Scientists from Skoltech and the Russian Academy of Sciences’ Joint Institute for High Temperatures have used hydrothermal liquefaction to convert food waste into biofuel. The process is similar in principle to that which converts sewage sludge into biogas.
Scientists from Skoltech and the Russian Academy of Sciences’ Joint Institute for High Temperatures have used hydrothermal liquefaction to convert food waste into biofuel. The energy-efficient process converts wet biomass, including parmesan cheese, ham and apples into biofuel.