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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Kunfeng Zhu
This presentation analyzes the dual mandate of gas production for energy security and CCS-enabled decarbonisation under Australia's Future Gas Strategy. It examines CCS integration plans, cost of avoided emissions, and levelized abatement c…
Stephen Stokes
This presentation examines direct injection options for CO2, eliminating intermediate storage and long-distance pipelines. It proposes using floating vessels to inject directly into wells, analyzing cost savings via cost-benefit analysis. T…
Gong W.
This review systematically covers calcium carbide slag (CCS) utilization for carbonation, from methods (direct/indirect carbonation, process parameters) to applications (CO2 sequestration, construction material/additive production). CCS car…
Meehan D.N.
This paper systematically reviews the key risks and challenges in CCUS (CO2 capture, use, transportation, and storage). It comprehensively examines technical, economic, and regulatory barriers, providing policy insights for CCUS deployment.…
Marbun B.T.H.
This paper reports lessons learned from assessing the integrity of a planned converted CO2 injection well in a CCUS project in Indonesia. It summarizes technical and operational challenges and solutions, highlighting the importance of well …
Anipeddi M.
This paper reviews recent advances in hydrate-based CO2 capture, covering energy consumption, cost analysis, and policy perspectives. It also discusses machine learning-driven simulation of CO2 hydrate formation, highlighting potential for …
Liao P.
This paper reviews the current status and future development of onboard carbon capture technologies, focusing on MEA, ammonia, and membrane separation methods. It compares principles, performance, and challenges, and discusses their potenti…
Wang Z.
This paper presents a dynamic investment decision analysis for carbon capture economic models. It provides a framework for investment timing and portfolio selection under uncertainty, evaluating the financial viability of CCUS projects.
Koketsu J.
This paper analyzes how the value of CCUS depends on economy-wide carbon caps, power-sector decarbonization, and end-use electrification. Scenario analysis reveals that CCUS's role varies significantly with these conditions, offering insigh…
Ma Z.
This paper uses structural equation modeling to analyze factors influencing CCUS development in China. It identifies key drivers and barriers from policy, technology, and economic perspectives, providing insights for accelerating CCUS deplo…
Wu J.
This paper discusses small-scale carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS) technology deployable onboard vehicles such as ships. It explores potential contributions to decarbonizing the transport sector.
Vermillion L.
This paper highlights the essential role of gas chromatography (GC) in the success of CCUS (carbon capture, utilization, and storage) projects. GC enables accurate CO2 purity measurement and leak detection, ensuring operational integrity an…
Liang Shen, Yanxi Li, Qiheng Yuan +4
Using Xining, Qinghai Province, a renewable-rich region in China, this paper systematically examines major carbon mitigation pathways in the primary aluminum industry, including mining, alumina production, electrolytic cell retrofitting, po…
Allegra Mayer, Jerome Dumortier, Zeke Hausfather +2
This paper compares reversible (e.g., soil management) and durable (e.g., geologic storage) carbon removal approaches, focusing on cost and climate impact. It finds that using reversible CDR as a bridge to durable CDR may be more cost-effec…
Ruirui Wang, Yuxing Wang, Yuxing Wang +9
This paper presents a method to construct atomic-scale proton channels in polymeric carbon nitride (CN) by introducing oxygen and carbon defects, enhancing CO2 photoreduction efficiency. Defect engineering promotes charge separation and pro…
Guozhi Wang, Yangbo Ma, Mingzi Sun +16
This study reveals a phase transition from fcc to bct/fcc heterophase in copper nanowires, enhancing CO2 electroreduction to multi-carbon products. Nanowires with ~30 nm diameter achieve the highest Faradaic efficiency, outperforming fcc na…
Ashley Douds, Rachel Culver, Valerie Beckham-Feller +11
This paper assesses the carbon sequestration potential in Indiana by analyzing saline reservoir storage capacity, caprock sealing capacity, and containment risks such as faults and wellbores. New laboratory data and GIS mapping provide a va…
Jérôme Capitolis, C. Tabaries, L. Piccolo +1
This study optimizes Cu loading, oxidation state, and ionomer chemistry for CO2 electroreduction, achieving >50 mA/cm² for ethylene at 3V with 30wt% Cu/CuO catalyst, outperforming commercial catalysts at lower metal loading.
Leting Yang, Xianjin Shi, Hongna Zhang +3
This review summarizes the progress in precise engineering of atomic sites on carbon nitride for CO2 photoreduction, from single-atom to multi-atom configurations. It highlights the potential for efficiency improvement through elemental str…
Terry Isson, A. Joshua West
This paper raises key questions about the durability of enhanced alkalinity as a carbon dioxide removal strategy in open environmental systems. It examines the methods and long-term storage potential, discussing implications for climate cha…
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