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Название: Renewable Energy for Sustainable Growth Assessment

Автор: Группа авторов

Издательство: John Wiley & Sons Limited

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СКАЧАТЬ cooking stoves, and gaseous fuels. Alternative methods for the use of solid fuel are natural gas and biogas produced through biological processes (anaerobic digestion) or thermal combustion processes (gas-producing systems) [119].

       3.3.3.2 Gaseous Fuel

      Anaerobic digestion seems to be a readily available renewable energy source extracted from organic energy sources under anaerobic conditions. Biogas conversion into energy is the traditional method, but it is still used as bio-CNG in India. In 2020, the production and reach of biogas’ transformation to power in Punjab in India were first explored by Singh et al. [121]. India is the third-largest power consumer and the emitting nation of greenhouse gases. Among all the states in India, Punjab is the country’s largest biomass producer [121]. For energy production, Punjab has much organic waste (animal waste, livestock, and household waste) from largescale biogas power plants that are more feasible and environmentally sustainable. In India, residues of crops, animal manure, and urban solid waste, municipal and industrial effluent are significant contributors to biogas generation. The biogas capacity is projected to range from 310 to 655 billion m3 per year based on various resources in the year 2040. Implementation of low-cost biogas (household biogas unit) anaerobic digestion technology for integrated waste management and energy production achieves renewable energy growth, solves rural problems, and high-quality biofertilizers through the management and stabilization of organic waste [122]. CH4, CO2, and N2 were the major biogas compositions [65].

      The production of energy from biogas has had a smaller impact on climate change than the current power mix. To avoid this impact and improve bioenergy’s environmental sustainability, Lijó et al. [63] suggested that relevant guidelines should be created to achieve harmonized lire cycle studies. Activated persulfate is a potent oxidant that enhances the production of biogas by enhancing organic hydrolysis. There are three types of activation for persulfate activation, including heating, lighting, and ultrasonication [65]. Waste biomass by dark fermentation processes produces H2 gas [113, 123]. In integrated systems incorporating microbial electrolysis cells, H2 production is combined with waste treatment. H2 gas is commonly used in the chemical industry and fuel cell vehicles [123]. The commercialization of H2 gas fuel, production costs are the main problems.

       3.3.3.3 Liquid Biofuel

      To achieve sustainable renewable energy instead of non-renewable energy resources, research, and development (R&D) have developed advanced technologies. BPCL, IIT, TERI, and CRRI are currently undertaking research in Delhi in India on improvement in the thermal efficiency of LPG stoves; conversion of second-generation (2G) biomass into bio-methanol and other useful by-products; testing of a biomass gasifier system downstream supplemented by hydrogen enrichment by air vapor gasification; and development of traffic circulation planning methodology [2]. Gaseous fuel generation from animal residues shows a negative impact due to the evolution of methane gas rather than from agricultural residues. Hence, advanced research is in progress to focus on efficient biomass conversion through various developed technologies and less expensive techniques with a higher energy yield.

      An entire study concisely shows the importance of biomass for sustainable energy development concerning biomass impact, which supports industrialists’ needs to govern the largescale energy sector and policymakers to explore different biomass for sustainable energy production. This chapter also provides a framework for researchers to emphasize energy generation from various biomass sources through affordable and better productive technologies. The current status of renewable energy resources available in abundance for human consumption and the energy sector has been documented. The distribution of energy from renewable resources in both the world and India has been compiled and depicted in the form of a graphic representation. Global energy consumption and CO2 emissions, the reason for the energy crisis, and an adequate solution to the energy crisis have been proposed. Implementation of various advanced technologies for converting biomass of five categories into energy; first-, second-, third-, and fourth-generation of biomass and waste resources were reviewed and compiled. Method of conversion by advanced thermochemical and biological processes into useful bioproducts (biodiesel, bioethanol, biogas, biochar, etc.) has been defined clearly in this chapter. The conversion of cellulose-rich biomass by pre-treatment, saccharification, and different fermentation processes has been explored. Overall, this chapter will serve as a baseline for further exploration and assessment of biomass’s impact and its productive utilization.

      We are indebted to The Gandhigram Rural Institute (Deemed to be University), Gandhigram, Dindigul District, Tamil Nadu, India for providing Grammarly and iThenticate plagiarism assessment.

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