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Utilization of Crude Glycerin for Synthetic Gas Production and Potential Electricity

Susen George

This abstract provides a concise overview of the article on the utilization of crude glycerin for synthetic gas (syngas) production and its potential in electricity generation. Crude glycerin, a by-product of biodiesel production, poses environmental and economic challenges due to its abundance and disposal costs. However, converting crude glycerin into syngas through gasification offers a sustainable solution. This article explores the syngas production process, its advantages, and the challenges it presents. By valorising crude glycerin as a renewable feedstock for syngas generation, we contribute to waste reduction, energy security, and reduced emissions, fostering a more sustainable energy future. [1]