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October 2, 2025Journal of Degraded and Mining Lands ManagementOpen Access

Integrated treatment and energy recovery from palm oil mill effluent using laccase-producing microalgae in a microbial fuel cell system

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AKAlisa Kongthong TYThanapon Yooyen PCPimprapa ChaijakThaksin University

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This study demonstrates the efficacy of microalgae and bacteria for treating palm oil mill effluent, suggesting a sustainable solution for bioremediation and energy generation.

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Integrating microalgae and bacteria in a microbial fuel cell significantly improves palm oil mill effluent treatment.
The maximum recorded open circuit voltage was 0.702±0.02 V, with notable current and power densities.
GC-MS identified key metabolites from the degradation process, revealing a pathway for effective bioremediation.
This approach provides an eco-friendly strategy for both pollution reduction and glucose production through electricity generation.

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Kongthong et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68de68ea83cbc991d0a2151c https://doi.org/10.15243/jdmlm.2025.125.8987

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This study demonstrates the efficacy of microalgae and bacteria for treating palm oil mill effluent, suggesting a sustainable solution for bioremediation and energy generation.

Integrated treatment and energy recovery from palm oil mill effluent using laccase-producing microalgae in a microbial fuel cell system

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Integrated treatment and energy recovery from palm oil mill effluent using laccase-producing microalgae in a microbial fuel cell system

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