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The aviation sector has grown at a significant pace in recent years, and despite improvements in aircraft efficiency, the sector’s impact on climate change is a growing concern. To address this...

Food waste and food-processing waste are important feedstocks for producing biohydrogen that can be exploited to produce energy.

The objective of this work was to assess the environmental performances of advanced biofuels produced from perennial energy crops (miscanthus and willow) grown in bioenergy buffer strips (BBS) and compare...

Microalgae are currently considered to be a promising feedstock for biodiesel production. However, significant research efforts are crucial to improve the current biomass and lipid productivities...

Rapid increases of energy consumption and human dependency on fossil fuels have led to the accumulation of greenhouse gases and consequently, climate change. As such, major efforts have...

TIM Energy maps technologies and innovations in the field of energy, as identified in the Strategic Energy Technologies Plan (SET-Plan).

TIM Climate monitors Climate-friendly technologies that have an impact to achieve the European Green Deal Objectives.

The climate benefits of cellulosic biofuels have been challenged based on carbon debt, opportunity costs, and indirect land use change, prompting calls for withdrawing support...

Food Waste because of its composition is considered as a promising feedstock for the production of biofuels and in particular bioethanol. From a technical point of view, the production of bioethanol from lignocellulosic materials is a well-studied...

Waste management and production of clean and affordable energy are two main challenges that our societies face. Food waste (FW), in particular, can be used...