Global warming issue, which increasingly aggravates over time, necessitates the carbon
capture and storage (CCS) technology for its efficient mitigation. Among the major CCS …

The concept of direct CO 2 capture and conversion has attracted significant interest from
industries and academia in recent decades due to its potential to address the current grand …

Membranes for selective carbon dioxide permeation are likely to be important devices in
future separation processes relevant to the energy industry. Here we review the current state …

Structural flexibility is an intrinsic feature of zeolites, and the characterization of such
dynamic behavior is key to maximizing their performance and realizing their potential in both …

The inorganic-carbonate dual-phase membrane represents a class of dense membranes
that are fabricated using diverse support materials, ranging from metals to ceramics. This …

This work shows the synthesis, characterization and evaluation of dense-ceramic
membranes made of Ce 0.85 Gd 0.15 O 2-δ-LaNiO 3 (CG-LN) composites, where the fluorite …

We report the development of a dual-phase membrane for CO 2 separation based on a
molten hydroxide liquid phase and a nanoporous yttria-stabilized zirconia solid support …

Membranes for CO2 capture should offer high permeant fluxes to keep membrane surface
area small and material requirements low. Ag-supported, dual-phase, molten-carbonate …

Energy produced from renewable sources such as sun or wind are intermittent, depending
on circumstantial factors. This fact explains why energy supply and demand do not match. In …

Numerous carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS) technologies are under
development to reduce CO2 emissions. To evaluate the status of a CCUS technology under …