It is imperative to search for appropriate processes to convert wastes into energy, chemicals,
and materials to establish a circular bio-economy toward sustainable development …

Excessive utilization of fossil fuel, rapid development of industrialization and increased
human population causes energy demand and environmental pollution to the environment …

Bioenergy is expected to play a critical role in a Net-Zero 2050 scenario. India ranks second
in the world in terms of rice production. By-product rice husk, which is produced in large …

Abstract The Coats-Redfern method was used to identify the catalytic and non-catalytic
pyrolysis of rice husk biomass kinetics by using thermogravimetric analysis. MTES-beta …

Hydrothermal carbonization (HTC) is promising to convert moist lignocellulosic biomass into
advanced fuels. However, it also generates a large amount of process wastewater (PW) …

Agroindustry annually generates enormous amounts of residues, and their re-utilization is a
convenient approach to mitigate environmental pollution and increase energy savings. Rice …

Population growth and increased food demand have increased global waste. Converting
biowaste into biomaterials has been the subject of extensive research, and various …

Raw biomass, biochar, and activated carbon (AC) were used to produce carbon supported
iron catalysts for catalytic biomass gasification. K 2 CO 3 was used to activate the biochar …

The presence of byproduct tar seriously reduces the efficiency and syngas quality in the
biomass gasification process. The current understanding of CaO-catalyzed tar cracking …

Rice husk (RH) is a biomass-based waste that can be used to produce sustainable energy.
RH carbon (RHC) and RH ash (RHA) remain in solid char after the transformation of RH into …