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Ship & Shore Environmental Inc. Sets the Global Standard for Industrial Emissions Control as Climate and Energy Pressure Intensifies

As climate mandates tighten, energy costs rise, and regulators escalate enforcement worldwide, Ship & Shore Environmental, Inc. (S&SE) is demonstrating global leadership built over 25 years of execution.

From Ship & Shore Environmental 28 Jan 2026

UK Hydrogen Sector Ready to Deliver - Policy Certainty is Key to Unlocking Jobs, Investment and Global Competitiveness

The UK hydrogen industry stands ready to invest, create jobs and scale deployment - but weak demand signals and delays to policy delivery are holding back progress, according to a major new industry report launched in Parliament today.

28 Jan 2026

Arctic Seas are Getting Louder as Ice Melts, Posing Risks – Study Reveals How to Better Measure Noise

The Arctic is experiencing a steady rise in human-generated underwater noise as melting ice and increasing activity open the region to greater vessel traffic, with major implications for wildlife and local communities.

27 Jan 2026

REDES4VALUE Converts Fishing Nets into Recycled Nylon for Industrial Applications

The abandonment of fishing nets in seas and oceans is one of the most persistent environmental problems. In response to this situation, the REDES4VALUE project works to recover and recycle disused fishing nets, transforming them into new sustainable, high value-added products such as recycled nylon, films for packaging and agricultural covers, automotive components, and large-format parts produced by additive manufacturing. These developments are achieved through innovative mechanical and chemical recycling processes, combined with reactive extrusion technologies.

27 Jan 2026

New Method Helps Explain How Solar Cells can Repair Themselves… Using Sunlight

Engineers have developed a way to monitor solar cells at a microscopic level while they are operating – to discover exactly how damage caused by ultraviolet light can be naturally repaired.

27 Jan 2026

Citizen Scientists Are Transforming Wetland Restoration, New Study Shows

Integrating citizen science into wetland restoration enhances monitoring, supports adaptive management, and strengthens community engagement for sustainability.

By Muhammad Osama 27 Jan 2026

Breakthrough Study Explores Energy Recovery from Coastal Plastic Waste

Unlocking hydrothermal liquefaction's potential, this study shows how marine plastic waste can be transformed into bio-crude, supporting clean energy goals.

By Dr. Noopur Jain 23 Jan 2026

Webinar Announced to Showcase Topsoe Game-Changing LNMO Materials Offering

Topsoe, a leading global provider of advanced technology and solutions for the energy transition, is making new strides in next-generation battery material with a cobalt-free, high-voltage cathode technology that promises to reshape the performance and economics of lithium-ion batteries.

From Topsoe 23 Jan 2026

MIT Startup AtmosZero Aims to Decarbonize Industrial Heat

AtmosZero, co-founded by Addison Stark SM ’10, PhD ’14, developed a modular heat pump to electrify the centuries-old steam boiler.

22 Jan 2026

Turning Battery Bugs into PFAS-Fighting Features

A collaborative study between UChicago PME and Northwestern University, published in Nature Chemistry, details a novel approach to eliminating PFAS pollutants.

22 Jan 2026

World Sailing Launches First Olympic-Wide Project to Measure Environmental Impact of Sailing Equipment

World Sailing has launched a landmark project to measure and reduce the environmental impact of every Olympic-class boat, marking the first initiative of its kind across any Olympic sport.

20 Jan 2026

TUAL Secures £1.5 M to Deliver Scalable, Battery-Buffered Charging for Grid-Constrained, Critical-Response EV Fleets

TUAL, the pioneering developer of ultra-deployable charging solutions for commercial electric vehicles, today announces it has raised £1.5 million in new funding, led by one of Europe’s foremost ‘physical tech’ investment funds PT1 – accelerating TUAL’s mission to deploy high-power charging for those mission-critical fleets who have the most to lose when charging fails.

From TUAL 20 Jan 2026