Author name: Steven Davies

In the heart of Australia’s fertile landscapes, a silent competition is unfolding beneath our feet, one that could reshape our understanding of soil management and its implications for the energy sector. A recent study published in *Frontiers in Soil

In the quest to mitigate greenhouse gas emissions, carbon capture and storage (CCS) stands out as a promising technique, but it’s not without its challenges. A recent study published in the journal “Deep Underground Science and Engineering” (translat

In the quest to secure the integrity of carbon capture and storage (CCS) wells, researchers have made a significant stride by investigating the intricate behavior of well interfaces under the coupled effects of temperature, fluid flow, and mechanical

In the quest for sustainable energy solutions, scientists are turning to an often-overlooked resource: hot dry rock (HDR) geothermal energy. These vast, untapped reserves, located deep underground, hold immense potential to revolutionize the energy s

In the quest to balance economic growth with environmental sustainability, researchers are increasingly turning to innovative technologies that can reduce carbon emissions while also boosting industrial outputs. A recent study published in *Deep Unde

In the quest for a hydrogen-powered future, scientists are delving deep underground to unlock the secrets of large-scale hydrogen storage. A recent study led by Sadegh Ahmadpour from the Department of Energy Resources at the University of Stavanger i

In the bustling urban landscapes where traffic is a constant hum, ground vibrations can be more than just a nuisance—they can be a significant problem for residents and nearby structures. Addressing this challenge is particularly critical in cities w

In the quest to safely manage nuclear waste and enhance well plugging techniques, understanding the behavior of compacted bentonite under varying temperatures is crucial. A recent study, led by Linhua He from the School of Engineering at the Universi

In the quest to mitigate carbon emissions, scientists are delving deep underground, exploring the potential of abandoned coal mines for CO2 sequestration. A recent study published in *Deep Underground Science and Engineering* (formerly known as *Deep

In the heart of China, researchers are tackling a critical challenge for the energy sector: ensuring the safe and efficient storage of hydrogen in underground salt caverns. This innovative approach, known as salt cavern hydrogen storage (SCHS), promi