Hydrogen is a fuel with enormous potential to meet the need for ecologically friendly energy
sources. Hydrogen from renewable sources can reroute renewable sources out of landfills …

In the current energy scenario, the production of heat, power and biofuels from biomass has
become of major interest. Amongst diverse thermochemical routes, gasification has stood …

One of the main problems that happen during biomass gasification is tar formation, which
could make this technology unsuccessfully from a commercial point of view. Tar content …

The transformation of biomass using steam gasification is a chemical route to facilitate
changes in organic or residue supported carbonaceous substances addicted to carbon …

Thermo-chemical conversion of biomass has been regarded as one of attractive routes of
producing the clean and environmental friendly bio-fuels. Downdraft biomass gasification …

Biomass tar is the bottleneck of biomass gasification, which lowers the quality of syngas,
corrodes downstream equipment, and causes serious environmental pollution. Tar can …

Syngas from biomass gasification can be used in downstream process industries such as
city gas, hydrogen production, etc. In this review, the effects of biomass feedstock properties …

The generation of tar in biomass gasification is highly undesirable since the condensation
and agglomeration of tar causes clogging and contamination of downstream equipment …

Economically, fossil fuels remain the main source of energy despite their high emissions of
greenhouse gases. However, biomass, a renewable fuel with CO 2 neutrality, has …

Fixed bed gasification represents a convenient pathway for exploiting lignocellulose since it
can be carried out on a small scale, while current technology is robust and fairly simple …