GX Research Hub · English

GX & Decarbonization Research

This page provides an English interface to the gxceed GX paper corpus. The corpus aggregates papers from 14 contributing 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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Peer-reviewedJournalEnergy2026#CCUSDOI

Comprehensive Solvent Evaluation for Post-Combustion Carbon Capture in Cement Decarbonization: 4E Analysis, Machine Learning, Life Cycle Assessment and Sensitivity Analysis

Farzin Hosseinifard, Mohsen Nasrollahi, Mohammad Ebadollahi +1

This study comprehensively evaluates solvents for post-combustion CO2 capture in cement decarbonization. It integrates 4E (energy, exergy, economic, environmental) analysis with machine learning, life cycle assessment, and sensitivity analy…

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Peer-reviewedJournalInternational Journal of Hydrogen Energy2026#CCUSDOI

Green hydrogen-driven isothermal Li4SiO4-based integrated carbon capture and utilization for methane production: A thermodynamic assessment

Ruqi Zhang, Mingkai Liu, Yunlian Liu +6

A thermodynamic assessment of an isothermal Li4SiO4-based integrated carbon capture and utilization process that converts CO2 into methane using green hydrogen. It evaluates the feasibility of coupling carbon capture with methanation for hy…

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Peer-reviewed🇨🇳 ChinaJournalJournal of the American Chemical Society2026#CCUSDOI

Unlocking Water as Docking Sites in Covalent Organic Frameworks for Enhanced Physisorptive Carbon Capture under Wet Conditions

He Li, Xiansong Shi, Wei Zhao +5

This study presents a physisorptive moisture-enhanced carbon capture (MECC) using covalent organic frameworks (COFs) with Brønsted-acidic squaramide linkages. The squaramide linkage and pore size disrupt water hydrogen bonds, converting wat…

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Peer-reviewedJournalInternational journal of greenhouse gas control2026#CCUSDOI

Integrating carbon capture in pulp mills towards negative CO2 emissions: a review and case study on technologies and capture potential

Daniel Klüh, Eemeli Anetjärvi, Mario Mero Plaza +6

A review and case study examining technologies and capture potential for integrating carbon capture into pulp mills to achieve negative CO2 emissions. It shows how combining CCS with biogenic emission sources can let energy-intensive indust…

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Peer-reviewed🇪🇺 EuropeJournalChemical & Engineering News2026#CCUSDOI

Yara opens Europe’s largest carbon capture facility

Craig Bettenhausen

Fertilizer giant Yara has launched Europe's largest carbon capture facility, capturing CO2 from its ammonia production process. The project demonstrates industrial-scale CCUS deployment and its integration with European decarbonization poli…

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Peer-reviewedJournalInternational Journal of Hydrogen Energy2026#HydrogenDOI

Low-carbon emission electricity and methanol co-generation using thermochemical hydrogen production; thermo-environ-economic evaluation and AI-aided tri-criteria optimization

Zhaoyang Zuo, Ying Liu, Dongrong Meng +1

This study evaluates a low-carbon electricity and methanol co-generation system based on thermochemical hydrogen production, using thermo-environ-economic criteria and AI-aided tri-criteria optimization. It demonstrates design and operation…

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Peer-reviewed🇨🇳 ChinaJournalSustainable materials and technologies2026#CCUSDOI

Innovative dual-benefit recycling and sustainable management of red mud, carbide slag and desulfurized gypsum via developing low-carbon clinker-free binders

Guoju Ke, Yuyang Huang, Yancong Zhang +2

This work develops low-carbon, clinker-free binders from industrial wastes—red mud, carbide slag, and desulfurized gypsum—aiming for dual benefits of waste recycling and reduced cement-related CO2. It offers a materials pathway for decarbon…

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Peer-reviewedJournalArchives of Civil and Mechanical Engineering2026#CCUSDOI

Transforming industrial wastes into low-carbon and high strength geopolymers: the role of MEROS® ash as a supplementary alkaline-activator and BOF-steel slag

Mahfuz Pekgöz, İlker Tekin

A materials study on producing low-carbon, high-strength geopolymers from industrial wastes using BOF steel slag and MEROS® ash as a supplementary alkaline activator. It offers a cement-substitution pathway to cut embodied carbon in constru…

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Peer-reviewed🇨🇳 ChinaJournalEngineering Research Express2026#Carbon AccountingDOI

A Carbon-Responsibility-Oriented Source-Load Coordinated Low-Carbon Dispatch Framework for Integrated Energy Systems with Dynamic Hydrogen Blending

Feng Ren, Tiantian Wei

This study develops a source-temporal carbon-accounting method for an electricity-heat-gas-hydrogen integrated energy system, using nodal carbon intensity (NCI) in iterative source-load coordination. Electrolytic hydrogen inherits the carbo…

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Peer-reviewed🇨🇳 ChinaJournalEnvironmental Impact Assessment Review2026#PolicyDOI

The road to hell is paved with good intentions: How does the construction of low-carbon cities affect corporate low-carbon technological innovation in manufacturing?

Chengcheng Zhang, Jiahao Li, Hu Fu +1

Using China's Low-carbon City Pilot (LCCP) as an exogenous shock, this study finds that voluntary carbon regulation significantly hinders corporate low-carbon technological innovation (LCTI), contradicting the Porter hypothesis. A two-stage…

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Peer-reviewedJournalActa Polytechnica CTU Proceedings2026#CCUSDOI

Low-carbon cement, LC3, as a sustainable binder

Andrea Jančíková, Simona Ravaszová, Michal Křištof +1

This study compares Limestone Calcined Clay Cement (LC3) with ordinary Portland cement (CEM I) in hydration, mechanical performance, and microstructure. LC3 showed delayed setting and lower 7-day strength but surpassed CEM I at 28 days in c…

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