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🌱 Exciting Research Update from ISEST! 🌱 We are thrilled to announce a recent publication by the International Society of Engineering Science and Technology (ISEST) research group entitled: "Bioenergy with Carbon Capture and Storage Technology to Achieve Net Zero Emissions–A Review" This comprehensive review, now published in the Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews, explores the groundbreaking potential of Bioenergy with Carbon Capture and Storage (BECCS) technology. Highlights include: ✅ Achieving 96.24% CO2 recovery using oxy-fuel combustion systems. ✅ Critical analysis of pollution mitigation strategies, including reductions in NOx and SOx emissions. ✅ Economic insights showing the financial viability of BECCS with carbon taxes exceeding $28.3 per tonne of CO2. ✅ Real-world data from 20 BECCS projects globally that are paving the way for achieving net-zero emissions. This open-access paper sheds light on innovative solutions for climate change, combining technical, environmental, and economic perspectives. 🔗 Read the full paper here: https://lnkd.in/dwM3QJiG Congratulations to Dr. Farooq Sher and the entire ISEST team for contributing to this critical area of research! #NetZero #Bioenergy #CarbonCapture #Sustainability #ISEST #RenewableEnergy

Looking forward to joining with Prof Seeram Ramakrishna, Prof Terence K.S. Wong, Dr. Sourav Mitra, Dr. Vijila Chellappan, Ms. Brindha Ramasubramanian, Ms. Sumedha Vundrala organizing for the GCDEM 2024. The decarbonization of energy and materials is a complex and multifaceted challenge that requires a collaborative and interdisciplinary approach. The GC-DEM (Global Conference on Decarbonization of Energy and Materials) is a prestigious international forum that brings together experts, researchers, policymakers, and industry leaders to address this critical issue. The conference aims to serve as a high-quality platform for the exchange of scientific knowledge, the dissemination of cutting-edge research findings, and the showcasing of scalable solutions. By fostering this collaborative environment, the GC-DEM seeks to accelerate the development and implementation of innovative technologies, policies, and regulations that can drive the transition towards a sustainable, low-carbon future. The conference program covers a wide range of topics, including renewable energy systems, carbon capture and storage, sustainable materials and processes, energy efficiency, and the integration of these solutions into existing infrastructure. Participants have the opportunity to engage in thought-provoking discussions, share best practices, and explore partnership opportunities that can propel the decarbonization agenda forward on a global scale. Overall, the GC-DEM is a pivotal event that underscores the urgency and complexity of decarbonization, while providing a dynamic forum for the exchange of ideas, the advancement of research, and the shaping of future-oriented policies and standards. For details visit www.gcdem2024.com. #decarbonization #materials #energy #hydrogen #water #photovoltaic #membrane #energystorage #AI/ML

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Misinformation about #energy transitions and #renewableenergy technology can have a significant impact on a nation’s ability to meet #netzero emissions targets. ARC Laureate Professor Matthew Hornsey from UQ Business School explores these themes in his research, recently co-authoring a study published in Nature Magazine highlighting the prevalence of misinformation about wind farms across three countries. Professor Hornsey is one of several expert speakers from The University of Queensland presenting research this week at the 13th International Forum on Energy for Sustainable Development, hosted by the United Nations ESCAP. Professor Hornsey will deliver a keynote address on Information and misinformation: understanding the human elements of a just transition. Other UQ speakers include Associate Professor Simon Smart, UQ School of Chemical Engineering, Dr Dia Adhikari Smith, Dow Centre for Sustainable Engineering Innovation, Dr Peiyao Shen, Research Fellow, UQ School of Economics, PhD candidate Olivia Coldrey and Professor Tom Measham, Research Director of CRC TiME. UQ Energy Transition network Director Professor Adrian Panow will co-chair a session, alongside Chulalongkorn University. Learn more and view the full program: https://lnkd.in/gwaGg2jn

Professor Bruno Carmo gave an interview to Pesquisa FAPESP magazine about research into reducing pollutant emissions from oil rig support vessels. The professor explains that, based on real data, mathematical-computational models of the power system of this type of vessel were developed. The models were then operated with the same parameters that real ships were operating with. They found that the results were the same and then used the models to optimize the use of the generators. This resulted in a reduction in both fuel consumption and CO2 emissions. Do you want to know more about the Research Centre for Greenhouse Gas Innovation (RCGI) research? Access the full interview: bit.ly/4ft5tJO Find out more about the project at: bit.ly/3YO0iP4 #NDF #RCGI #USP

📑 #Publication time! A new paper on #bluenergy just got published! In it we investigate the possible use of #GrapheneOxide in the field of #renewableEnergy. We coated it onto activated carbons to obtain an asymmetric Capacitive Mixing device. Check out the full #openaccess article here: https://lnkd.in/dWtNjmMV This work was partially funded from the European Research Council (#ERC) under the European Union’s ERC Starting Grant agreement “CO2CAP” No. 949916 and under the National Recovery and Resilience Plan (#PNRR) by the European Union NextGenerationEU #iEntrance project (Project code: IR0000027). #CapMIX #electrochemistry #europeanproject #scientificpublication 

🎤 Today at the #Annex33 final workshop, held by Austrian Energy Agency, Nikolaus Fleischhacker from FEN Research GmbH presented the methodology of #simulation of neighbourhoods as the #research member of WIVA P&G. 💡 In this project, #FENResearch mainly focused on comparing and contrasting currently available tools for #modeling and simulating the #EnergyBalance of districts and their ability to include hydrogen-based solutions, in a decentralized manner. 🌐 Read more: https://lnkd.in/dqjqRr3P 🤝 Annex33 was supported by the program “#IEA Forschungskooperation” of the Bundesministerium für Klimaschutz, Umwelt, Energie, Mobilität, Innovation & Technologie through the FFG Austrian Research Promotion Agency. #HydrogenEconomy #CleanEnergy #SustainableEnergy #innovation #Industry #GreenFuture #hydrogenlogistics #hydrogentechnology #Klimaneutrale #Quartiere #wasserstoff #Energiesystemen

🇪🇺 The SOLARX Review Meeting with CINEA - European Climate, Infrastructure and Environment Executive Agency has been successfully held in Brussels! ☀️ #SOLARX partners shared insights on our progress, sparking valuable discussions. The consortium was privileged to engage with its project officer while receiving insightful technical feedback from an appointed field expert. ✔ This pivotal meeting ensures alignment with agreed-upon plans and EU policy objectives. ⏭ Exciting months are ahead to deploy SOLARX technologies! Stay tuned! ☀ Universitat de Lleida HyGear Fraunhofer-Institut für Solare Energiesysteme ISE DTU - Technical University of Denmark ACCIONA EMD International A/S accelopment CNRS Faculté de génie - Université de Sherbrooke European Commission CINEA - European Climate, Infrastructure and Environment Executive Agency #HorizonEurope #Research #Innovation #renewableenergy #energyproduction #energysector #energysolutions #energysystems #futureofenergy #energyinfrastructure #EUGreenDeal #solarenergy #energyefficiency 🔗 Read more about this in the #SOLARXnews! https://lnkd.in/dCmWh37R

🚀 Exciting news for researchers, scientists, and professionals in the field of bioenergy! The BBEST & IEA Bioenergy Conference is still accepting abstract submissions. This is a fantastic opportunity to showcase your innovative research, share insights, and connect with leading experts in the bioenergy sector. 📤 Why Submit an Abstract? - SHOWCASE YOUR RESEARCH: Present your latest findings and innovations to a global audience of peers and industry leaders. - NETWORK WITH EXPERTS: Engage with fellow researchers, policy makers, and industry professionals. - CONTRIBUTE TO ADVANCEMENTS: Be part of the conversation shaping the future of bioenergy. 📚 Before you submit your abstract, make sure to review the detailed guidelines provided on the conference website. 🔗 https://lnkd.in/d7zAHei3 Don't miss this chance to contribute to the global bioenergy dialogue. Submit your abstract today and be part of the future of sustainable energy!

Hi-EFECTS takes on one of the greatest challenges in the green shift International shipping ties the world trade together, but the maritime sector is also a large pollutant, accounting for almost 2% of energy-related CO2 emissions globally in 2022. Scaling up low-emission fuels is key to large-scale decarbonisation of the sector, and the project Hi-EFECTS, funded by Nordic Energy Research through the Nordic Grand Solutions Programme, seeks to speed up this process. "We aim to develop a new combustion engine for green methanol and green ammonia, thereby enabling the use of these fuels on a much larger scale in the maritime sector and speeding up the sector's transition to net-zero emissions," says Ossi Kaario, Project Leader and Associate Professor at Aalto University. Read more about the Hi-EFECTS project at: https://lnkd.in/gNPJbqQu Norges teknisk-naturvitenskapelige universitet (NTNU) Lunds universitet World Maritime University Wärtsilä Stolt Tankers #Nordic #Energy #Research