Carbon Capture

In the bustling world of coffee, where every bean tells a story, a groundbreaking study is brewing a new narrative for sustainability. Xia Li, a researcher from the Key Laboratory of Climate Change and Adaptation at Tongji University in Shanghai, Chi

In the heart of Australia, researchers are unraveling a complex dance between two essential elements: carbon and nitrogen. This intricate ballet, occurring within Earth’s ecosystems, holds profound implications for the energy sector and our understan

In a world grappling with the urgent need to curb carbon emissions, a groundbreaking study published by the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research (PIK) and Humboldt University of Berlin sheds new light on the complex landscape of carbon dioxi

In the heart of China, researchers are harnessing the power of sound waves to tackle some of the energy sector’s most pressing challenges. Quanlin Shi, a scientist at the Key Laboratory of Gas and Fire Control for Coal Mines at China University of Mi

In the race to achieve carbon neutrality, China’s “Dual Carbon” strategy has spotlighted Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Storage (CCUS) as a linchpin technology. Yet, as the nation transitions from pilot projects to full-scale commercial application

In the relentless pursuit of a carbon-neutral future, the iron and steel industry stands as both a challenge and an opportunity. This sector, a backbone of modern industry, is also a significant contributor to global carbon emissions. Now, groundbrea

In the relentless pursuit of carbon neutrality, scientists are continually pushing the boundaries of technology to capture and manage CO2 emissions more efficiently. A groundbreaking study published in the journal Energy, Environmental Protection (能源

In the relentless pursuit of carbon neutrality, scientists and engineers are racing to transform carbon dioxide from a climate villain into a valuable resource. A groundbreaking study published recently offers a roadmap for turning CO2 into a commerc

In the relentless battle against climate change, scientists are turning to an unlikely ally: tiny, photosynthetic powerhouses known as microalgae. A groundbreaking study led by WANG Yi from the School of Environmental Science and Engineering at Tianj

In the relentless pursuit of carbon neutrality, scientists and engineers are continually pushing the boundaries of technology to capture and utilize CO2 more efficiently. Among the various methods, membrane separation has emerged as a promising conte