Sustainability

In the heart of China, researchers are pioneering a new approach to mineral exploration that could revolutionize the energy sector. Yingchun Wei, a geoscientist from the College of Geoscience and Surveying Engineering at China University of Mining an

Deep beneath China’s surface, a growing challenge is emerging as coal mining operations delve deeper into the earth. The problem? An increasing volume of saline mine water, a byproduct of underground mining with a total salt content exceeding 1,000 m

In the heart of China, researchers are revolutionizing the way we think about mining equipment, and the implications for the energy sector are profound. Shirong Ge, a researcher at the School of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering, China University

In the heart of Western China, a battle is being waged—not against enemies, but against the environmental fallout of coal mining. The region, a critical coal production base, has seen its water resources and ecological environments strained by large-

In the relentless pursuit of efficiency and durability in hard-rock drilling, a groundbreaking evaluation model has emerged, promising to revolutionize the energy sector. Dr. Jianping Wei, from the State Key Laboratory Cultivation Base for Gas Geolog

In the heart of China’s Southern Junggar Basin, a region rich in coalbed methane (CBM) but plagued by low-quality reserves and challenging production conditions, a groundbreaking study offers a beacon of hope for the energy sector. Led by Xianbo Su f

In the heart of China’s coal mining industry, a silent battle is being waged against one of the most dangerous phenomena in deep mining: coal outbursts. As mining operations delve deeper into the Earth’s crust, the risk of these sudden, violent expul

In the heart of China, researchers at the China University of Mining and Technology-Beijing are revolutionizing the way we think about blasting techniques, particularly in the energy sector. Led by Yanbing Wang, a team of scientists has delved into t

In the high-stakes world of space technology, every gram counts, and every innovation can mean the difference between mission success and failure. A groundbreaking study led by Fei Chen at the Xi’an Institute of Optics and Precision Mechanics, Chines