New processes turn plastic waste into carbon nanotubes and hydrogen, offering cleaner recycling, economic value, and a step toward a circular economy.

A joint international research team has, for the first time, revealed the crucial link between the structure of the solid electrolyte interphase (SEI) and the efficiency of lithium-mediated nitrogen ...

Metal sulfides with seven to eight d electrons show optimal performance as catalysts for water electrolysis, as reported by ...

A trailblazing project in NSW’s north west that will reduce carbon emissions and create the state’s first large-scale green ...

A lightning-inspired process creates ammonia from air. The approach may support future green energy solutions. Researchers at the University of Sydney have used artificial lightning to create a more ...

Researchers engineered a graphene-encased catalyst with ultra-low platinum use that delivers high-efficiency, ...

Green hydrogen is set to be consumed as part of Hiringa’s heavy-vehicle refuelling network, and used on-farm to displace ...