Carbon Capture

In a significant stride towards mitigating climate change, researchers have developed a novel approach for capturing carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions from industrial flue gas, particularly in cement manufacturing. This groundbreaking study, led by Narg

Indonesia is making significant strides in its climate action initiatives, particularly through the development of carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS) facilities. A recent article published in ‘Energy Geoscience’ provides a comprehensive

In a groundbreaking study, researchers have unveiled a transformative approach to greenhouse operations that could significantly impact the energy sector and agriculture. The research, led by Jiahao Gou from the National Key Laboratory of Power Trans

Recent research highlights the critical role of Norwegian eelgrass meadows in carbon sequestration, revealing significant potential for blue carbon strategies that could influence the energy sector and coastal management practices. Conducted by a tea

In a significant breakthrough for carbon capture and utilization (CCU) technologies, a team of researchers led by D. F. Bruggeman from the Van’t Hoff Institute for Molecular Sciences at the University of Amsterdam has shed light on the intricate role

In a significant advancement for the biofuels and chemicals sector, researchers have unveiled a promising method for producing and purifying furfural from the agricultural waste of oil palm empty fruit bunches. This innovative approach, detailed in a

China’s steel industry, a cornerstone of its economy, faces a critical juncture as it grapples with high energy consumption and significant carbon emissions. A recent article published in the journal ‘Engineering’ highlights the urgent need for trans

Recent research highlights the critical role of nonindustrial private forestlands in Florida, emphasizing their multifaceted environmental benefits, particularly in carbon storage. This study, led by Nilesh Timilsina from the University of Wisconsin,

Recent research has unveiled the significant role that nonindustrial private forestlands in Florida play in providing essential ecosystem services, particularly in carbon storage. This study, led by Nilesh Timilsina from the Florida’s Private Forestlands Shine as Key Players in Carbon Storage Efforts Read More »

A recent study led by Luge Cheng from the Department of Architecture at The University of Tokyo presents a groundbreaking approach to measuring carbon dioxide fixation in cementitious materials, a vital step in mitigating the concrete industry’s sign