Publications associées à Sustainable One-Pot Production and Scale-Up of the New Platform Chemical Diformylxylose (DFX) from Agricultural Biomass

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Decarbonising the glass industry: A comprehensive techno-economic assessment of low-emission pathways

François Maréchal, Daniel Alexander Florez Orrego

The glass industry faces critical decarbonisation challenges due to high energy demand and reliance on fossil fuels. This study presents a comprehensive techno-economic analysis of diverse decarbonisation pathways for flat glass production, including elect ...

Elsevier BV2025

On the Economic Uncertainty and Crisis Resiliency of Decarbonization Solutions for the Aluminium Industry

Daniel Alexander Florez Orrego, Dareen Zuhir Omar Dardor, Antoine François L Marchal

The aluminium industry emits approximately 1.1 billion tonnes of CO2-eq annually, contributing about 2% of global industrial emissions. Decarbonization pathways aim to achieve net-zero emissions by 2050, but this requires making decisions today for technol ...

PSE Press2025

Estimating the energy return on investment of forestry biomass: Impacts of feedstock, production techniques and post-processing

Louis Marcel Merceron

The Energy Return On Investment (EROI) is a recognised indicator for assessing the relevance of an energy project in terms of net energy delivered to society. For woody biomass divergences remain on the right methodology to assess the EROI leading to large ...

Wiley2024

The Role of AI in Driving the Sustainability of the Chemical Industry

Oliver Tobias Schilter

Sustainability is here to stay. As businesses migrate away from fossil fuels and toward renewable sources, chemistry will play a crucial role in bringing the economy to a point of net-zero emissions. In fact, chemistry has always been at the forefront of d ...

2023

Extraction and Surfactant Properties of Glyoxylic Acid-Functionalized Lignin

Monique Bernardes Figueirêdo, Esther Amstad, Jeremy Luterbacher, Stefania Bertella, Gaia De Angelis, Claire Laura Marion Charline Bourmaud

The amphiphilic chemical structure of native lignin, composed by a hydrophobic aromatic core and hydrophilic hydroxy groups, makes it a promising alternative for the development of bio-based surface-active compounds. However, the severe conditions traditio ...

2022