Biohydrogen production from wastewaters

The production of biohydrogen from wastewater offers a sustainable solution to meet energy demands while simultaneously addressing wastewater management challenges. Various techniques, such as dark fermentation and photo fermentation, may fulfill these aims by treating domestic and industrial wastewaters. These wastewaters are abundant in organic nutrients, promoting the growth of hydrogen-producing microorganisms. The effectiveness of these processes is influenced by factors such as substrate composition, microbial communities, and environmental conditions. Biohydrogen production is highly appealing due to its efficiency, low environmental impact, sustainability, and economic viability. Therefore this is a great motivation to launch a Special Issue where the aims is to review the recent advances made related to hydrogen energy and the resulting applications, by providing ideal conditions to gather scientists, researchers, engineers around that issue. Different topics may be considered like: Process modeling and simulation; Process optimization, Energy efficiency; Non conventional processes, etc. Also the opportunity will be given for research works dealing with any clean and efficient hydrogen production from biomass, to be presented within this special issue.

Corresponding papers will be considered and eventually published in Water journal | An Open Access Journal from MDPI, if accepted after a reviewing process by assigned qualified reviewers.