The urbanization and increase in the human population has significantly influenced the
global energy demands. The utilization of non-renewable fossil fuel-based energy …

Abstract Dihydrogen (H 2), commonly named 'hydrogen', is increasingly recognised as a
clean and reliable energy vector for decarbonisation and defossilisation by various sectors …

Non-biodegradable plastics are continually amassing landfills and oceans worldwide while
creating severe environmental issues and hazards to animal and human health. Plastic …

Biomass is one of the most promising renewable resources, and biomass energy is also
recognized as the zero-carbon emission energy. Over the past decade, thermochemical …

Energy consumption was skyrocketing along with fast economic development as well as
continuous global population growth. Furthermore, environmental concerns about …

The increasing world population, as well as demands for energy and industrial commodities,
have led to an overall rise in anthropogenic greenhouse gas emissions. Moreover, demands …

Population growth, rapid urbanization, industrialization and economic development have led
to the magnified municipal solid waste generation at an alarming rate on a global scale …

Nanomaterials are beginning to play an essential role in addressing the challenges
associated with hydrogen production and storage. The outstanding physicochemical …

Plastics are common in our daily lifestyle, notably in the packaging of goods to reducing
volume, enhancing transportation efficiency, keeping food fresh and preventing spoilage …

Hydrogen is recognized as one of the cleanest energy carriers, which can be produced from
renewable biomass as a promising feedstock to achieve sustainable bioeconomy …