Waste derived bioeconomy in India: A perspective

• Published in: New biotechnology Vol. 40; no. Pt A; pp. 60 - 69
• Main Authors: S., Venkata Mohan, P., Chiranjeevi, Dahiya, Shikha, A., Naresh Kumar
• Format: Journal Article
• Language: English
• Published: Netherlands Elsevier B.V 25.01.2018; Elsevier Science Ltd
• Subjects: biobased products; Biodegradation; bioeconomics; bioenergy; Biofuels - economics; Biogenic waste; Biohydrogen; Biorefineries; biorefining; business enterprises; Business model; Carbon sequestration; Circular economy; Climate Change; CO2 Sequestration; Conservation of Energy Resources - economics; econometric models; Economic analysis; Economic Development; Economic models; Economics; energy; Energy security; feedstocks; Fossils; India; petroleum; population growth; Raw materials; Renewable energy; Sustainability; Sustainable development; Urbanization; Waste biorefinery; Waste Management; Waste management industry; Waste Products; wastes; India; Waste Management; Business model; Circular economy; Waste biorefinery; Biohydrogen; CO2 Sequestration; Biogenic waste; CO Sequestration

•Transition of fossil-based economy to a sustainable bio-based economy.•Present bioeconomy provides food, energy, resource recovery, diagnostics and healthcare.•Waste derived Economy is a new dimension in Indian bioeconomy perspective.•Waste can be considered as potential renewable feedstock for bio...