Photoreforming (PR) is a process that splits water into hydrogen coupled with oxidation of
solid waste into value‐added products, which provides a way to mitigate resource depletion …

Biomass, a naturally abundant, sustainable and clean resource has great potential as an
alternative to replace the limited fossil feedstock for value‐added chemicals and fuels …

Energy from renewable resources is central to environmental sustainability. Among the
renewables, sunlight-driven fuel synthesis is a sustainable and economical approach to …

Using renewable solar energy for clean hydrogen (H 2) fuel production via photocatalysis is
a promising low carbon intensity strategy to address the energy crisis and environmental …

Over the last few years, photocatalysis using solar radiation has been explored extensively
to investigate the possibilities of producing fuels. The production and systematic usage of …

Photocatalytic reforming of biomass has emerged as an area of significant interest within the
last decade. The number of papers published in the literature has been steadily increasing …

Approximately 1.3 billion tons of food waste are generated each year, resulting in societal,
economic and environmental repercussions across the globe. While efforts to minimise …

Photoreforming is a process that harnesses the redox ability of photocatalysts upon
illumination, to simultaneously drive the reduction of H+ into hydrogen gas and oxidation of …

Solar‐driven reforming uses sunlight and a photocatalyst to generate H2 fuel from waste at
ambient temperature and pressure. However, it faces practical scaling challenges such as …

Hydrogen is regarded as the cleanest form of fuel produced from different sources including
biomass. The conventional hydrogen production methods include thermo-chemical …