Turning biomass like switchgrass and other plants into usable fuel is no easy feat. Gasification, one method of converting feedstocks to fuels, traditionally produces greenhouse gas emissions and ...

Biomass gasification is a thermochemical process that converts organic feedstocks—such as agricultural residues, forestry waste and energy crops—into a synthesis gas (syngas) composed primarily of ...

Biomass gasification converts organic feedstocks into a combustible synthesis gas, or syngas, through partial oxidation at elevated temperatures. This technology enables the flexible integration of ...

A sweeping new review published in Discover Biotechnology has mapped, for the first time in detail, how researchers around ...

The production of hydrogen from biomass has garnered increasing attention, with thermochemical methods emerging as the most widely adopted approach. Among these, steam gasification stands out as a ...

The process of burning fossil fuels such as petroleum, coal and natural gas releases huge amounts of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere. The effect of this carbon dioxide emission into our atmosphere ...

Since 2019, one of the hottest topics in the energy realm has been hydrogen, and for good reason. Due to a variety of factors, the element has been recognized as a key piece of decarbonization ...

Combination of energy generation from biomass sources and CO2 capture technologies (Bio-CCS or BECCS) is already recognised as a potential option to tackle climate change in most scenarios, as it is ...