Storage & Renewable

In the heart of Guangxi, China, a critical study is shedding light on the delicate balance of carbon storage in one of the region’s most ecologically fragile areas. The Hongshui River Basin, a vast expanse of karst landscapes, is under the microscope

In the heart of Tianjin, a city bustling with economic activity and urban development, lies a hidden treasure trove of renewable energy: deep geothermal resources. A recent study led by Qiuxia Zhang from the Center of Hydrogeology and Environmental G

In the rugged terrain of western Yunnan, a hidden treasure trove of geothermal energy lies beneath the surface, promising a sustainable and potent resource for the energy sector. A recent study, led by Hua Zhang from the Yunnan Key Laboratory of Geoh

In the heart of Southwest China, where karst landscapes dominate the terrain, a groundbreaking study led by Zifan Xu from the Institute of Surface-Earth System Science at Tianjin University is shedding new light on how soil-rock structures influence

In the heart of Guangxi, China, a hidden treasure trove of geothermal energy is waiting to be tapped, and recent research is shedding light on its vast potential. Xinwei Wang, a geologist from China Nonferrous Metals (Guilin) Geology and Mining Co.,

In the arid and semi-arid regions of western China, water scarcity is a significant challenge for ecological restoration in mining areas. A recent study led by Yinli Bi from the Institute of Ecological Environment Restoration in Mine Areas of West Ch

In the heart of the San Juan Basin, a significant step forward is being taken to ensure the safe and responsible storage of carbon dioxide (CO2) underground, a critical component in the fight against climate change. Jason Simmons, a researcher at the

In the quest to balance economic growth with environmental sustainability, a groundbreaking study has emerged from the School of Economics and Management at Anhui University of Science and Technology. Led by Qingzhen Shao, the research delves into th

In the vast and complex web of water management, understanding the intricate dance between climate change and human activities is crucial, especially for the energy sector that relies heavily on consistent water resources. A groundbreaking study publ