Biodiesel is considered eco-friendly, biodegradable, non-toxic, and carbon-neutral fuel. It is
made from edible or non-edible oil feedstocks including other triglyceride sources. The …

Biodiesel is a biofuel that has several benefits over petroleum diesel. In recent years, the
utilization of biodiesel produced from oil-bearing edible biomasses has grown significantly …

The concepts of carbon neutrality and carbon peak have garnered significant attention,
amongst which effective utilization of heterogeneous catalysts to prepare biodiesel from …

The rising energy demand of the world due to rapidly expanding population and accelerated
industrialization is primarily satisfied by non-renewable fossil fuels. Fossil fuels are depleting …

The suitability of biochar as a supplement for environmental restoration varies significantly
based on the type of feedstocks used and the parameters of the pyrolysis process. This …

The continued economic growth registered since the 1970 s has contributed to an increase
in the demand and supply of energy in the main end-use sectors: electricity, heating …

Recent surges in crude oil prices have motivated researchers to find an alternative
sustainable fuel called biodiesel from various inedible oils with lower carbo impact on the …

Transforming glycerol to value-added chemicals by mild electrochemical oxidation on earth-
abundant, low-cost transition metal electrocatalysts is both environmentally and …

Biodiesel is considered as a promising sustainable biofuel from renewable resources with
lower pollutant emissions. However, high production cost, difficulty in recovering catalyst …

Biodiesel can be produced from vegetable oils, animal fats, frying oils, and from
microorganism-synthesized oils. These sources render biodiesel an easily biodegradable …