Biogas is produced through anaerobic digestion of organic wastes. Hydrolysis, the first step
of anaerobic digestion, is rate limiting due to the presence of complex polymers in biomass …

The higher level of industrialization and recent advances in agricultural activities have led to
uncontrollable disposal of wastes. Therefore, there is a need to identify a sustainable …

The world population's rapid growth has led to a surge in solid waste production, posing
complex waste management challenges. This study explores the use of food waste for …

Background A research was conducted on the ultrasonic pretreatment of chicken droppings
for biogas production. The hydrolysis step in anaerobic digestion is rate-limiting and time …

Fossil fuels have long been essential in powering households and communities globally;
however, their limited availability and significant environmental impacts, particularly …

Lignocellulosic wastes have capacity to substitute fossil fuels as sustainable sources of
renewable energy, with added advantage over environmental and health challenges. This …

Anaerobic digester has emerged as a technology of choice in management of waste and
production of biogas. However, the microbial ecology of digesters utilizing various …

Low-quality, infectious pathogens, toxic chemicals, heavy metals, genotoxic, or radioactive
particles are associated problems of biogas derived from human excreta. Most researchers …

The increasing global demand for sustainable alternative sources of energy has driven the
need for studies in renewable energy. Biogas may serve to satisfy energy demands as a …

The uncontrolled hazardous wastes from industries mixing up with municipal wastes create
potential risks to human health. A major environmental concern is gas released by …