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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Srinivasa Reddy Vempada, Shrihari Saduwale, Kandoori Roja +1
This comprehensive review evaluates low-carbon concrete using supplementary cementitious materials (fly ash, slag), geopolymers, magnesium-based binders, and CCU technologies. It demonstrates that low-carbon concrete can achieve comparable …
Muhammad Hammad Rasool
This chapter provides the first integrated assessment of deep eutectic solvents (DES) across the full CCS value chain. DES offer tunable properties for CO2 capture via physisorption and chemisorption, and provide multifunctional advantages …
Liwang Wang, Xiaoxu Duan, Yue Wang +6
This paper presents the research and pilot-scale application of a novel carbon capture technology enhanced by hydro-jet oscillation. The technology demonstrates potential to reduce energy consumption and improve CO2 capture efficiency compa…
Seungyeol Lee
This review consolidates advances in ex situ Ca-based mineral carbonation for permanent CO2 storage as engineered limestone. It compares feedstocks (Ca-silicates vs. industrial residues), direct/indirect routes, conversion efficiency, energ…
Mohamed Mahmoud Abdelrahman, N. Darraj
This paper provides a worldwide comparison of CCUS tariffs, analyzing how geology, regulation, and infrastructure shape costs. Total costs range from €20 to €140/tCO2, with T&S tariffs typically €5-€45/tCO2. Capture costs vary greatly by CO…
Peixin Zhang, Luoxing Xiang, Junghye Lee +3
This paper reports a novel ultramicroporous metal-organic framework (MOF), PCP-IPAN, designed for efficient CO2 capture. It exhibits highly temperature-sensitive adsorption, enabling high working capacity and facile desorption under mild co…
Ekaterina Kravchenko, Muhammad Huzaifa Raza, Dariya Privizentseva +4
This study evaluates the environmental performance of hydrochar produced from apple tree pruning residues via hydrothermal carbonization (HTC) at 180°C and 250°C using LCA. Compared to composting, HTC achieves negative net greenhouse gas em…
Miranda Boettcher, Rakhyun E. Kim
This paper analyzes the ITLOS advisory opinion on climate change and its implications for marine carbon dioxide removal (mCDR). It finds the opinion leaves ambiguity on whether mCDR is pollution or protection, warning that this could be use…
Upadhyay A.
This paper examines pathways to net-zero through the integration of CCS and urban-industrial systems, using Switzerland as a case study. It highlights the role of CCS in decarbonization and the importance of cross-sector collaboration.
Zhenrong Shi, Xiang Cao, Yu Hu +1
This paper compares onboard and onshore solvent regeneration for maritime carbon capture across 16 routes and four solvents. Under practical load limits (~20%), onshore regeneration generally proves more cost-effective in 2030 and 2050, wit…
Julian M. Allwood, Felix F. Baker, Shichen Han +9
This paper argues that demand-side innovation, not just supply-side, is crucial for decarbonizing materials industries such as steel and cement. It suggests policy and business strategy directions.
Tianjiao Zhang, Hu Qu, Xin Liu +1
This study optimizes the carbon capture process in coal-fired power plants using MDEA-PZ-H2O blended amine solution. By integrating inter-stage cooling and mechanical vapor recompression (MVR), energy consumption per unit of CO2 captured is…
Nimarta Kaur, Ahmad Al-Bodour, Santiago Aparício +1
This review comprehensively covers the latest developments in DAC technology, including sorbent materials, process engineering, industrial scale-up, and future perspectives.
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This paper (standard) specifies technical requirements for CO2 storage via enhanced oil recovery (CO2-EOR). It covers reservoir selection, injection, and monitoring procedures, forming a key component of CCUS implementation.
Catrin Harris, Vassilis Daioglou, Isabela Schmidt Tagomori +20
Using five Integrated Assessment Models, this paper presents supply curves for various carbon dioxide removal (CDR) options at different carbon prices. At 400 $/tCO2, global CDR potential reaches 2.6-9.7 GtCO2/yr in 2050 and 10.3-20.9 GtCO2…
Ponnivalavan Babu, Nagu Daraboina
This study investigates the thermodynamic promotion and stability of hydrate-based carbon capture using 1,3-dioxolane. The additive enhances CO2 hydrate formation, potentially improving carbon capture efficiency. This contributes to the pra…
J. Benavides, S. Oyagha, R. Ratnakar +2
This study investigates the impact of grid size on CO2 dissolution, diffusion, and convection in brine using high-resolution numerical simulations and experimental diffusivity measurements. Results show that grid size promotes numerical ave…
Tianbiao Zhao
Current carbon accounting equates CO2 injection with permanent removal, but data from fractured reservoirs show 51.7% remains mobile after 10 years. This paper proposes replacing binary accounting with four containment regimes based on resi…
Hui Lu, Qiyao Zhang, Zhixiao Bai +3
This study elucidates the carbonation-induced stabilization mechanism of tidal mudflat sediments using MgO for offshore wind farm access roads. It investigates the effects of MgO content, carbonation time, and initial moisture content on st…
Dongfang Li, Zengyang Huang, Lichun Zhou +9
This study explores CO2 mineralization in silicate cement paste to enhance carbon sequestration and mechanical performance. A novel mixing method using gaseous and solid CO2 achieved a final carbon sequestration rate of 8.1 wt% at a water-c…
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