Evaluation of pelletisation behaviour of maize and millet residues under matrix–speed combinations towards small‑scale solid biofuel production for West Africa

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environment and energy

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Present CIRAWA WP3 experimental findings on the pelletisation behaviour of maize and millet residues under different matrix-speed combinations for small-scale solid biofuel production in West Africa. The activity is aligned with the CIGR-EurAgEng World Congress 2026 theme, Emerging Technologies and Innovation in Biosystems, and supports knowledge transfer on agricultural residue valorisation, appropriate bioenergy technologies and climate-resilient biosystems.

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