Emerging Tech

In a significant stride toward more efficient carbon capture technologies, researchers have turned to graphene-based materials, unlocking new possibilities for the energy sector. A comprehensive review published in the *Journal of Carbon Dioxide Util

In the race to mitigate global warming and curb the escalating threat of natural disasters, Carbon Capture and Utilization (CCU) technologies have emerged as a promising contender. But as with any innovative solution, public acceptance is a critical

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