Carbon Capture

In the relentless pursuit of cleaner energy, researchers are turning their attention to a persistent pollutant: mercury. A recent study published in *Energy and Environmental Protection* offers a comprehensive look at the latest advancements in adsor

In the race to decarbonize global industries, the maritime sector is making waves with significant strides toward reducing its carbon footprint. A recent study published in *Energy and Environmental Protection* by Zhengang Zhou of the State Key Labor

In the heart of Bangladesh, a novel approach to tackling greenhouse gas emissions is taking shape, one that could potentially reshape the country’s energy landscape and offer a blueprint for sustainable carbon management worldwide. Researchers, led b

In the pursuit of a sustainable energy future, integrating wind power into existing grids presents both opportunities and challenges. A recent study published in the journal *Nature Scientific Reports* offers a compelling approach to optimizing wind-

In the heart of Southeast Asia, a novel approach to optimizing carbon capture and storage (CCS) networks is taking flight, quite literally inspired by the hummingbird. Researchers in Thailand have turned to nature for solutions, using the foraging be

In the heart of China’s energy transition, a novel approach to optimizing coal mine integrated energy systems (CMIES) is making waves, promising to boost renewable energy integration, cut carbon emissions, and improve economic viability. The research

In a significant stride towards greener and more adaptable energy systems, researchers have developed a novel approach to optimize integrated energy systems by leveraging the multi-utilization of hydrogen energy. This breakthrough, published in the j

In a significant stride towards harmonizing low-carbon goals with the operational complexities of integrated energy systems (IES), researchers have developed a novel optimization model that could reshape the energy sector’s approach to carbon managem

In the quest to mitigate climate change, carbon capture and storage (CCS) has emerged as a critical technology, and a recent study published in the journal *Petroleum Geophysical Experiment* sheds new light on the self-sealing mechanisms of caprocks

In the quest to combat global climate change and meet ambitious “dual carbon” goals, carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS) has emerged as a critical strategy. Among the various methods of carbon sequestration, storing CO2 in saline aquifers