PtCo alloy nanoparticles encapsulated in sulfur-doped carbon layers to resist phosphoric acid poisoning. The catalyst achieves high power density (355 mW cm⁻²) with ultra-low Pt loading (0.1 mg cm⁻²) and stable…
Andrew D. Heeley, Karen N. N. Finney, János Szuhánszki +3
This paper reports a pilot-scale demonstration evaluating hydrogen and natural gas co-firing in an industrial furnace. Key findings: radiant heat flux depends on furnace temperature, not fuel composition; chamber geometry and solid surface …
Haifeng Qiu, Yunzhi Wang, Wei Gu +2
This paper structurally analyzes how an integrated electricity and hydrogen supply system using solar and wind energy can contribute to net-zero goals and green hydrogen production across the Pacific Rim, exploring reliable and economic co-…
Weizhao Huang, Nazmiye Balta-Ozkan
This paper proposes a conceptual framework to analyze the impact of the hydrogen economy on regional economic inequalities. Through a systematic literature review, it identifies three mechanisms (production method, system segment hosted, ge…
Anjali, Abhinav Goel, Anand Chauhan
This comprehensive review examines hydrogen's role in the energy transition. It synthesizes the potential and challenges of hydrogen for decarbonization, covering technical, economic, and policy aspects to inform future pathways.
Lorenzo Mario Pastore
This paper assesses the potential of hydrogen and electrofuels for decarbonizing hard-to-abate industrial sectors such as steel and chemicals. It analyzes technological and economic pathways for hydrogen and e-fuels, discussing their roles …
Sharma S.
This mini-review comprehensively covers green hydrogen infrastructure, feasibility, and climate impact. It assesses technical challenges, economic viability, and policy support needs, evaluating hydrogen's role in decarbonization.
Zun M.T.
This paper projects global green hydrogen production costs under various scenarios, quantifying cost reductions from technological advances and economies of scale. It identifies when and where renewable hydrogen becomes cost-competitive, hi…
Liye Ma, Kangle Yan, Shisheng Bai +1
This paper proposes a hybrid AEL-PEM electrolyzer power allocation and array rotation strategy that accounts for efficiency degradation and lifetime degradation under variable renewable inputs. Using a MILP model, it minimizes operation and…
Aniket Samanta, Bittesh Barman, Brindha Ramasubramanian +8
This review examines green ammonia as a key decarbonization enabler, covering novel production technologies (electrochemical, plasma, catalysis) and ammonia cracking. It highlights advances in low-temperature, low-pressure synthesis and the…
Antonio Santos Sánchez, Gleizer Vitor Nonato, André Luís Silva +4
This review examines water consumption in green hydrogen production via electrolysis, highlighting that PEM electrolysis consumes 17.5 L water per kg H2, with 49% used for cooling. It notes that most large projects rely on desalinated seawa…
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