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Sustainable and effective biomass bioenergy production in Nigeria: An overview

Tolulope Kolajo(University of Ibadan)0000-0003-2236-3948
Nabil Elkaoud(Al-Azhar)0000-0001-7291-8564
Iyinoluwa Adedokun(University of Ibadan)0009-0000-8486-8971
Oluwaseun Kadiri(Yellow River Delta Intelligent Agricultural Machinery Equipment Industry Academy)0000-0003-0872-6335
Temitayo Ajibade(University of Ibadan)0000-0003-1971-8621
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2025-12-31
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This review provides an overview of the biomass types used as feedstock for bioenergy production in Nigeria, discusses their characteristics, explores pretreatment and conversion techniques, and highlights their various applications.

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Nigeria, the largest economy in Africa, relies on conventional fossil fuels for several energy demands, including transportation and power generation. The negative environmental impacts and carbon emissions from burning fossil fuels highlight the urgent need to consider viable alternatives such as bioenergy, which is renewable energy derived from biological materials. The utilization of biofuels and bioproducts would significantly reduce the carbon footprint with other social and economic benefits such as income stability and improved public health, especially in rural communities. Although bioenergy research in Nigeria has been ongoing for several decades, the knowledge curve for utilization is very steep, despite the relative abundance of the raw materials needed to produce it. This review provides an overview of the biomass types used as feedstock for bioenergy production in Nigeria, discusses their characteristics, explores pretreatment and conversion techniques, and highlights their various applications.

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Kolajo, T., Elkaoud, N., Adedokun, I., Kadiri, O., Ajibade, T. (2025). Sustainable and effective biomass bioenergy production in Nigeria: An overview. Environmental Research and Technology, Volume: 8 Issue: 4. https://doi.org/10.35208/ert.1612524

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