Storage & Renewable

In the heart of West Cameroon, a groundbreaking study is reshaping our understanding of groundwater productivity in crystalline basement terrains. Led by Jean Victor Kenfack of the Laboratory of Environmental Geology at the University of Dschang, thi

In the arid expanses of West Texas, a pioneering project is redefining the future of oil recovery and carbon storage. The Tall Cotton Field, nestled in the Permian Basin, has become a testament to the potential of greenfield residual oil zones (ROZs)

In the heart of Morocco, a country grappling with the dual challenges of water scarcity and agricultural development, a new study is shedding light on the intricate dance between water resources and trade. Mounsif Ridaoui, a researcher from the Resea

In the vast landscape of water management, large dams have long been seen as the linchpins of control, taming rivers and reservoirs to meet human needs. Yet, as Imogen Frawley from the Department of Earth Sciences at Uppsala University in Sweden and

In the heart of Ghana’s bustling city of Kumasi, Charles K. K Sekyere, a researcher from the Department of Mechanical Engineering at Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology, has been delving into a pressing global issue: urban climate chan

In an era where the energy sector is undergoing a seismic shift, a groundbreaking study published in the journal *Advances in Applied Energy* (which translates to *Progress in Applied Energy*) offers a compelling glimpse into the future of electricit

In the arid landscapes of the southwestern United States, Lake Mead stands as a vital reservoir, serving over 25 million people and vast agricultural lands across several states. However, the region has been grappling with severe droughts since the e

In the arid landscapes of Ethiopia’s Semen Omo Zone, water is a precious commodity, and understanding its dynamics is crucial for sustainable management. A recent study published in the journal ‘Applied Water Science’ (translated as ‘Applied Water Sc

In the heart of Ethiopia, the Awash River Basin is a lifeline for agriculture, supporting everything from maize to sugarcane. But as climate change tightens its grip, the basin’s water resources are under threat, and with them, the future of farming

In the heart of the Deep South, a groundbreaking study is shedding light on the intricate dance between water, energy, and food—a trio of resources that form the backbone of regional economies. Led by Adrija Roy from the Department of Civil, Construc