Energy demands and immense environmental degradation have extorted for production of
low-carbon and carbon–neutral fuels. Abundantly available lignocellulosic biomass is …

Biochar, is one of the thermo-chemical conversion products generated from lignocellulosic
biomass via conversion techniques including gasification, pyrolysis, torrefaction …

Bamboo is a promising natural fiber source for developing sustainable and green textile
materials. Different fiber treatment techniques have been explored to produce natural …

The trend in the modern world is to replace fossil fuels with green energy sources in order to
reduce their environmental impact. The biorefinery industry, within this premise, needs to …

Lignocellulosic biomass has been used as starting materials in the process of producing
biofuels and chemicals. A pretreatment step is necessary to mitigate the inherent …

Feedstock variability is a significant barrier to the scale-up and commercialization of
lignocellulosic biofuel technologies. Variability in feedstock characteristics and behavior …

Selective conversion of heavily oxygenated biomolecules into hydrocarbon-based liquid
transportation fuels with stipulated structural traits is of academic and industrial significance …

With the advancement of renewable energy, the processing and handling of biomass
feedstocks has drawn enormous research interest. The key to economically viable and …

The bioenergy industry has been challenged by unstable flow and transport of milled
biomass in material handling operations. Handling issues such as hopper clogging and …

Xylanase and laccase are now used more frequently in biomass biorefinery. Different
operational conditions of the two enzymes reflect their limitations for enzyme cocktails …