Carbon Capture

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

In the bustling heart of Hong Kong, where infrastructure constraints demand innovative solutions, a groundbreaking study is turning an everyday nuisance into a sustainable energy source. Fats, oils, and grease (FOG)—often the bane of municipal plumbi

In a significant stride towards more efficient and sustainable carbon capture technologies, researchers have developed a novel deep eutectic solvent (DES) that strikes a delicate balance between stability, absorption performance, and viscosity. This

In the relentless pursuit of curbing carbon emissions, scientists are delving deep into the molecular world to uncover innovative solutions. A recent study published in the journal *Green Chemical Engineering* offers a promising breakthrough in CO2 c

In the ever-evolving landscape of chemical process industries, maintaining operational safety and product quality is paramount. Traditional fault detection methods, while widely used, often fall short under dynamic conditions, leading to high false a

In the vast, frost-kissed expanses of the pan-Arctic region, a silent transformation is underway. As the climate warms, the frozen soils that have long locked away ancient carbon are beginning to thaw, with profound implications for the global energy

In the pursuit of a low-carbon future, the energy sector is grappling with a hidden challenge: silent violence. This term, coined by researchers, refers to the often-overlooked harm embedded in policies and economic systems during transitions to sust

In a significant stride towards enhancing energy efficiency in green buildings, researchers have developed a sophisticated forecasting framework that promises to revolutionize energy management strategies. The study, led by Fang Peng from the College

In a significant stride towards decarbonizing the power sector, researchers have unveiled a novel framework to assess the economic viability of electrolytic hydrogen-based power-to-gas-to-power (PGP) systems. Published in the journal *Nature Communic

In the vast, vibrant world of coral reefs, a tiny yet mighty organism, the mixotrophic reef-building coral, plays a crucial role in both marine ecosystems and the global energy balance. Recent research published in the journal *Nature Communications