Carbon Capture

Recent research published in ‘Nuclear Fusion’ has unveiled important findings regarding the retention behavior of hydrogen isotopes in plasma-facing materials (PFMs), specifically in the context of the Experimental Advanced Superconducting Tokamak (E

A recent study led by E.L.S. Ng from the Centre of Carbon Capture, Utilization and Storage (CCCUS) at Universiti Teknologi PETRONAS has revealed promising advancements in the management of foam formation during the CO2 removal process from natural ga

A recent study published in the journal Environmental Science and Ecotechnology offers critical insights into managing resources in arid river basins, particularly in the context of achieving Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Led by Yufei Zhang f

Researchers from Tohoku University have made significant strides in addressing carbon dioxide emissions, a pressing global challenge. In a recent study published in “Environmental Challenges,” lead author Fiona Motswaiso and her team explored a novel

A recent workshop has shed light on the urgent need for negative emissions technologies (NETs) as part of the global strategy to combat climate change. Organized by a group of 34 experts, including scientists, engineers, and policymakers, the worksho

A recent study led by Sarah Lück from the Mercator Research Institute on Global Commons and Climate Change in Berlin has shed light on the evolving landscape of carbon dioxide removal (CDR) governance and policy. Published in the journal “Frontiers i

Researchers have made a significant breakthrough in gas capture technology with the development of a novel carbon nano-network (CNN) material, which demonstrates remarkable capabilities in gas adsorption and self-desorption. This innovative approach,

A recent study led by D. Rezo from the Institute of Technical Thermodynamics at RWTH Aachen University presents an innovative approach to optimizing the siting of adsorption-based direct air carbon capture and storage (DACCS) plants. This research, p

A recent study published in the journal ‘Al-Bāhir’ explores a promising advancement in the field of hydrogen production through steam reforming, focusing on optimizing carbon capture techniques. The research, led by Ahmed Nazmus Sakib, delves into si

Recent research published in the journal Engineering has highlighted the potential of underground salt cavern carbon dioxide storage (SCCS) as a promising solution for large-scale CO2 management in China. Led by Wei Liu from the State Key Laboratory