The first is fast pyrolysis, a thermal breakdown process that occurs in an inert atmosphere at moderate temperature. The resulting lignocellulosic biomass produces bio-oils that contain roughly 40 ...

Biochar, produced from crop residues through pyrolysis, enhances soil fertility, reduces greenhouse gas emissions, and ...

Biomass: According to an American Chemical Society Journal article, recycling plastic can effectively address plastic waste ...

"The momentum in our sector continues to expand and grow." Company announces $100 million project to create next-gen waste material with unbelievable capabilities — here's what it can do first ...

VGrid Energy Systems, a California-based renewable energy company and maker of Persist® plant and soil enhancers, has issued ...

Biomass is emerging as a clean ... to its non-biodegradability and harmful effects when openly burned. The co-pyrolysis of RH and LDPE offers a sustainable pathway to address these issues by ...

Can a single biofuel production system reduce water and nutrient runoff from farm fields, cut down on soil erosion and turn a profit for the farmers who grow it? University of Minnesota scientists ...

Sulzer Ltd. (Winterthur, Switzerland) has launched the new PyroCon technology, which rapidly cools the gases emitted during pyrolysis, a process that ...

Biochar is biomass (wood, leaves, straw or other biosolids) heated at high temperatures without oxygen. This process, known as pyrolysis, concentrates carbon in a form resistant to biological ...