Storage & Renewable

In a revealing study published in ‘Environmental Sciences’, researchers have turned the spotlight on the alarming levels of nitrate pollution affecting the Eastern Kabul Aquifer, a crucial water source for the city’s residents. Led by Abdulhalim Zary

A groundbreaking research project funded by the EU Regional Development Fund (ERDF) is set to transform the landscape of energy and water management in the Upper Harz Mountains of Northern Germany. This initiative aims to integrate energy infrastruct

Recent research highlights the urgent need for corporations, particularly in South Korea, to enhance their biodiversity conservation efforts, a move that could significantly impact the water, sanitation, and drainage sectors. Conducted by Yoora Cho o

Recent advancements in wastewater treatment have taken a significant leap forward with a comprehensive review published in the journal ‘Water-Energy Nexus’ that highlights the potential of biochar in removing organic pollutants from water and wastewa

A recent study led by Umar Shuaibu Aliyu from the Department of Business Administration at the American University of Cyprus sheds light on the intricate relationship between food, energy, and water security in the context of sustainable development

Recent research published in the journal “npj Climate and Atmospheric Science” has unveiled significant insights into the changing dynamics of groundwater storage on the Tibetan Plateau, a region critical for water resources management and sustainabi

In a groundbreaking study published in ‘Cleaner Water’, researchers have identified potential dam sites in a semi-arid region of India plagued by severe water crises and fluoride contamination. The research, led by Arijit Ghosh from the Department of

A recent article published in ‘VertigO’, titled “La nouvelle économie des ressources et les marches de l’eau : une perspective idéologique ?”, delves into the complex interplay between market mechanisms and water resource management. The research, le

China’s ambitious energy transition is not just a national endeavor; it has far-reaching implications for global markets, particularly in the water, sanitation, and drainage sector. As highlighted in the article “La Chine en transition énergétique :

In the bustling shantytowns of Cotonou’s sixth arrondissement, the quest for safe drinking water remains a daily struggle. A recent study by Espérance Olive Hounsounou, published in the environmental journal VertigO, sheds light on the precarious sta