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Biodiesel production potential from fat fraction of municipal waste in Makkah by Shahzad, K, Nizami, A S, Sagir, M, Rehan, M, Maier, S, Khan, M Z, Ouda, O K M, Ismail, I M I, BaFail, A O

“…In the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA), millions of Muslims come to perform Pilgrimage every year. Around one million ton of municipal solid waste (MSW) is…”
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Waste biorefineries: Enabling circular economies in developing countries by Nizami, A.S., Rehan, M., Waqas, M., Naqvi, M., Ouda, O.K.M, Shahzad, K., Miandad, R., Khan, M.Z., Syamsiro, M., Ismail, I.M.I., Pant, Deepak

“…[Display omitted] •This study examined the potential of waste biorefineries in developing countries.•Waste biorefineries can achieve circular economy,…”
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Long-term desalinated water demand and investment requirements: a case study of Riyadh by Ouda, O. K. M., Khalid, Y., Ajbar, A. H., Rehan, M., Shahzad, K., Wazeer, I., Nizami, A. S.

“…The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA) is situated in an arid region and faces a chronic challenge to meet its increasing water demand. Riyadh is the capital of KSA…”
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A Case Study of Sustainable Construction Waste Management in Saudi Arabia by Ouda, O. K. M., Peterson, H. P., Rehan, M., Sadef, Y., Alghazo, J. M., Nizami, A. S.

“…The Gulf Cooperation Countries (GCC) consistently rank among the top 10% of per capita waste producers in the world. Collectively around 120 million tons of…”
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Waste to energy potential: A case study of Saudi Arabia by Ouda, O.K.M., Raza, S.A., Nizami, A.S., Rehan, M., Al-Waked, R., Korres, N.E.

“…This paper reviews the global status of waste to energy (WTE) technologies as a mean for renewable energy production and municipal solid waste (MSW) disposal…”
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Developing waste biorefinery in Makkah: A way forward to convert urban waste into renewable energy by Nizami, A.S., Shahzad, K., Rehan, M., Ouda, O.K.M., Khan, M.Z., Ismail, I.M.I., Almeelbi, T., Basahi, J.M., Demirbas, A.

“…•Waste biorefinery is proposed to convert waste in Makkah into renewable energy.•Total revenue of 758 million SAR can be achieved from waste biorefinery.•1.95…”
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Microbial electrolysis cells for hydrogen production and urban wastewater treatment: A case study of Saudi Arabia by Khan, M.Z., Nizami, A.S., Rehan, M., Ouda, O.K.M., Sultana, S., Ismail, I.M., Shahzad, K.

“…•KSA is the world’s third largest per capita water user country.•1.17 (domestic), 0.38 (industrial) billionm3/year wastewater is generated in KSA.•612, 767MW…”
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The potential of Saudi Arabian natural zeolites in energy recovery technologies by Nizami, A.S., Ouda, O.K.M., Rehan, M., El-Maghraby, A.M.O., Gardy, J., Hassanpour, A., Kumar, S., Ismail, I.M.I.

“…Energy consumption in KSA (kingdom of Saudi Arabia) is growing rapidly due to economic development with raised levels of population, urbanization and living…”
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Waste-to-energy and recycling value for developing integrated solid waste management plan in Lahore by Sadef, Y., Nizami, A. S., Batool, S. A., Chaudary, M. N., Ouda, O. K. M., Asam, Z. Z., Habib, K., Rehan, M., Demirbas, A.

“…This paper aims to determine the waste-to-energy (WTE) and recycling value of municipal solid waste (MSW) for developing an integrated solid waste management…”
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Pyrolytic liquid fuel: A source of renewable electricity generation in Makkah by Rehan, M., Nizami, A. S., Shahzad, K., Ouda, O. K. M., Ismail, I. M. I., Almeelbi, T., Iqbal, T., Demirbas, A.

“…Millions of Muslims from all over the world visit the Holy Cities of Saudi Arabia: Makkah and Madinah every year to worship in form of Pilgrimage (Hajj) and…”
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Biomass conservation using an optimised drying process for energy Sorghum Bagasse by Iqbal, T., Nizami, A.S., Eckhoff, S., Barreto, M.L.A., Sadef, Y., Rehan, M., Budzianowski, W.M., Ouda, O.K.M., Shahzad, K.

“…[Display omitted] •Conservation is critical for utilising Sorghum Bagasse as a source of fuel.•Shedd's curves were developed for both types of Sorghum Bagasse…”
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