Actual agricultural practices produce about 998 million tonnes of agricultural waste per year.
Therefore, converting lignocellulosic wastes into energy, chemicals, and other products is a …

Lignocellulosic wastes have emerged as a potential feedstock in the last decades. There are
multiple reasons for its abundance, easy availability, economic, and abundant sources. It …

Lignocellulose, a kind of biological resource widely existing in nature, which can be
transformed into value-added biochemical products through saccharification, fermentation or …

Increasing global energy demands requires a versatile approach, prompting many
researchers to focus on renewable biofuel from sustainable resources, especially second …

PAHs are largely spread in the aquatic environment, and the drawbacks of conventional
remediation techniques as well as the expenditures for alternative disposal of polluted …

Spent coffee grounds are rich in high-value compounds, such as saturate and unsaturated
fatty acids, and polysaccharides. Therefore, this work investigated a cascade biorefinery to …

Valorizing the production of massive amounts of agricultural waste into valuable products is
an immediate concern for environmental protection and bioeconomy advancement …

Lignocellulosic materials (LCM) have garnered attention as feedstocks for second-
generation biofuels and platform chemicals. With an estimated annual production of nearly …

The concept of biorefinery has been advancing globally and organosolv pretreatment
strategy has seen an upsurge in research due to its efficiency in removing the recalcitrant …

Biobutanol is gaining more interest as advanced biofuel owing to its characteristics such as
higher energy content, density and lesser corrosiveness. Deriving butanol from biological …