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"Fuel Processing" as a book category covers the science, engineering, and technology involved in converting primary energy sources—fossil fuels, biomass, waste, and emerging feedstocks—into usable fuels and fuel intermediates. It includes fundamental topics such as thermodynamics, reaction kinetics, catalysis, reactor and process design, separation and purification, and analytical methods, as well as applied subjects like refining, gasification, pyrolysis, hydrogen production, biofuel synthesis, fuel upgrading, emissions control, and fuel quality assessment. Books in this category may be textbooks, handbooks, design guides, research monographs or case-study collections aimed at chemical and environmental engineers, chemists, energy researchers, and policy makers, and they often address scale-up, process optimization, techno-economic and life-cycle analyses, and regulatory and sustainability considerations. The field is inherently multidisciplinary, linking chemistry, materials science, process engineering and environmental science to meet practical needs in transportation, power generation and industrial energy use while responding to climate and resource constraints.

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