The decline in fossil fuels instigates the search for more economical and sustainable
bioenergy feedstocks. The curbs in the first-and second-generation biofuel switch the focus …

Aquatic weeds have posed a challenge in their containment to halt its spread worldwide.
When removed from the water systems, huge capital and human resources are diverted for …

Dwindling of fossil fuel reserves and global climate change recently demand an alternative
carbon neutral energy resources. To mitigate these global critical problems, scientists have …

Increasing oil prices and depletion of existing fossil fuel reserves, combined with the
continuous rise in greenhouse gas emissions, have fostered the need to explore and …

Aquatic plants have been considered as a cause for concern because they impede aquatic
flora and fauna. However, biofuel production from aquatic plants is an emerging energy …

The present energy demand and technological advancements in biofuel generation favor
bioethanol, biobutanol, biodiesel, biogas, and biohydrogen production from renewable …

The excessive use of non-renewable energy sources has inflicted severe damage on the
environment, prompting the need for renewable energy alternatives. While renewable …

Biomass-derived bioenergy and biofuel are currently some of the most popular and
accessible sources of renewable energy. The use of various types of weeds as a source of …

Increasing population, urbanization, rapid industrialization, fast depleting fossil fuels,
environmental degradation, and rising energy demands, have left us with no other means …

The biorefinery concepts that merge technology and methods to transform aquatic biomass
require the efficient utilization of most of the components. The presence of lipids, protein …