Inefficient waste management and associated environmental pollution are exhausting
societies' precious renewable resources. Moreover, their effects on human health adversely …

The energy demand has increased exponentially worldwide owing to the continuously
growing population and urbanization. The conventional fossil fuels are unable to satiate this …

Dark fermentation of organic biomass, ie agricultural residues, agro-industrial wastes and
organic municipal waste is a promising technology for producing renewable biohydrogen. In …

Global population growth and the exponential rise in energy consumption have put
immense strain on finite fossil fuel supplies and presented a danger to the environment …

Low cost production of volatile fatty acids (VFA) from waste by acidogenic fermentation has
drawn extensive research interests as VFA is a critical substrate for microorganisms involved …

The accumulation of solid organic waste is thought to be reaching critical levels in almost all
regions of the world. These organic wastes require to be managed in a sustainable way to …

The hydrogen (H 2) economy has been recognized globally from a socio-economic, and
environmental viewpoint. Hydrogen can be produced using technologies such as …

Hydrogen is considered as the fuel for next generation and extensive research is being
pursued for search of new techniques for hydrogen production from renewable sources …

Production of biohydrogen has the potential to be a renewable alternative to current
technologies. There are varieties of technologies for biological hydrogen production …

Sustainable development is driving a rapid focus shift in the wastewater and organic waste
treatment sectors, from a “removal and disposal” approach towards the recovery and reuse …