Biomass

In the realm of renewable energy, a team of researchers from the College of Engineering at China Agricultural University, led by Xianfei Xia, has been exploring ways to enhance the pelletization process of rice straw, a common agricultural waste prod

Researchers from Kaunas University of Technology in Lithuania have developed a new method to estimate the drying rate of biomass, which could have significant implications for the heat and power generation sector. The team, led by Gediminas Skarbaliu

In the pursuit of a sustainable future, Mauritius is stepping up its game in the energy sector, and new research is paving the way. A recent study, published in the journal “Energy Strategy Reviews” (translated from French), offers a comprehensive ro

In the heart of Lahore, Pakistan, a researcher is unraveling the complexities of our energy past to illuminate a more sustainable future. Ahsan Imtiaz, a scholar at the Riphah School of Computing and Innovation, Riphah International University, has d

In the heart of Europe’s energy transition, Poland is grappling with a complex balancing act: how to decarbonize while maintaining energy security and economic growth. A recent study published in the Annals of the Polish Association of Agricultural a

Researchers from various institutions, including the University of Seville and the University of Malaga in Spain, have published a comprehensive review on hydrogen production technologies and their future demand. This research, published in the Inter

In a significant stride toward sustainable energy, researchers have developed an innovative system that converts biomass into clean fuel and power, integrating solar energy and carbon capture technologies. The study, led by Atieh Kermani from the Dep

**Turning Urban Tree Trimmings into High-Grade Charcoal: A Waste-to-Energy Solution**

Researchers from the University of Science and Technology Beijing, led by Dr. Xiaosong Zhang, have found a promising way to transform Ginkgo biloba pruning waste i

In the lush, tropical landscapes of southern Thailand, a novel approach to sustainable energy is taking root, quite literally. Researchers have found a way to transform rubberwood waste into a high-energy, low-emission biofuel, offering a promising s

In the heart of Cameroon, researchers are turning sawdust into a promising source of biofuel, offering a glimpse into a more sustainable future for the energy sector. Sametah Collins Ghotoneton, a researcher at the National Advanced School of Mines a