Recent research published in the journal “Environments” sheds light on the impact of teleworking on air quality in Madrid, Spain, revealing promising insights for urban mobility and the energy sector. Conducted by Jorge Bañuelos-Gimeno from the Trans
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Rapid urbanization and increasing vehicle ownership in Accra, Ghana, have led to significant traffic congestion, prompting a shift in transportation planning strategies. A recent study conducted by William Kwaasi Amanor from the Regional Transport Re
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Recent advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) and self-driving technology are set to revolutionize intelligent transportation systems (ITSs), promising enhanced road safety, improved traffic flow, and reduced vehicle emissions. A new survey led
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A recent study published in “Engineering Proceedings” has shed light on the pressing need for decarbonization in Uzbekistan’s energy sector, particularly focusing on the Turakurgan natural gas-fired combined cycle power plant (NGCCPP). With over 85%
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Recent advancements in carbon capture technology have been highlighted in a study conducted by Abbos Elmanov from the Shahrisabz Branch of the Tashkent Institute of Chemical Technology. The research, published in “Engineering Proceedings,” focuses on
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Recent advancements in nondestructive testing (NDT) techniques have opened new avenues for the energy sector, particularly in the realm of materials inspection. A study led by Chun-Han Chang from the Department of Chemical Engineering at National Tsi
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Recent advancements in carbon capture and utilization (CCU) technologies are paving the way for a more sustainable approach to managing CO2 emissions in the energy sector, particularly within the oil and gas industries. A comprehensive review publish
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As the world pivots towards a low-carbon economy, the production of low-carbon-intensity ammonia (LCIA) is emerging as a promising solution for reducing greenhouse gas emissions, particularly in the agricultural sector. A recent study published in th
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Researchers have made significant strides in the field of carbon capture technology with their recent study on a specific metal-organic framework (MOF) known as Co3(ndc)3(dabco). This innovative material has shown promising capabilities for adsorbing
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Recent research led by Betul Ari from the Department of Chemistry at Canakkale Onsekiz Mart University has unveiled promising advancements in carbon dioxide (CO2) capture technologies, which could significantly impact the energy sector. Published in
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