Scientists in Bangladesh are exploring how to use photo catalisation to turn urban biomass into hydrogen. Dipti Saha, head of Applied Chemistry and Chemical Engineering Department in Dhaka University urged the Ministry of Science and Technology to invest more in research in this sector. The researchers claimed the process will enable the country to convert over 227 million mt of annual waste into 18.2 million mt of eco-friendly fuel, significantly reducing Bangladesh's reliance on energy imports. Research on the project began in 2017, with scientists claiming the technology will be capable of producing hydrogen by 2021. Researchers at the University of California, Berkeley, have developed a new method for making graphene from carbon nanotubes.
Scientists in Bangladesh are exploring how to use photo catalisation to turn urban biomass into hydrogen. The researchers claimed the process will enable the country to convert over 227 million mt of annual waste into 18.2 million mt of eco-friendly fuel, significantly reducing Bangladesh's reliance on energy imports. Research on the project began in 2017, with scientists claiming the technology will be capable of producing hydrogen by 2021. Researchers at the University of California, Berkeley, have developed a new method for making graphene from carbon nanotubes.