High lipid content and excellent CO 2 fixation capability of microalgae by photosynthesis
have made microalgal biodiesel (BD) a promising carbon-neutral fuel. Nonetheless, the …

Microalgae has been identified as a potential feedstock for biodiesel production since its
cultivation requires less cropland compared to conventional oil crops and the high growth …

The rapid depletion of fossil fuel reserves and rising greenhouse gas (GHGs) emissions
have necessitated research into low-cost renewable energy sources, with a focus on algal …

One-step in-situ transesterification has been recognized as an alternative approach to
produce biodiesel from microalgae biomass. Based on technoeconomic perspective, in-situ …

In recent years, microalgal feedstocks have gained immense potential for sustainable
biofuel production. Thermochemical, biochemical conversions and transesterification …

In the era of industrialization, the issues of greenhouse effect and depletion of unrenewable
fossil fuels contributed to analyzing the potential of third-generation feedstock (microalgae) …

In response to the energy crisis, global warming and climate changes, microalgae have
received increasingly global attention as a renewable, alternative and sustainable source for …

Biodiesel is considered a promising alternative to conventional fuels in response to
increasing global energy demands, and it also contributes to reduced environmental …

Microalgae are the important part of carbon cycle in the nature, and they could utilize the
carbon resource in water and soil efficiently. The abilities of microalgae to mitigate CO2 …

Microalgae are promising renewable feedstocks for producing biodiesel as an alternative to
conventional diesel. However, the major bottleneck in microalgal biodiesel production is a …