Numerous recent studies have identified microalgae biofuel as one of the major renewable energy sources for sustainable development due to their high biomass productivity, high lipid content, and avai
This study aims to provide the technoeconomic aspects of two clean processes for biodiesel production. The first process utilizes waste cooking oil as a feedstock and potassium hydroxide as a homogene
These data relate to the equipment and the main results obtained from the work entitled: Optimization by response surface methodology of biodiesel production from Podocarpus falcatus oil as Cameroonia
