This article reviews the production of renewable aviation fuels from biomass and residual
wastes using gasification followed by syngas conditioning and Fischer-Tropsch catalytic …

Fischer–Tropsch (FT) process is a promising method for producing liquid fuels and other
valuable chemicals through CO hydrogenation. The catalyst activity and product selectivity …

CO 2 hydrogenation is an attractive way to store and utilize carbon dioxide generated by
industrial processes, as well as to produce valuable chemicals from renewable and …

Unconventional feedstocks, such as heavy vacuum residue (VR), have become potential
candidates that could be positively exploited to meet the increasing demand of high-value …

Natural gas is widely considered as the key feedstock to enable the transition from the oil to
the renewables era. Despite its vast reserves, the use of this resource to produce energy …

CO2 hydrogenation over Fe-based catalysts is a promising pathway to mitigate emissions of
this greenhouse gas and provides a possibility for crude-oil-free production of chemicals …

With a global shift towards cleaner sources of energy and net zero carbon by 2050, the
development of natural gas projects must apply technologies that reduce the industry's …

A comprehensive review of the kinetic models for Fischer-Tropsch synthesis with cobalt and
iron catalysts was developed. Various kinetic models have been proposed to predict the …

This paper investigates the role of the carbon pre-coating of silica in controlling the structure
and performance of silica supported cobalt catalysts for Fischer–Tropsch synthesis. It was …

Abstract The low-temperature Fischer-Tropsch (LTFT) process aims to produce heavy cuts
such as wax and diesel. For many years, there have been studies and improvements on the …