Bioethanol can be produced from different sources of biomass including biological material
from agricultural products and forest raw materials. The chapter first discusses the different …

It is generally accepted that the world's reliance on fossil fuels had negative implications,
such as a decline in crude oil supply, a drop in air quality, an increase in global temperature …

One of the most significant challenges in the twenty‐first century is to meet the growing
energy demand. Thus, the need for the production of ethanol increased gradually as it is the …

Sažetak Production of biofuels from renewable feedstocks has captured considerable
scientific attention since they could be used to supply energy and alternative fuels …

Traditional fossil fuels such as coal, oil, and natural gases are main sources of energy in the
present era. However, their depletion is anticipated within the next 50 years. Bioethanol has …

As a biofuel, bioethanol is one of the most intriguing because of its beneficial environmental
impact. It is currently made primarily from sugar and starch-containing raw ingredients. Most …

Solid wastes like lignocellulosic materials have proven to be of immense benefit to the
production of bioethanol and have given a headway towards the deviation from the …

In recent years, the rapid increase in environmental problems, greenhouse gas emissions,
fuel prices and the unlimited consumption of limited fossil fuel stocks made people search …

The increasing demand of energy due to industrialization and urbanization raises the gap
between demand and supply of energy. The conventional fuels like fossil fuels are …

In the context of increasing population, climate changes, and the depletion of energy
resources, researchers have focused on the development of alternative renewable biofuels …