Cleaner industrial bioethanol production from sustainable biomass could support the circular economy to achieve Sustainable Development Goals while tackling climate change. Ethanol from the arid plants nopales (prickly pear, Opuntia ficus-indica)
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BRIDGE | BioRenewables Inspired Development Geared by ElementsBRIDGE | BioRenewables Inspired Development Geared by Elements
The UK government’s Biomass Strategy 2023 aims to enhance biomass sustainability to help achieve net zero targets. The BRIDGE program supports these goals through SEM-EDX analysis for biomass characterization, fostering
Navigating the Drawbacks and Challenges of Bioenergy from MicroalgaeNavigating the Drawbacks and Challenges of Bioenergy from Microalgae
One of the primary drawbacks of bioenergy from microalgae is the scalability and cost-effectiveness of production. While microalgae can be cultivated in various environments, including freshwater, seawater, and wastewater, scaling
Prickly pear (nopales): A Sustainable Solution for Ethanol ProductionPrickly pear (nopales): A Sustainable Solution for Ethanol Production
To tackle climate change and achieve Sustainable Development Goals, integrating a circular economy with sustainable biomass use is vital. Recent studies highlight the efficiency of using nopales (prickly pear cactus)