Invasive aquatic biomass for sustainable hydrogen: Thermochemical and biological valorization of water hyacinth within circular bioenergy systems

Key Points

• Hydrogen production potential from water hyacinth is significant and sustainable, indicating a strong alternative energy source.
• Results indicate thermochemical and biological methods can effectively valorize aquatic biomass and enhance hydrogen yields.
• Observational analysis of biomass utilization highlights the circular economy benefits of using invasive species for energy solutions.
• This approach supports sustainable energy strategies while addressing ecological challenges posed by water hyacinth.