The bioprocessing of lignocellulosic biomass to produce bio-based products under
biorefinery setup is gaining global attention. The economic viability of this biorefinery would …

Global urbanization has resulted in amplified energy and material consumption with
simultaneous waste generation. Current energy demand is mostly fulfilled by finite fossil …

Exponential growth in industrialization can be seen as a direct outcome of the urbanization
which results in the continuous depletion of natural energy reserves. The existence of …

Modernization in the crop cultivation and development of high yielding varieties resulted in
increased crop residues. A large portion of crop residues is not handled appropriately, which …

Waste organic biomass is regarded as the most suitable renewable source for conversion to
produce biofuels and biochemicals. Owing to its high‐energy potential and abundancy …

Biofuels are perfect replacements for conventional fossil fuels, as they are environmentally
friendly, non-polluting, locally available, sustainable, renewable, and accessible. The …

Modernisation of industrial and transportation sector would have not imaginable without the
help of fossil fuels, but constant usage has led to many environmental concerns. As a step …

Biohydrogen is perceived as the versatile fuel of the future, having the ability to replace fossil
fuels in many industrial and commercial sectors and offering the promise of fulfilling future …

Microbial electrolysis cell (MEC) is a significantly sustainable bio-electrochemical system for
biological hydrogen production. MEC is also regarded as an environmentally friendly …

The global energy landscape is currently dominated by the extensive use of fossil fuels,
which, unfortunately, has severe environmental consequences, including the release of …