In this interview, AZoCleantech speaks with Imperial College London graduate Felix Chen about ALGAEWAVE, a closed-loop autonomous microalgae farming system that uses noise treatment to optimize biomass production.
By Bethan Davies
11 Dec 2023
This article breaks down key trends and challenges expected to help define the dredging industry’s future.
By Brett Smith
4 Dec 2023
This interview with Jeff Retzke examines how Denali is revitalizing mine sites and restoring ecosystems through innovative reclamation practices.
The intersection of nuclear energy and transportation presents a promising frontier for sustainable and clean mobility solutions.
By Usman Ahmed
1 Dec 2023
Most desalination facilities are powered by fossil fuels, which release significant greenhouse gas levels. Nuclear desalination is a more sustainable approach that uses heat from a nuclear power plant for reverse osmosis and distillation. This gives a nuclear power plant a secondary purpose beyond providing electricity.
By Brett Smith
30 Nov 2023
Nuclear propulsion systems are the preferred choice for future space exploration missions. They are much more efficient than traditional chemical propulsion systems and offer higher thrust than sustainable alternatives such as solar energy.
By Ibtisam Abbasi
29 Nov 2023
Although dredging practices have been under scrutiny for an extended period, the global research community has only recently linked them to water quality. Dredging can exert both positive and adverse effects on water quality. Evaluating the benefits against the associated risks is crucial in making informed decisions regarding the most suitable technique.
By Ibtisam Abbasi
29 Nov 2023
This article looks at the importance of dredging for ecosystem conservation, taking into account the challenges and prospects of the industry.
By Usman Ahmed
28 Nov 2023
A major breakthrough in hydrogen power that could open up a whole new world of possibilities was recently announced by a European consortium after successfully testing a gas turbine capable of running on pure hydrogen.
By Brett Smith
28 Nov 2023
By 2035, the demand for clean hydrogen will exceed millions of tons. However, hydrogen generation from low-carbon energy sources must contribute to profound carbon reduction. Hydrogen needs to be produced via nuclear or renewable energy sources to reduce carbon emissions considerably.
By Usman Ahmed
24 Nov 2023