Conspectus Global warming and climatic deterioration are partly caused by carbon dioxide
(CO2) emission. Given this, CO2 reduction into valuable carbonaceous fuels is a win–win …

Currently, most catalysts used for photoconverting carbon dioxide (CO2) typically produce
C1 products. Achieving multicarbon (C2+) products, which are highly desirable due to their …

Owing to the specific electronic-redistribution and spatial proximity, diatomic catalysts
(DACs) have been identified as principal interest for efficient photoconversion of CO2 into …

Single-atom catalysts have exhibited great potential in the photocatalytic conversion of CO2
to C2 products, but generation of gaseous multi-carbon hydrocarbon products is still …

Photoreduction of CO2 into solar fuels has received great interest, but suffers from low
catalytic efficiency and poor selectivity. Herein, two single‐Cu‐atom catalysts with unique Cu …

Photocatalytic CO 2 reduction into high-value C 2+ products such as ethane is quite exciting
but challenging due to multielectron steps involved and sluggish CC coupling kinetics …

Converting CO2 into hydrocarbons using solar energy enables the seamless integration of
efficient solar energy utilization and carbon neutrality, presenting an efficacious solution to …

Abstract Photocatalytic CO2 reduction (CO2PR) into multi‐carbon products (especially
C2H4) is a highly attractive route for global carbon cycle, however, which is seriously limited …

Due to the unique structure and electronic properties of low-dimensional materials,
enormous potential can be achieved over low-dimensional materials for high-efficiency …

One of the biggest obstacles to the light-driven conversion of greenhouse gas CO2 into high
value-added multi-carbon compounds is manipulating the C–C coupling reaction. Herein …