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Hydrogen can be generated from biomass by a number of processes. These include biomass gasification coupled with gas-cleanup and water-gas shift, bio-oil reforming, bio-oil gasification, and aqueous-phase processing of biomass. None is clearly superior to the others with the choice depending upon such factors as the nature of the feedstock, reaction limitations and the size of the processing plant. Recent progress in production of hydrogen from biomass is discussed including challenges associated with each process.

Steam reforming of water-soluble fast pyrolysis bio-oil: Studies on bio-oil composition effect, carbon deposition, and catalyst modifications