Municipal Solid Waste for Energy Production and Resource Recovery

Md. Salatul Islam Mozumder; Surajbhan Sevda; Rajan K. Thapa; Nabin Aryal

doi:10.3390/pr14162610

August 17, 2026ProcessesOpen Access

Municipal Solid Waste for Energy Production and Resource Recovery

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To assess modern waste-to-energy technologies and resource recovery systems for converting growing volumes of municipal solid waste into sustainable power and usable materials.
Synthesized technical performance data across biological and thermochemical waste-to-energy conversion systems.
Evaluated material recovery efficiency, energy yields, and emission profiles across standard urban waste management frameworks.
Thermochemical processes such as incineration, gasification, and pyrolysis efficiently reduce waste volume while generating high-temperature heat and electricity.
Biological recovery methods like anaerobic digestion effectively treat organic waste fractions, producing methane-rich biogas and nutrient-dense digestate.

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Review demonstrates advanced waste-to-energy pathways for municipal solid waste management, highlighting strategies to enhance urban energy security and resource circularity.

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