This interview describes how AMETEK STC is moving towards achieving sustainable development goals to make the world a clear place.
This article looks at recent research published in Clean Technologies detailing advanced steam reforming of bio-oil using carbon capture.
By Laura Thomson
27 May 2022
Starting with the query, “What do you mean, green?” and moving on to the idea that fossil CO2 from transportation is the primary problem that green hydrogen can fix, this study, published in Clean Technologies and discussed in this article, covers the rise of green hydrogen in the United Kingdom.
By Laura Thomson
27 May 2022
This article looks at the development of an innovative sewage sludge drying method using a modified solar greenhouse. The paper was published in Clean Technologies.
By Laura Thomson
27 May 2022
This article will explore nuclear power station advantages, such as cost-effectiveness and low emissions, and disadvantages, including the important environmental issues they raise.
By Olivia Hudson
26 May 2022
While new nuclear power facilities will be built in the UK in the upcoming decades, nuclear power is a big part of our transition to sustainable energy. A significant problem that has long been faced in the industry is radioactive waste hazardous to humans and the environment. Will nuclear waste continue to be an environmental hazard or an environmental promise?
By Clarissa Wright
19 May 2022
This article looks at a recent study published in Nature Geoscience, which details shifts in regional water availability caused by global tree restoration.
By Laura Thomson
18 May 2022
Many electronic devices need lithium-ion batteries as a power source. However, lithium presents serious sustainability challenges. This article looks at the sustainable alternatives to lithium for battery applications.
By Ben Pilkington
16 May 2022
Even though hydrogen is a clean energy carrier (fuel), its production adds significantly to the global carbon footprint. Furthermore, environment-friendly production of hydrogen is highly costly. But there is a better solution: biomass gasification.
AZoCleantech speaks to Professor Lucelia Rodrigues from the University of Nottingham about the EV-elocity project which enables the use of energy in electric vehicle batteries to power homes. The project could help decarbonize the energy grid and reduce emissions from transport and electricity production.
By Laura Thomson
11 May 2022