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Bioenergy and bio-products from bio-waste and its associated modern circular economy: Current research trends, challenges, and future outlooks

Journal

FUEL
Volume 307, Issue -, Pages -

Publisher

ELSEVIER SCI LTD
DOI: 10.1016/j.fuel.2021.121859

Keywords

Modern circular economy; Biowaste; Bioproducts and bioenergy; Sustainable models; Challenges; Lignocellulose

Funding

  1. Guizhou Science and Technology Corporation Platform Talents Fund [[2017] 5733-001, CK-1130-002]
  2. Zunyi Medical University, China
  3. Department of Higher Education, Government of Uttar Pradesh, Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh, India [47/2021/606/774-2021-4/56/2020]

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The integration of biowaste into cutting-edge circular economy can greatly increase the production of sustainable bioproducts and bioenergy. Utilizing microbial analysis, valuable bioenergy and bioproduct aspirations can be transformed into practical mechanical bioproducts, highlighting the impact of bioeconomy across various sectors.
The generation of bioenergy and bioproducts from biowaste streams has piqued global interest in achieving a cutting-edge circular economy. The integration of biowaste into the cutting-edge circular economy has the potential to significantly increase the production of sustainable bioproducts and bioenergy. The potential for advanced forms and innovations to transform complicated, natural-rich biowastes into a variety of bioproducts and bioenergy with an advanced circular economy has been demonstrated in this article. It is described to emphasise the critical nature of research into improving biowaste conversion into circular economies and the impact that bioeconomy has on various societal sectors. The present study examined how microbial profiles have transformed treasured bioenergy and bioproducts aspirations into mechanical bioproducts marvels discovered through cutting-edge microbial analyses of biowaste. Additionally, the article discussed contemporary experiences with the developing circular economy of biowaste as a resource for numerous bioproducts and bioenergy businesses, as well as the emanant biowaste biorefinery methods that could be used to evaluate industrial-scale maintainable financial models for updated bioproducts and other generation-related issues.

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