Anaerobic digestion (AD) can be used as a stand-alone process or integrated as part of a
larger biorefining process to produce biofuels, biochemicals and fertiliser, and has the …

Increasing concentrations of carbon dioxide (CO2), one of the important greenhouse gases,
due to combustion of fossil fuels, particularly burning coal, have become the major cause for …

Gaseous and liquid anaerobic digestion (AD) streams, currently are at best used for
electricity and heat production or simply spreading at the fields, respectively. However …

Despite the high amount of wastewater generated by agroindustry around the world, only a
limited number of alternatives for its reuse or revalorization have been applied. One of the …

The use of livestock and poultry manures as fertilizers is regarded as an important action in
the development of circular agriculture. However, long-term fertilization with manure is …

The generation of food waste (FW) is increasing at an alarming rate, contributing to a total of
32% of all the waste produced globally. Anaerobic digestion (AD) is an effective method for …

The bioremediation of digestate using microalgae presents a solution to the current
eutrophication issue in Northwest Europe, where the use of digestate as soil fertiliser is …

The successful cultivation of microalgae in wastewater establishes a waste to profit scenario
as it combines treatment of a waste stream with production of valuable end-products. Here …

Microalgae can rapidly sequester carbon dioxide (CO 2) and convert it into various
marketable products. Thus, these photosynthetic microorganisms have gained substantial …

The strategy of nitrogen sufficiency conversion can improve ammonium nitrogen (NH 4+-N)
removal with microalgal cells from ammonium-rich wastewater. We selected and identified …