A REVIEW OF AQUATIC PLANT BIOMASS PRETREATMENT METHODS FOR BIOGAS PRODUCTION

Abstract

The increasing global demand for renewable energy sources has led to interest in generating biogas from aquatic plant biomass. This research examines the pretreatment methods of biomass, aiming to enhance the efficiency of biogas production processes. The analysis presents mechanical, chemical, biological, or combined pretreatment techniques, assessing their respective advantages, limitations, and potential synergies. The review extends beyond individual methodologies to identify potential synergies or sequential applications that could maximize biogas production efficiency. This study ultimately facilitates moving the field forward, contributes to the transition to more sustainable energy solutions, identifies gaps in existing researches, paving the way for future investigations and combat to solve upcoming energy problems.