Carbon Capture

In the relentless pursuit of a low-carbon future, researchers are continually seeking innovative ways to curb CO2 emissions from power plants, which currently account for a staggering 40% of global emissions. A groundbreaking study published recently

In the heart of Finland, researchers are harnessing the power of satellite imagery to revolutionize the management of boreal drained peatland forests. These forests, which stretch across the northern hemisphere, play a crucial role in carbon sequestr

In the quest to meet the world’s ever-growing energy demands, researchers are delving into innovative technologies to make the most of ‘low-quality’ natural gas reserves. A groundbreaking study led by Amiza Surmi from the Chemical Engineering Departm

In the quest to mitigate climate change, capturing carbon dioxide (CO2) from industrial sources has emerged as a crucial strategy. But as the energy sector grapples with the challenges of implementing large-scale CO2 capture, a new study offers insig

In the heart of China, a monumental effort is underway to map out the country’s potential to store vast amounts of carbon dioxide underground. This initiative, led by Dr. Jing-Li Fan from the Centre for Sustainable Development and Energy Policy Resea

In the quest to transform carbon dioxide into valuable fuels, researchers have long faced a formidable challenge: efficiently converting dilute CO2 streams into multi-carbon products. A breakthrough from the University of Toronto might just change th

In the quest to mitigate climate change, scientists and engineers are exploring innovative ways to capture and utilize carbon dioxide (CO2). A recent study published in Discover Civil Engineering, which translates to Discover Civil Engineering, offer

In the quest for cleaner energy and sustainable practices, monitoring subsurface fluid flow has long been a critical yet challenging endeavor. Now, a groundbreaking method developed by researchers at the China University of Geosciences (Beijing) prom

In the relentless pursuit of net-zero emissions, scientists worldwide are racing to develop innovative technologies that can capture and utilize carbon dioxide, a primary driver of climate change. Among the contenders, electrochemical CO2 capture (EC

In the relentless pursuit of combating climate change, scientists are continually seeking innovative ways to transform greenhouse gases into valuable resources. A recent breakthrough from Central South University in China offers a promising avenue fo