The discovery of abundant natural gas resources has greatly increased the study of using
methane as a feedstock to produce transportation fuels. Biogas (primarily containing …

Biogas and syngas can be upgraded to produce a variety of products. Biogas (primarily
containing methane and CO 2) is generated from waste biomass via anaerobic digestion …

In the current period, there is a high demand for the production of liquid fuel which is used
for transport purposes all over the world. Therefore, the conversion of methane to methanol …

Methane is the main component of natural gas and biogas. As an abundant energy source,
methane is crucial not only to meet current energy needs but also to achieve a sustainable …

Biofuels from biomass gasification are reviewed here, and demonstrated to be an attractive
option. Recent progress in gasification techniques and key generation pathways for biofuels …

A new co-cultivation technology is presented that converts greenhouse gasses, CH 4 and
CO 2, into microbial biomass. The methanotrophic bacterium, Methylomicrobium …

Increasing consumption of fossil fuels and environmental concern has led to increased use
of compressed natural gas (CNG) in the transportation sector. Keeping in view limited …

Use of abundantly available virgin and waste biomasses as feed-stock for producing
gaseous (bio-gas) and liquid fuels (bio-methanol, bio-ethanol and bio-butanol) is being …

This paper presents challenging opportunities for production of liquid and gaseous fuels by
biotechnology. From the liquid fuels, ethyl alcohol production has been widely researched …

Natural gas is a mixture of low molecular weight hydrocarbon gases that can be generated
from either fossil or anthropogenic resources. Although natural gas is used as a …