Carbon Capture

In the quest to decarbonize the energy sector, carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS) technologies are gaining traction, but their deployment is often hampered by economic uncertainties. A recent study published in the journal *Energies* off

In the vast landscapes of Inner Mongolia, where coal and renewable energy resources are abundant, a critical question looms: how can the region navigate the complex path to carbon neutrality in the power sector? A recent study published in the journa

In the quest for sustainable energy solutions, offshore wind farms stand as titans, harnessing the power of the sea to fuel our low-carbon future. Yet, the very environment that makes them so potent also presents unique challenges. Enter machine lear

In the heart of Europe, Croatia is making significant strides in the energy sector, blending enhanced oil recovery (EOR) with carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS) technologies. This innovative approach not only promises to boost oil produc

In the heart of Uzbekistan, a novel approach to carbon capture is brewing, one that could reshape the energy sector’s decarbonization strategy. Azizbek Kamolov, a researcher from the Department of IT, Automation, and Control at the Tashkent Institute

In the quest for sustainable energy solutions, researchers are turning to biogas as a promising alternative to fossil fuels. A recent study published in the journal *Engineering Proceedings* (formerly known as *Engineering Proceedings*) sheds light o

In the heart of Taiwan, a groundbreaking study led by Chang-Chao Chen from the Institute of Biochemical Technology at Chaoyang University of Technology is reshaping the way we think about contaminated farmland and sustainable energy. The research, pu

In the quest to mitigate industrial carbon emissions, Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) technology has emerged as a promising solution, offering a practical means of sequestering carbon dioxide (CO₂) underground. However, the long-term efficacy of thi

In the rapidly evolving energy sector, the quest for low-carbon, cost-effective solutions has led to innovative research that could reshape how virtual power plants operate. A recent study published in *Power Construction*, led by WANG Jiayi from Heb

In the burgeoning world of hemp cultivation, a new study is shedding light on the plant’s root systems and their potential implications for carbon markets and energy sectors. The research, led by Rebecca K. McGrail from the University of Kentucky’s D