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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Ortmann P, Patha A, Schwalbe R +5
This paper examines whether hydrogen electrolysis can be a cost-effective alternative to conventional grid reinforcement in Austrian distribution networks. Using three real-world case studies, it develops an integrated framework combining g…
Farnini OE, Trihi M
This study presents a techno-economic model of a 560 MW hybrid offshore wind-tidal hub in Morocco producing green hydrogen via PEM electrolysis and exporting it as liquid hydrogen. The 2025 levelised cost is 7.53 USD/kg (delivered 10.04 USD…
Brannstrom C.
This paper analyzes legitimacy discourses surrounding an emerging green hydrogen hub in Brazil. It discusses the importance of social acceptance and policy support, suggesting that successful hydrogen projects require engagement of diverse …
Isidoro Losada A.M.
This paper analyzes the opportunities and barriers for green hydrogen deployment in Chile, assessing its contribution to the Energiewende (energy transition). It examines policy, economic, and technical factors, suggesting that green hydrog…
Hassan Q.
This paper assesses the role of green hydrogen in Saudi Arabia's energy transition. It examines the potential for green hydrogen production using abundant solar resources and existing fossil fuel infrastructure, analyzing its contribution t…
Pinto J.
This paper examines dynamic regulation instruments to foster a cross-sectoral hydrogen economy. It analyzes how regulatory frameworks can contribute to hydrogen deployment.
Kamel M.A.
This paper proposes a planning framework for a green hydrogen cluster in Egypt's Gulf of Suez, jointly optimizing site selection, transport modes, and storage to support decarbonization and energy transition.
Ruppel O.C.
This paper analyzes the Euro-Africa hydrogen partnership, examining its promises, power dynamics, and potential pitfalls.
Majewski P.
This paper discusses the importance of green hydrogen in decarbonization, covering production methods, cost challenges, and policy support.
Karol Viviana Mejia Centeno, Paulina R. Martínez Alanis, Andreu Cabot
This paper reports a Cu–CoFe2O4 core-shell nanoarchitecture that enables both glucose oxidation and electrochemical hydrogenation on a single catalyst. Under alkaline conditions, it achieves 97.5% glucose conversion to formic acid with 91.2…
Samira Siahrostami
This talk highlights two emerging water electrolysis routes that co-produce green hydrogen and valuable chemicals like hydrogen peroxide and nitric acid, offering a sustainable alternative to energy-intensive industrial processes. Computati…
Abdurrahman Sivesoglu, Melih Seçkin, Ahmet Mutlu
This paper simulates hydrogen diffusion into single-walled carbon nanotubes, exploring potential hydrogen storage mechanisms. It provides fundamental materials science insights.
Raj kumar M.
This study reports Mo(Co)N as a multifunctional electrocatalyst with high activity and stability for green hydrogen production via water electrolysis. The material reduces overpotential for both hydrogen and oxygen evolution reactions, enha…
Silva L.M.T.
Analyzes water supply options for green hydrogen production in semi-arid regions using system dynamics. Balances water sustainability with hydrogen output.
Anjali, Anand Chauhan, Abhinav Goel
This study designs and optimizes a sustainable green hydrogen supply chain using solar energy and treated wastewater. A mixed-integer linear programming model and genetic algorithm minimize total costs including installation, production, st…
P. Lezhniuk, M. Belik, O. Rubanenko +1
This paper proposes a mathematical model to quantitatively assess the share of renewable electricity used for hydrogen production in an integrated energy system. Using a matrix method to compute power flows, it identifies contributions from…
A. Falces, P. Lara-Santillán, E. Zorzano-Alba +3
This paper presents an educational laboratory platform for renewable energy integration using green hydrogen, focusing on PEM fuel cell conversion. Designed for undergraduate electrical engineering students, it offers low-cost, safe, and sc…
Jian Liu, Jingyuan Zhang, Rui Feng +1
This systematic review of 149 papers examines dynamic safety risk assessment methods for green hydrogen production via water electrolysis under renewable energy fluctuations. It traces the methodological evolution from static analysis to re…
Lei Cheng, Jonathan P. Braaten, Bjoern Marcel Stuehmeier +2
This paper establishes a correlation between accelerated stress tests (ASTs) and real-world dynamic operation for PEM electrolyzer MEA degradation using extensive electrochemical and physical characterization. By comparing degradation patte…
Bingqing Chen, I. Batalov, Qiu Chen +2
This paper proposes a machine learning framework using an encoder-decoder transformer to virtually characterize PEM electrolyzers during operation. The model reconstructs polarization curves from operational data, enabling real-time health …
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