Carbon Capture

In a significant stride towards cleaner energy solutions, researchers have demonstrated the potential of a novel technology that could revolutionize the way we capture carbon dioxide from biomass combustion. The study, led by Alberto Abad from the In

In the quest to mitigate climate change, carbon capture and utilization (CCU) has emerged as a promising strategy, but a new study suggests that the methods used to assess its environmental benefits may need a significant overhaul. The research, led

In the dynamic world of energy markets, where prices fluctuate with the ebb and flow of supply and demand, predicting trends with accuracy is akin to navigating a labyrinth. However, a recent study published in the journal “IEEE Access” titled “Patte

In the face of increasingly frequent and severe wildfires across the United States, researchers have made a significant stride in improving wildfire prediction models. A team led by Dr. Y. Liu from the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory in Richlan

In the heart of the Balearic Islands, a team of researchers led by Pere Aguiló-Nicolau from the Universitat de les Illes Balears is unraveling the secrets of photosynthesis in extreme environments. Their work, published in the journal ‘FEBS Open Bio’

In a significant stride toward more efficient carbon capture technologies, researchers have turned to graphene-based materials, unlocking new possibilities for the energy sector. A comprehensive review published in the *Journal of Carbon Dioxide Util

In the race to mitigate global warming and curb the escalating threat of natural disasters, Carbon Capture and Utilization (CCU) technologies have emerged as a promising contender. But as with any innovative solution, public acceptance is a critical

In the quest to mitigate carbon emissions, researchers are continually seeking more efficient and cost-effective methods for carbon capture. A recent study published in the journal *Carbon Capture Science and Technology* offers new insights into the

In the quest for efficient carbon capture technologies, a team of researchers led by Dehao Kong from the College of Energy Resource and Power Engineering at Northeast Electric Power University in China has made a significant stride. Their study, publ

In the quest to make carbon capture more efficient, researchers have developed a novel method to evaluate the effectiveness of chemicals used to extract calcium, a key player in the indirect carbonation process. This technique, which accelerates carb