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From Crops to Fuels: Consolidated Bioprocessing Technologies Using Bioelectrochemical Systems
Gemma Reguera
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55% confidenceThe paper discusses the application of bioelectrochemical systems for consolidated bioprocessing of crops to fuels, with a focus on wastewater treatment.
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- Bioelectrochemical systems can efficiently convert organic matter in wastewater into biofuels.
- The technology has potential for large-scale implementation and cost-effectiveness.
- Further research is needed to optimize system performance and scalability.
Keywords
BioprocessBiochemical engineeringWaste managementProcess engineeringBiotechnologyPulp and paper industry
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- 2012