David M. Wall

University College Cork

Ireland

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Archishman Bose

Eli Lilly Lecturer in Process and Chemical Engineering

University College Cork

IRELAND

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james carton

Assistant Professor

Dublin City University

IRELAND

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Jerry D Murphy

University College Cork

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Xue Ning

Assistant Professor

University College Dublin

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Declan O Connor

Senior Lecturer

Munster Technological University Cork

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David M. Wall

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Logistical considerations and challenges in deploying virtual biomethane pipelines to serve on-farm biogas plants

A perspective on methodologies and system boundaries to develop abatement cost for on-farm anaerobic digestion

Demand-driven biogas production from Upflow Anaerobic Sludge Blanket (UASB) reactors to balance the power grid

Improving biomethane production from biochar-supplemented two-stage anaerobic digestion of on-farm feedstocks

Two-phase anaerobic digestion for enhanced valorisation of whiskey distillery by-products

Design, Construction, and Concept Validation of a Laboratory-Scale Two-phase Reactor to Valorize Whiskey Distillery By-products

Assessing the cost variability of emissions abatement in small-scale on-farm anaerobic digestion

Boosting biogas production from recalcitrant lignin-based feedstock by adding lignin-derived carbonaceous materials within the anaerobic digestion process

Electrofuels in a circular economy: A systems approach towards net zero

Batteries, fuel cells, or engines? A probabilistic economic and environmental assessment of electricity and electrofuels for heavy goods vehicles

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Archishman Bose

james carton

Jerry D Murphy

Xue Ning

Declan O Connor

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