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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Luhan Yang, Na Zhao, Yanan Huang +2
This paper reports the engineering design, construction, and pilot operation of a 15,000-ton CO2 capture and 10,000-ton methanol synthesis demonstration plant at Shanghai Waigaoqiao No.3 Power Plant. It integrates an AEEA-based amine absorb…
Dillon Asa Ramsook, Rean Maharaj, Donnie Boodlal
This study evaluates the ammonia industry in Trinidad and Tobago over 2004-2023, finding declining utilization rates (~70%) due to natural gas constraints and rising energy intensity. Using IPCC Tier 2 guidelines, it shows that utilizing am…
Eyad M. Al-Khateeb
This paper addresses the design optimization of one of the world's largest CO2 collection, compression, and sequestration networks (23 MMTPA) in Saudi Arabia. It challenges traditional concepts such as supercritical transport and integrally…
F. Pacheco‐Torgal
This paper reviews carbon-sequestering cementitious materials in the context of a 2026 energy crisis, highlighting their dual benefit of reduced manufacturing energy and long-term climate mitigation. It discusses deployment barriers and cri…
Yousuf Bin Arif, Abu Hurairah Hassnain, Nouman Harris +4
This study investigates sodium carboxymethyl starch (Na-CMS) as a polymeric solvent for post-combustion CO2 capture, using Aspen Plus simulation and techno-economic assessment. Optimal performance at 30°C, 10 bar, and 26 kmol/h solvent circ…
Abdolrazzagh Javid, Daniel Akinyemi, J. Benavides +3
This study assesses the CO2 storage potential of the Bunter Sandstone in the southern North Sea using a multidisciplinary approach. It evaluates reservoir characterization, injectivity, and containment security, identifying a promising site…
A. Finn
This study explores the status and potential of modular construction for CO2 capture plants to accelerate CCUS deployment in power and industry. Modular construction, involving off-site prefabrication and integration, offers benefits such a…
M. A. Souza, L. Barca, Rúdi Gualter de Oliveira +9
This paper addresses the challenges of high CO2 content (≥40%) and high gas-oil ratio (≥400 Sm3/Sm3) in Brazilian pre-salt fields. It describes the development of subsea high-pressure CO2 separation and reinjection (HISEP) technology and th…
Bing XIA, Jiancheng WU, Jinglan He +2
This paper proposes an innovative design method for carbon-sequestering buildings, using sky courtyard residence as an example. It introduces a generative design approach based on technology-space synergistic analysis, aiming to contribute …
Seyed Mousa MousaviMirakalaei, L. Santos
This paper presents a numerical modeling workflow to evaluate mercury as an impurity in CO2 streams during CCS. Using CMG GEM simulator and geochemical calculations, the study finds that mercury rapidly transfers into the aqueous phase and …
Rizky Maulana Riadhi, Rama Oktavian
This study evaluates the techno-economic feasibility of producing HVO from used cooking oil in Indonesia, integrating CCUS/EOR and carbon trading. A refrigeration cycle reduces CO2 intensity by 92.5%, and revenue from CO2 sales for EOR and …
Li Yang, Mingda Qiu, Simin Huang +3
This study uses machine learning and collaborative governance theory to analyze multiscale drivers and development models in global CCUS deployment. It finds a policy-driven paradigm with cost barriers hindering economies of scale. Hierarch…
Chu Sun, Yihao Liu, Philippe Ciais +4
This study measures methane emissions from China's wastewater treatment plants, identifying key drivers. It estimates that deploying recovery technologies could advance the emission peak by 15 years and reduce 2040 emissions by 23%, highlig…
Saurajyoti Kar, Troy R. Hawkins, Doris Oke +3
This study develops a harmonized LCA-TEA framework to evaluate GHG reduction potential, minimum fuel selling price, and marginal abatement cost (MAC) for 19 bioenergy pathways (liquid biofuels, bioelectricity, hydrogen) with and without CCS…
Sijin Dong, Yì Wáng, Shuai Wang +7
This review systematically evaluates biomass-derived carbon materials for direct air capture (DAC), highlighting their renewable feedstocks, low cost, tunable structures, and carbon-negative potential. Key challenges include precise structu…
O. Lopushanskyi
This review analyzes modern strategies for decarbonizing gas emissions in industry and energy, comparing CCS, electrification, hydrogen, and biogas. It evaluates economic feasibility and barriers, concluding that a combined approach is most…
Sinéad M. Crotty, Peter W. Reiners, Leah K. Clayton +5
This paper focuses on non-energy Biomass Carbon Removal and Storage (BiCRS) pathways, presenting a framework to assess the durability of solid and liquid carbon products stored in terrestrial environments. It organizes carbon products along…
Lin Xin, Lingran Min, Min Yang +5
This paper proposes a novel method to achieve carbon neutrality of coal by using backfill materials to sequester CO2 in cavities created by underground coal gasification (UCG). It integrates UCG with CO2 storage, aiming for net-zero emissio…
Mariana Murrieta-Melchor, Stephany Isabel Vallarta-Serrano, E. Santoyo-Castelazo +1
The cement industry accounts for over 8% of global GHG emissions. This study analyzes Mexico's cement production under BAU and two alternative scenarios using a top-down approach to model energy and emissions to 2050. The most ambitious sce…
Antonia Pacios-Álvarez, Diego Rorato Fogaça, Joaquín Ordieres-Meré +1
This systematic review analyzes bioinspired strategies for carbon neutrality in construction. It finds that the materials and components phase shows the highest prevalence of applications, particularly mineralization and biobased composites…
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