Descriptive qualitative research emphasizes optimizing biomass processes for sustainable energy production and environmental protection.
Thermochemical conversion processes can produce a variety of products, from electricity andheat to liquid fuels (such as biodiesel) and high-value chemicals. This provides flexibility to meetvarious energy needs. This study uses a descriptive qualitative research method with a literaturereview as a data collection technique. By optimizing various stages of the biomass conversionprocess, from raw material selection to product valorization, the study aims to address criticalchallenges in energy production, environmental protection, and resource conservation, paving theway towards a more sustainable and circular bioeconomy. The spatial landscape demonstrates theglobal interest in thermochemical conversion.
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