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However, it is still necessary to screen much more strains with stronger hydrogen-producing capacity for future commercialization processes. J Clean Prod 229:751760, Mahmod SS, Azahar AM, Tan JP, Jahim JMD, Abdul PM et al (2019) Operation performance of up-flow anaerobic sludge blanket (UASB) bioreactor for biohydrogen production by self-granulated sludge using pre-treated palm oil mill effluent (POME) as carbon source. This page was last edited on 22 September 2022, at 11:52. [21][22], Competing for biohydrogen, at least for commercial applications, are many mature industrial processes. For example, a conventional combustion based power plant generates electricity at 33-35% efficiency compared to up to 65% for hydrogen fuel cells. Biofuel Res J 2:223226, Sen B, Aravind J, Kanmani P, Lay C (2016) State of the art and future concept of food waste fermentation to bioenergy. Hydrogenases are present in all three domains of life, archaea (methanogens and some extremophiles), the bacteria (the rest of the procaryotes) and the eucaryotes (in particular the green algae). Hydrogen is already a fuel of choice for space programs; it guarantees environmental quality and mitigates climate change. In this article, we have pursued to explicate the major hurdles confronted while procuring biohydrogen as a profit-making proposition by creating an appraisal of its improved role, also taking into account the diverse mechanism and procedures, while assessing its future perspectives. Bioresour Technol 167:407415, Dareioti MA, Vavouraki AI, Kornaros M (2014) Effect of pH on the anaerobic acidogenesis of agroindustrial wastewaters for maximization of bio-hydrogen production: a lab-scale evaluation using batch tests. Part I: identification of critical criteria and cause-effect analysis for enhancing the sustainability using DEMATEL. 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in collaboration with Penn State University, has led to a combined hydrogen molar Buffalo Bull 32:12411244, da Silva AN, Macedo WV, Sakamoto IK, Pereyra DLAD, Mendes CO et al (2019) Biohydrogen production from dairy industry wastewater in an anaerobic fluidized-bed reactor. It is chemically produced by the combustion of water. It is revealed that the hydrogen yield could be even achieved. Appl Microbiol Biotechnol 79:707718, Wang J, Xu S, Xiao B, Xu M, Yang L et al (2013) Influence of catalyst and temperature on gasification performance of pig compost for hydrogen-rich gas production. The produced biohydrogen using crude glycerol released by a typical biodiesel industry can be used or transformed into various forms of energy, such as electricity and heat. Int J Energy Res 34:662672, Silva-Illanes F, Tapia-Venegas E, Schiappacasse MC, Trably E, Ruiz-Filippi G (2017) Impact of hydraulic retention time (HRT) and pH on dark fermentative hydrogen production from glycerol. 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