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World’s First Commercial Ship-to-Ship Green Ammonia Bunkering Completed in Zhoushan, Zhejiang, China

On October 13, 2026, the world’s first commercial ship-to-ship bunkering of green ammonia fuel was completed at an anchorage in Zhoushan Port, Zhejiang Province, China.

20 Oct 2026

Energy Systems Nexus Opens Industry’s Toughest Energy System Challenges to UK Researchers

UK energy researchers can now work directly with industry on some of the energy system’s toughest challenges, through a new Academic Portal launched by Energy Systems Nexus.

20 Oct 2026

H-HOPE Presents Final Results on Energy Harvesting for Digital Water Networks

The Hidden Hydro Oscillating Power for Europe (H-HOPE) project presented its results on recovering energy from water flows to power monitoring devices at its final project event. Held as part of the fourth Brussels Hydropower Day on 8 September 2026, organized by ETIP HYDROPOWER, the event connected the project’s research with the needs of utilities, technology providers and policymakers.

20 Oct 2026

National Monitoring Framework Integrates Species-Specific Toxicity with Exposure Data

While diamide insecticides (DAIs) are new alternatives to conventional pesticides with improved selectivity, their environmental footprint needs an investigation.

20 Oct 2026

Rising Global Temperatures Increase Data Center Water Vulnerability to One-Third

One-quarter of the world's data centers are located in areas where water demand exceeds supply for at least one month each year, according to a new global analysis.

20 Oct 2026

Multi-Modal Remote Sensing Fusion Cuts Water Level Prediction Error Half

Water level data traditionally come from hydrological stations, but sparse spatial coverage, high operational costs and limited real-time capability hinder continuous monitoring in complex plain river-network regions, where water level variations are jointly influenced by precipitation, sluice regulation, human activities and agricultural irrigation, exhibiting strong nonlinearity, non-stationarity and spatial heterogeneity.

20 Oct 2026

Researchers Discover Histidine Pendulum Driving Hydrogenase Proton Capture

Nearly all metabolic processes require protons--positively charged hydrogen atoms. Although these are abundant in the cellular fluid, the biocatalysts involved depend on mechanisms for efficiently capturing protons and transporting them to the site where catalysis occurs. Enzymes from microorganisms can produce hydrogen (H2) by combining electrons with protons.

20 Oct 2026

Greener Chemistry Brings Low-Toxicity Perovskite Solar Cells Closer to Production

Solar panels that can be coated onto thin, flexible surfaces could one day be made the way newspapers are printed, at room temperature and without the toxic chemicals the process has relied on, claim researchers from the University of Surrey.

16 Oct 2026

What a Menorcan Goat Farm Reveals About the Future of Soil in the Mediterranean

At es Tonedor, in Es Mercadal, cheese is made the slow way. Unrefined sea salt goes straight onto the rind by hand, rather than the wheel going into a brine bath. The cheeses then mature for around two months at 11–13°C in controlled humidity, turned every two days, their rinds rubbed as they age.

16 Oct 2026

Global Gas Demand Will Not Peak Before 2035, Says GlobalData

Global natural gas demand will keep growing through 2035 in every scenario, rising by almost a fifth as power generation absorbs half of the increase.

16 Oct 2026

New Satellite Analysis Evaluates Stability of Earth’s Towering Ice Cliffs

A new study led by the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI) provides the most comprehensive observational analysis yet of the towering ice cliffs that fringe Earth's ice sheets, giving scientists new evidence to evaluate a long-debated process that could influence future sea level rise.

16 Oct 2026