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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J. Pandit
This oral presentation introduces CO2CRC's novel hybrid capture technology that reduces solvent regeneration costs through lower regeneration temperatures, reduced steam consumption, waste heat integration, and elimination of phase change, …
Stefania Bempeli, Marina Micari
This study presents a superstructure model for membrane-based carbon capture, enabling flexible design and global optimization of multi-stage systems. It compares commercial polymeric membranes (Polaris, PolyActive) on technical and economi…
Haizhou Lin, Qi Liu, Zheng Yang +7
This review summarizes amine degradation mechanisms in post-combustion CO2 capture, including oxidative and thermal degradation, and their impact on capture efficiency and operational costs. It compares solvent reclaiming technologies such …
Omotayo E. Ojewumi, Gang Chen, Modupe E. Ojewumi
Biochar, produced from biomass pyrolysis, offers applications in carbon sequestration, soil improvement, and waste management. Recent research highlights both benefits (soil structure, nutrient retention) and risks (PAH formation, heavy met…
André F. Young, Aline R. Eckstein, Leonardo D. Ferreira +2
This paper presents a single-equation metric, Net Carbon Balance (NCB), for evaluating CO2 capture technologies, incorporating indirect emissions from utilities. It clarifies the trade-off between capture efficiency and net environmental pe…
Deng C.
This paper analyzes public acceptance of CCUS projects in Guizhou, China from a Daoist ecological perspective, using concepts of harmony, risk, and trust to examine factors influencing local acceptance.
Chattopadhyay S.
This paper proposes an optimization framework for retrofitting oil refineries with carbon capture and electrification technologies to minimize direct CO2 emissions. It evaluates trade-offs between capital investment and emission reduction a…
Bui T.V.
This paper provides a critical review of offshore carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS), covering opportunities such as large storage capacity and challenges including high costs, regulatory gaps, and environmental risks. It synth…
Francesca Rita Famà, Umberto Pasqual Laverdura, Giuseppina Vanga +1
This study assesses the techno-economic viability of retrofitting an existing natural gas combined cycle power plant with a post-combustion carbon capture system for variable load operations. Using realistic hourly dispatch data, the retrof…
Karan Sotoodeh
This chapter provides an overview of policy mechanisms and regulatory frameworks supporting CCS deployment, including carbon taxes, emissions trading systems, subsidies, and tax credits like the US IRA. It discusses international cooperatio…
Daniel I. Yahya, Adekanmi M. Adeyinka, Onyedika V. Mbelu +2
This paper examines integration pathways for carbon capture technology in waste-to-energy (WtE) plants. It discusses technical challenges, potential opportunities to achieve net-negative emission systems, and the role of CCUS in the waste m…
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.…
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…
Sen Zheng, Yuanxun Zheng, Feng Long +2
This paper provides a comprehensive review of carbon-sequestering engineered cementitious composites (ECC) for low-carbon construction, covering mechanisms, performance, and sustainability implications, highlighting their potential as a CCU…
Yang P.J.
This paper reviews the current development status and future application prospects of Carbon Capture, Utilization and Storage (CCUS) technology. It summarizes technological trends in capture, transport, storage, and utilization, highlightin…
Amran M.
This paper compiles global case studies and insights on carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS) in the cement industry. It reviews international projects and technological trends for reducing CO2 emissions in cement manufacturing, a…
Shanlin Du, Weijie Cai, Zhaoxi Wang +6
This study clarifies the pressure regulation mechanism of CO2 desublimation, advancing the development of cryogenic carbon capture technology.
Weina Meng, Hammad Ahmed Shah
This study experimentally optimizes wet carbonation parameters for blast furnace slag to maximize CO2 uptake and reactivity, aiming to produce low-carbon ultra-high performance concrete (UHPC). It reveals how controlling carbonation conditi…
Pascucci G, Bozzi E, Gaviano S +5
This study analyzes one year of DAS recordings from an offshore CCS project in the northern Adriatic Sea, Italy. DAS outperforms conventional seismometers in event detection and SNR, and can track CO2 migration within the wellbore, providin…
Md. Sadman Anjum Joarder, Monjur Mourshed
This review comprehensively examines carbon capture and conversion (CCC) technologies, evaluating technology readiness levels, energy requirements, efficiency, and cost-effectiveness. It identifies research gaps in industrial scalability, t…
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