Carbon Capture

In the bustling world of construction materials, a tiny yet powerful player is making waves: carbon quantum dots (CQDs). These minuscule carbon-based nanoparticles, barely a few nanometers in size, are proving to be a game-changer in enhancing the pe

In the heart of Canada, researchers are unraveling the secrets of peatlands, those vast, waterlogged landscapes that play a crucial role in our planet’s carbon cycle. A recent study led by Hongxing He from McGill University’s Department of Geography

In the lush, dappled light of a forest understory, a humble fig tree is making a name for itself, not just as a shade-loving plant, but as a potential powerhouse in the under-forest economy. Ficus formosana Maxim., a species native to Taiwan, is prov

In the thin air of high-altitude regions, a groundbreaking study is revolutionizing the way we think about energy management. Zhe Yin, a researcher from the College of Electrical Engineering at Tibet Agriculture and Husbandry College, has developed a

In the ever-evolving landscape of energy innovation, a groundbreaking development is emerging from the labs of China University of Petroleum (Beijing). Fuzzy-ball fluids, a novel class of chemical seal-plugging materials, are poised to revolutionize

In the heart of Kuwait, a team of researchers led by Seyed Mehdi Alizadeh at the Australian University is making waves in the energy sector. Their latest work, published in Energies, delves into the intricate world of carbon capture and storage (CCS)

In the quest for sustainable energy solutions, a groundbreaking study led by Bin Wang from the School of Energy, Power and Mechanical Engineering at North China Electric Power University has unveiled a novel method for producing hydrogen from biogas

In the relentless pursuit of cleaner energy solutions, a groundbreaking study from the Technical University of Sofia is turning the tables on how we think about waste from coal and biomass combustion. Led by Silviya Boycheva from the Department of Th

In the heart of Madrid, researchers at the Unit for Sustainable Thermochemical Valorization, part of the Energy Department at CIEMAT, are turning pistachio shells into a powerful tool for cleaning up industrial emissions. Led by Alejandro Márquez Neg

In the relentless pursuit of carbon neutrality, scientists are continually exploring innovative solutions to capture and store carbon dioxide, a primary driver of climate change. Among the latest contenders in this arena are biochars derived from bam