Cleaner Engineering News Today

A Jordanian research team has designed a cleaning technique for solar modules that uses static electricity to remove dust from panel surfaces. The system features an electrostatic ionizer that reduces attraction between dust particles and their accumulation on modules, improving their energy yield.

The leakproof silicone alternative to a tampon, which is being developed with government funding, looks like a miniature folding umbrella.

As freshwater “Day Zero” looms for the climate change-stressed Nelson Mandela Bay Metropolitan Municipality, home to 1.28 million people, officials face a difficult choice: risk failure of short-term groundwater supplies or seek long-term solutions.

This article will look at how the copper mining industry can become more sustainable and what progress is currently being made in achieving this aim.

An international team of researchers have published a study in Cleaner Engineering and Technology exploring the recent advances in achieving the circular economy and the progress in associated technological applications.

Advances in carbon capture technologies form keystones in reducing industrial CO2 emissions amidst the incoming climate crisis. This article looks at the different types of carbon capture technologies and a new amine-based absorption system that could capture 99% of CO2 from post-combustion flue gas

A recent paper published in the journal Cleaner Engineering and Technology investigated spent bleaching earth as an energy source while factoring in the economic viability of various methods of conversion.

Researchers from British Columbia, in their recent article published in the journal Cleaner Engineering and Technology, have not only studied and suggested various novel strategies for utilization of textile waste, but also thoroughly evaluated its effectiveness and viability.