The current focus on renewable energy sources and the circular economy favors the thermal
conversion of low-quality fuels, such as biomass and waste. However, the main limitation of …

Globally, more than 2 billion tonnes of municipal solid waste (MSW) are generated each
year, with that amount anticipated to reach around 3.5 billion tonnes by 2050. On a …

Hydrogen gas will be an essential energy carrier for global energy systems in the future.
However, non-renewable sources account for 96% of the production. Food wastes have …

Due to increasing urbanization and population growth, municipal solid waste management
(MSWM) is a significant environmental concern in developing countries. Inadequate waste …

Among the technologies for the recovery of energy from waste, in particular residual
municipal solid waste (rMSW), combustion is the most widely used thermo-chemical …

In developing countries like Ghana, the conversion of waste into energy is gaining greater
interest among policy makers and researchers. The present study investigates the feasibility …

Waste-to-energy processes remain essential to ensure the safe and irreversible removal of
materials and substances that are (or have become) unsuitable for reuse or recycling, and …

The energy revolution prioritizes efficiency, sustainability, practicality, and concreteness.
Conventional energy processes remain crucial and will continue to be essential for a long …

The usage and disposal of highly abundant single-use and multilayered plastics contribute
to significant ecological problems. The thermochemical recovery of these plastics to useful …

Municipal solid waste (MSW) is a significant resource, especially for biomass-based
monetization. In addition to its economic potential, it can also provide an effective pathway …