Lignocellulosic feedstocks are year-round, available bio-residues that are the right
candidates for counteracting the energy crises and global warming facing the world today …

Anaerobic digestion (AD) processes performed biogas production of crushed water hyacinth
(WH) combined with swine dung (SD) was investigated in this study. AD carried out for 45 …

Anaerobic digestion (AD) of organic waste is considered a sustainable solution to energy
shortage and waste management challenges. The process is facilitated by complex …

Water hyacinth (Pontederia crassipes) is a free-floating macrophyte and an abundantly
available species of aquatic weeds worldwide. This species is widely dispersed among …

Waste to energy conversion from invasive species like water hyacinth can lead to
multitudinal benefits such as renewable energy generation, fresh water body protection …

The European Union's energy policy favors increasing the share of renewable energy in
total energy production. In this context, the co-digestion of various waste streams seems an …

Using biomass as a renewable energy source has earned tremendous interest from
researchers in recent decades, especially because the technology is environmentally …

Mature Canna indica L., contains significant percentages of hemicellulose (21.6±0.22%)
and lignin (20.14±0.13%), showing its high potential as a biogas source. This study explores …

Over the past three decades, growing global interest has been in replacing fossil fuels with
clean energy from renewable resources. As a result, biogas generation from biodegradable …

Eichhornia crassipes (EC) is an aquatic plant with a massive growth rate. The massive
growth nature made it a threat because of its negative effect to the aquatic organisms …