Sugarcane is a high biomass energy crop; the sugar stored in the stalk and the
lignocellulosic residue remaining after sugar extraction called bagasse can both be used for …

From ancient times, plant biomass has been combusted to produce heat. Depending on the
bioenergy feedstock and the energy processing platform, there are three major biofuel …

Sugarcane bagasse makes a valuable biobased resource with several reported
applications. Different applications are evaluated with tools like life cycle assessment (LCA) …

This chapter reviews what the authors know about the greenhouse gas (GHG) abatement or
carbon abatement from sugarcane bioproducts such as fuels, electricity, and materials. It …

With changing sugar markets in the USA and around the world, innovation and
environmental protection through value-addition and diversification will be crucial for the …

Sugarcane is one of the world's most important crops. Large-scale sugarcane-based ethanol
production in Brazil, together with an impressive energy balance reported therein, has …

Sustainability remains one of the critical issues highlighted in the topic of availability and
utilization of biomass. There is an urge to explore alternatives to improve the quality of crops …

Sugarcane exhibits all the major characteristics of a promising bioenergy crop including
high biomass yield, C4 photosynthetic system, perennial nature, and ratooning ability. Being …

Global energy demands are extensively being met through non-renewable resources, which
are not only depleting rapidly, but also causing higher greenhouse gas emissions …

The development of humankind is driven by the abundance of two essential elements: food
and energy. The discovery of petroleum, a feedstock from which to obtain liquid …