Biochar, is one of the thermo-chemical conversion products generated from lignocellulosic
biomass via conversion techniques including gasification, pyrolysis, torrefaction …

Due to various environmental problems and social impacts caused by biomass supply
chains activities such as climate change, increasing energy demand, energy security, and …

Economic and social development around the world has contributed to increased energy
demands, which have strained the energy supply chain. The global energy matrix depends …

Low or zero carbon fuels are crucial for maritime transportation decarbonization goals. This
paper assesses potential localities for maritime biofuels (biobunkers) production in Brazil …

Bioenergy is expected to play an essential role in greenhouse gas (GHG) mitigation in the
future energy sector. In Brazil, sugarcane electricity appears as a reliable option with low …

Aviation and ship** account for 22% of total transport-related CO 2 emissions. Low-
carbon fuels (such as biofuels and e-fuels) are the most promising alternatives to deeply …

Decarbonization of the aviation sector relies on deployment of sustainable aviation fuels
(SAF) at commercial scale. Hydrothermal liquefaction (HTL) has been recognized as a …

Sugarcane straw has been considered a promising cost-effective feedstock for bioenergy
production through pyrolysis. Straw-based biochar is a by-product from biomass pyrolysis …

This paper discusses the use of agricultural biomass as a promising resource for renewable
energy production, eg, bio-oil and biogas via pyrolysis and catalysis, among other …

Rich in renewable resources, extensive acreage, and bioenergy expertise, Brazil, however,
has no established strategies for sustainable aviation fuels, particularly e-kerosene. We …