Storage & Renewable

Chile’s push to become a global leader in green hydrogen is gaining momentum, but as a new study reveals, turning vast renewable energy potential into commercial reality will require more than just abundant sunshine and wind.

A qualitative case stud

Researchers at the Guangdong University of Technology have developed a novel catalyst that could significantly improve the efficiency of hydrogen production from water, offering a sustainable alternative to conventional energy storage and conversion

Ethiopia stands at a crossroads of energy ambition and hydrological reality, where the untapped roar of its rivers could either power a nation or spark regional friction. A new review in *Discover Sustainability*, led by Muse Wldmchel Shomre of Wache

In the rugged mountains of eastern Kazakhstan, where the Buktyrma River carves its way through valleys and gorges, a breakthrough in hydrological forecasting is quietly reshaping how water managers prepare for the seasons ahead. For Serik B. Sairov,

In the quiet halls of academia, where data often languishes in spreadsheets and peer-reviewed journals, Christopher Mtonga and his team at the University of Zambia’s Integrated Water Resources Management Centre are quietly rewriting the rules of how

M. Khadem, a researcher at the University of Manchester’s School of Mechanical, Aerospace, and Civil Engineering, has developed a method that could reshape how water utilities and energy providers manage reservoir storage across seasons. The study, p

A new study by Urmin Vegad, a researcher at the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Gandhinagar, is shedding light on India’s complex water storage challenges—data that could have far-reaching implications for the country’s energy and agricultural s

In the heartland of America, where the rhythm of seasons once dictated the ebb and flow of rivers, a new pattern is emerging—one that defies the old rules. A study published in *Earth’s Future* by Yixin Yang of Nanjing University’s School of Geograph

Balaram Shaw, a researcher at the Interdisciplinary Centre for Water Research in Bengaluru, has led a groundbreaking review that could reshape how industries—particularly the energy sector—plan for water resource challenges in a changing climate. The

In the heart of New York’s Finger Lakes region, where rolling vineyards and sprawling dairy farms define the landscape, researchers at Cornell University are quietly revolutionizing how we measure one of agriculture’s most precious resources: water.