Carbon Capture

In a groundbreaking study published in the journal *Power System Technology*, researchers have developed a novel approach to optimize the low-carbon operation of integrated electricity-gas systems (IEGS), particularly in carbon capture power plants.

In the quest to align with China’s ambitious “carbon peaking and carbon neutrality” goals, researchers are delving into innovative strategies to enhance the low-carbon operations of integrated energy systems. A recent study, published in the journal

In a significant stride towards combating climate change, researchers have developed a novel approach to capture and utilize carbon dioxide (CO2) using metal-organic frameworks (MOFs)-based porous liquids (PLs). This breakthrough, published in the jo

In the heart of Tibet, where the air is thin and the energy demands are unique, a groundbreaking study is set to reshape the future of microgrid systems. Led by ZHANG Yifan from the School of Electrical Engineering at Tibet Agricultural and Animal Hu

In the quest for sustainable and cost-effective energy solutions, researchers have made significant strides in optimizing regional integrated energy systems (RIES). A recent study published in the journal *Measurement and Control* (translated from th

In a significant stride towards a greener energy future, researchers have developed a novel model that could revolutionize how we integrate renewable energy into existing gas networks while slashing carbon emissions. The study, led by Zhiyong Lei fro

In the dense wetlands of southern Louisiana, a silent revolution is underway, not in the form of rising waters or shifting ecosystems, but in the way scientists are monitoring and understanding these vital environments. A recent study led by M. Hemat

In the wake of Tropical Cyclone Tej, which swept through the Arabian Peninsula in late October 2023, a groundbreaking study published in the journal *Frontiers in Marine Science* has unveiled the storm’s profound impact on the region’s oceanic enviro

In a significant stride towards enhancing gas separation technologies, researchers have developed a novel carbon molecular sieve (CMS) membrane that could revolutionize the energy sector. The study, led by Min Deng from the College of Architecture an

In the heart of Norway, a groundbreaking study is turning the tables on waste management and hydrogen production, offering a glimpse into a future where industrial solid waste (ISW) is not just discarded, but transformed into valuable energy resource