Abstract The utilization of biomass resources for producing valuable chemicals and drop-in fuels via biomass to liquid (BTL) processes has attracted much interest as alternative to today’s petroleum economy. However, biomass-derived liquids by thermochemical processes are not suitable for fuel application using availab...
Saeed Sahebdelfar, Maryam Takht Ravanchi· Reviews in chemical engineer...· 0 citations
The continuous growth of the global population, urbanization and industrialization has led to a steep increase in worldwide energy demand, exerting immense pressure on conventional fossil fuel reserves. Fossil fuels currently dominate the global energy mix but are associated with severe environmental challenges such as...
M. Walecha, Y. Deshpande· ASEAN Engineering Journal· 0 citations
Pyrolysis and catalytic co-pyrolysis are promising technologies to transform plastic and biomass waste into low molecular-weight fuels such as hydrogen or methane in Latin America. They have shown outstanding potential to overcome waste pollution while generating energy and profit. Nevertheless, pyrolysis is underrep...
Astrid Medina-Guerrero, Deyler Castilla-Caballero, Ana Buelvas-Hernández et al.· ACS Applied Polymer Material...· 0 citations
The necessity of biomass valorization arises from global energy and environmental and economic challenges. Catalytic transformation of biomass into fuels, chemicals, and other valuable products has emerged as a promising approach toward a sustainable and circular economy. The primary objective of this review is to prov...
Si-Jin Guo, Qian-Gu Yan, Zhi-Yong Cai et al.· Catalysts· 0 citations
This review provides a comprehensive analysis of waste-to-hydrogen (WtH) pathways for the conversion of various types of WtH, focusing on hydrogen generation, energy efficiency, environmental implications, and economic viability. The result shows that feedstock characteristics influence each pathway’s feasibility and p...
M. F. Abushammala, Siham Farrag, Sultan Almuaythir et al.· Sustainability· 0 citations
: Hydrogen is attracting increasing attention as a low-carbon energy carrier, but its environmental benefits depend strongly on the production pathway. Biomass provides a renewable feedstock for hydrogen production while enabling the utilization of agricultural residues, forestry wastes, algae, and organic wastes. Majo...
Guo-Ying Pan, Xue-Bin Li, Shi-Hao Wei et al.· Modern Physical Chemistry Re...· 0 citations
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