Transforming organic waste into renewable energy is gaining traction through waste-to-energy: agricultural & industrial waste conversion. Agricultural residues, such as crop stalks and manure, along with industrial byproducts like food processing waste, are being efficiently converted into biofuels, biogas, and biochar. Anaerobic digestion, thermochemical treatments, and microbial fermentation are key technologies driving this transformation. Innovations in waste valorization, including nutrient recovery and syngas purification, are optimizing energy yields while reducing environmental impacts. As industries seek sustainable waste management strategies, integrating circular economy principles with bioenergy production is becoming increasingly important. Advancing these conversion technologies is essential for minimizing waste while generating clean energy alternatives.
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