A groundbreaking study in Frontiers in Energy reveals significant advances in carbon dioxide capture technology. Researchers have developed an innovative biochar material. The Shanghai Jiao Tong University team created a
NTU Singapore researchers have developed a groundbreaking 3D concrete printing method that captures carbon dioxide (CO2) while producing stronger building materials. This innovation addresses two critical construction industry challenges: reducing
The University of York has created a new method to produce clean hydrogen using organic waste. This process also captures carbon dioxide during production. The breakthrough represents a major step
A new 10-megawatt power plant in Nottinghamshire has launched an innovative dual-purpose operation. The facility generates electricity while capturing carbon dioxide for the beverage industry. Located in Rhodesia, Worksop, this
UC Berkeley scientists have created a groundbreaking yellow powder for carbon capture. The powder matches a full-grown tree's CO2 absorption while using only half a pound of material. This technological
A study in Nature Catalysis reveals a new method for producing ammonia. This method significantly reduces carbon emissions compared to the century-old Haber-Bosch process. Led by RMIT University researchers, this
In the global effort to decarbonize, hydrogen has emerged as a potential clean energy solution. However, harvesting naturally occurring "gold hydrogen" from underground reservoirs could have unintended effects. Scientists caution
UUCF researchers have developed an innovative CO2 conversion device inspired by the water-repelling properties of lotus leaves. This technology aims to reduce the carbon footprint while sustainably producing valuable chemicals
Introduction Hydrogen fuel cell vehicles are becoming an attractive alternative for heavy-duty transportation. They emit only water vapor and can be carbon-free if hydrogen is produced using renewable energy. Unlike
A new biomaterial called C-ELM (cyanobacterial engineered living material) is set to revolutionize the construction industry by capturing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. Developed by researchers at University College London,