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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Yaxian Wang, Yuxin Chen, Jizhe Li
Using 3983 Chinese facilities and national oilfield/saline aquifer storage data, four CCS deployment scenarios compare point-to-point vs. clustered source-sink matching. Small-scale plants contribute 3.2 Gt CO2 abatement over 2030-2060; clu…
Gabriela Barbosa, Manuela Almeida
A PRISMA 2020 review of Building Renovation Passport (BRP) interoperability with EPCs, DBLs, BIM, GIS, Digital Twins, and LCA tools, screening 651 records to 49 studies plus 19 EU projects. BRP–EPC–DBL is the most consolidated pattern, whil…
Evandro R. Tagliaferro, Leonardo R. Teixeira, Acacio A. Navarrete
Using 11 years of data from a Brazilian municipality, this study compares three waste-to-energy routes: RDF, landfill biogas, and WtE incineration. WtE offers the highest electricity potential (62,982 MWh/yr) and 75% mass reduction, while R…
Helen Twohig, Olivia Geddes, Jeremy Dale +9
Longitudinal qualitative case study of 12 English general practices implementing 12-month Green Action Plans. Actions aligned with efficiency gains or routine work embedded easily; those requiring individual behaviour change or external sys…
J.C. Castro-Domínguez, A. Avila-Nuñez, K.G. Cedano-Villavicencio +2
A conceptual piece positioning hydrogen as a building block for Mexico's future decarbonization. No abstract is available, but it appears to discuss the policy and industrial implications of hydrogen in the energy transition. Relevant as a …
Thanh Son Nguyen, Van Hung Phan, Huu Long Tran
This study presents a quantitative framework evaluating the synergistic effects of technical and operational decarbonization strategies in shipping. It integrates black carbon into CO2eq assessment, aligning with EU ETS and IMO trends, and …
Chuan Ding, Zejing Song, Nannan Qu +4
Two biogas-to-hydrogen routes—pre-reforming decarbonization (A) and direct reforming (B)—were modeled in Aspen Plus and compared via TEA and LCA. Process B yields 7.8% more H2 but uses 9.9% more electricity; baseline LCOH is slightly lower …
Zewen Ge, Jiayi Zhang, Mufan Zhuang +3
This study shows that decarbonizing China's power sector increases embodied emissions during the construction phase of low-carbon infrastructure. It highlights the need to assess full life-cycle emissions rather than operational emissions a…
Marius Angstmann
Based on 19 interviews in Germany, this article examines how decarbonisation of steel and cement reshapes regional inter-industry linkages through interpath dissolution, reconfiguration and formation. It shows that individual industries' de…
Ilyinsky Alexander, Ushpik Ilya, Temurkaeva Sibilla
This study maps strategic directions for Russian and Chinese oil and gas firms navigating decarbonization. Pairing a qualitative review of both countries' regulatory frameworks with technological pathways—methane management, associated gas …
Hugo Morão
Examines how container shipping disruptions interact with the economics of decarbonization. Shipping carries most global trade, and IMO rules plus alternative-fuel (green methanol, ammonia) transition costs ripple into shippers and supply c…
Riepin I.
This work shows that hourly 24/7 carbon-free electricity (CFE) matching drives adoption of advanced clean technologies—geothermal, nuclear, long-duration storage, hydrogen—more than annual volumetric offsetting. It analyzes how procurement …
Bodvarsson G.
A study on fluid injection and energy recovery in fractured geothermal reservoirs. Without an abstract, details are unclear, but it likely concerns efficient heat extraction and reservoir management for geothermal power. Relevant to stable …
Lüddeke C.T.
This study compares working gas capacity, deliverability and production behavior of hydrogen versus natural gas in porous-reservoir subsurface storage. It assesses how hydrogen's lower energy density and distinct flow properties constrain s…
Nilges B.
This study examines the validity ranges of locational marginal emission factors (LME) for assessing the environmental impact of electric load shifting. It clarifies when marginal rather than average emission factors are appropriate, offerin…
Mayes S.
This paper applies neural networks to forecast marginal emissions factors (MEFs) in the CAISO grid. MEFs capture the CO2 impact of incremental electricity consumption, underpinning hourly Scope 2 accounting and 24/7 carbon-free energy procu…
Zohrabian A.
This paper proposes a data-driven framework to quantify consumption-based marginal emissions factors (MEFs) at monthly and hourly resolution. Time-resolved MEFs enable more accurate accounting of emissions from electricity consumption. It c…
Vargas Guzmán E.L.
An integrated assessment of global CCUS projects, spanning capture, utilization, and storage. It synthesizes project deployment status and enabling conditions, offering a cross-cutting view of CCUS's role and limits in decarbonization pathw…
Symonds R.
This work presents a systematic approach to designing, modeling, and conducting techno-economic-environmental analysis of CO2 capture technologies within a National CCUS Assessment Framework (NCAF). It aims to standardize capture-technology…
Lothe A.E.
This paper proposes a framework for high-level technical screening of promising CCUS value chains at the regional level. It evaluates capture, transport, storage and utilization options against regional conditions to prioritize which chains…
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