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ABB Integrates AI-Assisted Diagnostics Into Remote Condition Monitoring for Emissions Analyzers

With ABB's Remote Condition Monitoring, CEMS operators gain AI-powered insights and continuous health monitoring to improve analyzer reliability and compliance.

From ABB Measurement & Analytics 7 Oct 2026

ABB Launches Digital Platform for Optimizing Operation of Water Networks

AquaMaster+™ delivers critical insights for water utilities, enabling efficient management of water networks and proactive detection of pipeline issues.

From ABB Measurement & Analytics 7 Oct 2026

UK-Backed Clean Energy Innovations Set to Scale Across Africa

From hospitals in Kenya and telecom towers in Uganda to fishing communities in Mozambique and food markets in Nigeria, a new generation of UK-backed clean energy projects is demonstrating how reliable, affordable power can support the services and industries people rely on every day.

7 Oct 2026

UNSW Leverages Industry Partnership to Set Large-Scale Perovskite PV Efficiency World Record

Engineers from UNSW Sydney have collaborated with high-tech energy company UtmoLight to set a benchmark for 676 cm2 perovskite solar submodules.

7 Oct 2026

Wave ‘Windows’ Could Save Mangrove Forests Around the World

An international research team, led by UNSW researchers, has identified why mangroves thrive on some coastlines yet die on others.

7 Oct 2026

MEKO Reaches Milestone of 3,500 Trained EV Technicians

More than 3,500 vehicle technicians at MEKO have now been trained under E+, the Group's certification that equips workshops to service and repair electric vehicles.

7 Oct 2026

A Novel Path to Fusion Ignition: Heat First, Then Add Fuel

For more than 70 years, fusion energy researchers have used a particular equation to judge whether a plasma would stay hot and dense enough — for long enough — to reach a point where it could sustain itself without any more external power added.

6 Oct 2026

How Cutting Emissions May Limit Antarctic Ice Loss and Protect Coastlines

Cutting greenhouse gas emissions now may limit how much ice Antarctica loses this century and reduce the rise in seas facing coastal communities, according to findings from a new study.

6 Oct 2026

Long-term Monitoring Shows Fundamental Ecological Changes in Northern Baltic

For decades, scientists have regarded phosphorus as the main nutrient limiting biological production in the Gulf of Bothnia. Now, a new study led by researchers at Umea University shows that a fundamental change is underway. The Bothnian Sea has shifted to nitrogen limitation, while the Bothnian Bay is rapidly moving in the same direction.

5 Oct 2026

Historical Fossil Fuel Emissions Could Influence Global Warming Until 2500

Researchers modeled how historical Carbon Majors emissions could affect global temperatures through 2500 under different future emissions pathways.

By Samudrapom Dam 2 Oct 2026

Living Environment and Lifestyle Factors May Accelerate Biological Ageing Already in Early Adulthood

Researchers from the Faculty of Sport and Health Sciences at the University of Jyväskylä, Finland, found that biological ageing may accelerate already in early adulthood.

1 Oct 2026

Testing the Next Generation of Solar Panels

On a 25-by-25-meter patch of land at UNSW Sydney’s Water Research Laboratory in Manly Vale, the future of solar power is facing a punishing test.

1 Oct 2026

Strengthening Regulatory Frameworks for Fintech-Driven Green Growth Initiative

New research examines whether disruptive financial technology (DFT) and modern Belt and Road (MBR) spillovers are associated with green development (GD) and net-zero pathways across 148 Belt and Road economies from 2004 to 2023. Using advanced panel econometric methods, the study finds that DFT and MBR spillovers generally show positive associations with GD, while their interaction is positive for the full panel and Europe but negative for Asia and Africa. The results suggest that the green benefits of digital finance depend on regulatory frameworks, digital readiness and project governance.

1 Oct 2026

The Vital Role of Insect Biodiversity in Supporting Vertebrate Life

From sloths to birds, vertebrates rely on insects for a wide array of purposes, including food, shelter, and medicine, according to an international paper co-authored by faculty at Binghamton University, State University of New York.

1 Oct 2026

Prioritizing Repair Over Disposal to Reduce Electronic Waste in Britain

Britain's approach to electronic waste is prioritising disposal over repair, allowing valuable devices and materials to slip through the net, according to new research from the University of Surrey.

1 Oct 2026