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.
Showing 141–160 of 727 papers
Dongliang Xiao, Anqi Wang, Lingchi Meng +3
This paper proposes an optimal design of renewable energy systems for green ammonia production using a coupled energy-chemical model, analyzing cost efficiency and operational feasibility.
Poongavanam GaneshKumar, Vinothkumar Sivalingam, V.S. Vigneswaran +4
This study explores biowaste-derived materials for green hydrogen production, high-performance anodes, and photothermal energy conversion, contributing to net-zero technologies.
Yuan Li, Wei Zhou, Dongliang Chen +6
This paper proposes and evaluates the integration of green hydrogen into the coal-to-ammonia process, quantifying CO2 emission reduction and cost impacts through techno-economic analysis. It provides insights for ammonia co-firing strategie…
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…
Yufan Li, Liting Zhang, Lifei Song
This study develops an optimization model for a renewable energy-based regional hydrogen supply chain, applied to Shanghai Lingang New Area. A dynamic MILP model reduces hydrogen storage by 8.3%, transportation fleet by 11.1%, and terminal …
Zining Zhou, Zhengkai Tu
This paper reviews the problems, progress, and prospects of power-to-ammonia technology, which uses renewable electricity to produce ammonia as a hydrogen carrier and fuel for decarbonization.
Yanhan Gan, Feng Li, Caizong Bao +5
This study conducts a life cycle assessment of coal gasification-based cogeneration systems that produce hydrogen while incorporating carbon capture. It evaluates environmental impacts and highlights trade-offs between hydrogen production 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…
Oliver R. J. King, Eduardo Luckie-Herrera, Nathan Skillen
This perspective paper argues for a diverse portfolio of low-carbon and renewable hydrogen pathways beyond electrolysis, emphasizing the need for multiple production methods to support the hydrogen economy. It provides strategic insights fo…
Jonathan Brandt
This paper provides a model, input data, and results to mitigate business risks from renewable PPA power sourcing uncertainties for European green hydrogen production. It proposes robust system design, regulatory adjustments, and offtake fl…
Amirhossein Kordi, Kimia Mohebbi, Masoumeh Bararzadeh Ledari
This paper proposes a policy-driven energy system model integrating H2–NG blends, flexible storage, and sector coupling to analyze deep decarbonization pathways.
Christina Marie Mitcheltree, Kristine Bly, Thiago Lima Silva
This paper investigates how Situational Awareness (SA) mechanisms influence innovation readiness and organizational adaptability during early-stage hydrogen integration in energy-intensive industries (metal sector). Through a qualitative ca…
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…
Ayse Nur Sagin, Berk Ayvaz, Nezir Aydin
This study proposes a Fermatean fuzzy MCDM framework to select the best hydrogen production technology under economic, environmental, and socio-political sustainability criteria. Using Turkey as a case, it identifies steam methane reforming…
R. Heryadi, H. Hendera
This study simulates a green ammonia production process using oil palm frond (OPF) waste from Indonesia. The simulation achieved an ammonia production rate of 8,381 kg/h with a biomass-to-ammonia ratio of 1.9:1, purity of 97.18 mol%, energy…
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% …
R. A. Mensah, Andrea Correa, Solomon Asante-Okyere +2
This review systematically examines safety risks across the hydrogen value chain (leaks, over-pressurization, material degradation) and evaluates mitigation technologies such as leak detection and emergency ventilation. It identifies key re…
Huimin Yang, Jintao Ren, Haoyu Wang +1
This review systematically discusses recent advances in hybrid water electrolysis for sustainable hydrogen generation, focusing on enhanced energy utilization. It covers theoretical aspects of energy efficiency, regulation strategies for re…
A. R. Hosseini Asl, S. A. Mousavi Parsa, Z. Namazian +1
This paper presents an exergoeconomic analysis and machine learning-based optimization of a combined geothermal and solar energy system for cogeneration of electricity, fresh water, and hydrogen. The study aims to improve system efficiency …
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…
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