Hydrothermal conversion (HTC), including hydrothermal liquefaction and hydrothermal
carbonization, is a cost-effective and environmentally friendly thermochemical technology for …

Hydrothermal liquefaction (HTL) presents a viable route for converting a vast range of
materials into liquid fuel, without the need for pre-drying. Currently, HTL studies produce bio …

Despite their ecological, economic and social importance, grasslands in areas with
Mediterranean climates continue to receive limited scientific, political and media attention …

We provide a quantitative assessment of the prospects for current and future biomass
feedstocks for bioenergy in A ustralia, and associated estimates of the greenhouse gas …

Decentralised bioenergy systems are receiving increasing attention due to the potential
ability to support local development, create local employment, and contribute to climate …

This paper reports the simultaneous catalytic esterification and acetalisation of a bio-oil with
methanol using a commercial Amberlyst-70 catalyst at temperatures between 70 and 170° …

Correlations between oil and agricultural commodities have varied over previous decades,
impacted by renewable fuels policy and turbulent economic conditions. We estimate smooth …

The opportunity for commercial production of Agave in Australia stems from the substantial
carbohydrate and fibre content of Agave, the nature of carbohydrates stored, the pre …

Growing concerns about energy security and climate change have prompted interest in A
ustralia and worldwide to look for alternatives of fossil fuels. Among the renewable fuel …

Environmental obligation, fuel security, and human health issues have fuelled the search for
locally produced sustainable transport fuels as an alternative to liquid petroleum. This study …