Carbon Capture

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

In the heart of Central Java, a critical study is unfolding that could reshape our understanding of coastal ecosystems and their role in the broader energy landscape. Galung Dhiva Maharani, a researcher from the Oceanography Department at Universitas

In the relentless pursuit of mitigating climate change, scientists are continually pushing the boundaries of technology to develop more efficient and sustainable solutions. A recent study published in the journal *Advanced Science* presents a promisi

In the rapidly evolving energy sector, the integration of digital solutions is proving to be a game-changer, particularly in the modeling and optimization of complex energy systems. A recent study published in the *Proceedings of Engineering Sciences

In the heart of Massachusetts, nestled within the sprawling Harvard Forest, a team of researchers led by Xiaojie Gao from Harvard University has developed a tool that could revolutionize how we understand and interact with forest ecosystems. The tool

In a significant stride towards sustainable carbon capture, researchers have developed a novel, low-cost porous carbon material derived from lignin waste, demonstrating exceptional CO2 adsorption capabilities. This breakthrough, published in the jour

In a world grappling with waste management and the urgent need for sustainable materials, a team of researchers led by Muhammad Imran from the Division of Chemical Engineering at Chalmers University of Technology in Sweden has uncovered a promising a

In the quest to mitigate climate change, scientists are exploring various methods to capture and store carbon dioxide (CO2). One promising avenue is the use of saline aquifers—porous rock formations saturated with salty water—located deep underground