Reducing carbon dioxide to valuable chemicals and fuels such as formic acid, carbon
monoxide, methanol, methane, ethylene, ethanol, and multi-carbon (C2+) products by …

Following the advances in capture technologies, CO2 utilization associated with low‐cost
renewable H2 in catalytic hydrogenation is a promising strategy for reducing the carbon …

Chemical hydrogen storage and release processes are essential steps for the
implementation of new energy vectors. In general, the individual reactions involved in such …

Supported Pd catalysts are most promising in heterogeneous CO2 hydrogenation into formic
acid (FA), while their applications are immensely restricted due to relatively poorer activity …

Photocatalytic reduction of CO 2 to CH 4 holds promise for sustainable energy and CO 2
mitigation. In this study, we present the rapid synthesis of efficient composite photocatalysts …

The term “e-fuel" typically refers to synthetic fuels produced using renewable energy
sources, primarily starting with green hydrogen. Hydrogen serves as the foundational e-fuel …

Higher alcohol (HA) synthesis via the hydrogenation of CO 2 constitutes a relatively new and
exciting field of research that has the potential to help towards the de-carbonization of the …

Metal nanoparticles occupy an important position in electrocatalysis. Unfortunately, by using
conventional synthetic methodology, it is a great challenge to realize the monodisperse …

The interfacial modification of Pd nanoparticles supported on gC 3 N 4 (CN) was performed
using highly dispersed amorphous MO x phase, where M represents Ga, Al, or B. The …

According to our knowledge, single-atom Pd catalysts supported on covalent triazine
frameworks (CTF) have not been studied in the production of hydrogen from formic acid …