Chemical and Biochemical Processes for Energy Sources

This Issue illustrates the variety of contributions made by chemical and biochemical processes to the production of energy carriers, mostly renewables, to carbon dioxide processing (the capturing, storage, and recycling of value-added chemicals), and to some auxiliary unit operations make the recovery of the main product possible. The main renewable fuels considered are ethanol, biodiesel, biogas, and methane production, as well as hydrogen production based on chemical catalysis and biological processes.