From Waste to Resource: The Persuasive Case for Co-Firing Microalgae with Coal Residues

2025

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DOI 10.30919/ee1839
Data confidence 70 medium
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Abstract

Coal utilization generates numerous environmental challenges, including soil subsidence, water pollution, mining waste disposal, and air contamination.Therefore, the development of environmentally and economically sustainable strategies for coal waste management is of significant importance.In this study, we propose the production of a novel "bio-fossil fuel" through the co-firing