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 …

Bioenergy systems are expected to expand over the coming decades due to their potential
to address energy security and environmental pollution challenges. Nevertheless, any …

Since the last three decades, the world has been facing three consecutive challenges global
warming, fuel import dependency, and rising electricity demand, and policymakers have …

Decisions on waste management systems are subjected to multiple sustainability criteria,
including environmental, social, and economic criteria. Decision makers therefore can …

With the development of smart cities, new requirements have been put forward for the
control of carbon emissions (CEs) in the transportation system. Intelligent transportation …

Achieving environmental sustainability and transition from a linear economy to a circular
economy (CE) highly relies on effective waste management (WM) and how waste is treated …

Diesel engines are preferred over spark ignition counterparts for heavy-duty applications
and power generation plants because of their higher efficiency, durability, and productivity …

The growing volume of municipal solid waste (MSW) generated worldwide often undergoes
open dum**, landfilling, or uncontrolled burning, releasing massive pollutants and …

Pretreatment process is the key technological step in lignocellulose bioconversion into
biofuel owing to its robust molecular structure. This pivotal process can markedly affect the …

This review on current US municipal solid waste-to-energy trends highlighted regional
contrasts on technology adoption, unique challenges of each technology, commonly used …