Waste to Energy Conversion: Key Elements for Sustainable Waste Management

Singh, Karambir; Kumar, Naveen; Bharti, Akhilesh; Thakur, Pankaj; Kumar, Vinod

doi:10.1007/978-981-97-0823-9_5

Integrated Waste Management 2024

DOI: 10.1007/978-981-97-0823-9_5

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Waste to Energy Conversion: Key Elements for Sustainable Waste Management

Karambir Singh,

Naveen Kumar,

Akhilesh Bharti

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Expanding Bioenergy: A Comparison of Waste-to-Energy Techniques

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P Vijayan,

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The paper explores the ability of biomass as a renewable energy source globally and analysis of waste generation and bioenergy abilities. It highlights the significance of sustainable waste control and the performance of numerous biomass conversion technology in producing bioenergy, biofuels, and bio-chemical compounds. The study highlights worldwide initiatives and challenges confronted in maximizing biomass capability, specially inside the bioenergy sector. It emphasizes the need for improved waste management strategies, technological improvements, and political guidance to enhance the contribution of bioenergy to worldwide energy demands.

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Expanding Bioenergy: A Comparison of Waste-to-Energy Techniques

Deepika,

P Vijayan,

Rajalakshmi

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Waste to Energy Conversion: Key Elements for Sustainable Waste Management

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