Carbon Capture

In the arid landscapes of Ocucaje, Peru, a unique natural phenomenon is taking place, one that could hold significant implications for the energy sector and carbon capture technologies. Researchers have turned their attention to Tillandsia purpurea,

In the quest to mitigate climate change, scientists are turning to innovative technologies to capture and store carbon dioxide (CO2), one of the primary greenhouse gases driving global warming. A recent study published in the journal “Chemical Engine

In the quest to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, the energy sector is turning its gaze towards the vast expanse of the ocean, where a significant portion of fossil fuel production takes place. A recent study published in the English-language journal

In the quest to curb carbon emissions, researchers are exploring innovative methods to capture CO2 from power plant exhausts. A recent study published in the journal “Chemical Engineering Transactions” offers promising insights into the use of advanc

In the quest to mitigate carbon emissions, researchers are turning to innovative solutions that could make a significant impact on the energy sector. A recent study published in the journal “Chemical Engineering Transactions” by Stefania Moioli and h

In a groundbreaking move for the energy sector, a collaborative research project in Italy is set to pioneer the first application of Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Storage (CCUS) in a Waste-to-Energy (WtE) plant. This initiative, a joint effort bet

In the quest to make microalgae cultivation more economically viable, a team of researchers led by Danilo Marchese has explored a novel approach that could significantly impact the energy and biofuel sectors. The study, published in the English-langu

In a groundbreaking study published in the journal “Chemical Engineering Transactions,” researchers have unveiled a promising avenue for combating rising atmospheric CO2 levels. The study, led by Kiara Atina Csaszar, explores the potential of metal-i

In the quest for a decarbonized future, blue hydrogen has emerged as a promising contender, but its viability hinges on two critical factors: methane leakage rates and carbon capture efficiency. A groundbreaking study led by Daniel Davids from the De

In the quest to mitigate global warming, researchers are exploring innovative technologies to capture and utilize carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions. A recent study published in the journal *Cleaner Environmental Systems* offers a comparative analysis of