Product selectivity differences between the electroreduction of CO2 and CO under practical
current densities are a widely encountered phenomenon that is rarely emphasized or …

Due to the ability to produce sustainably carbon-based chemicals and fuels, CO2
electrolysis and the closely related CO electrolysis are advancing rapidly from fundamental …

The practical implementation of electrochemical CO2 reduction technology is greatly
challenged by notable CO2 crossover to the anode side, where the crossed-over CO2 is …

The photocatalytic transformation of carbon dioxide (CO2) into carbon‐based fuels or
chemicals using sustainable solar energy is considered an ideal strategy for simultaneously …

Catalyzing water dissociation (WD) into protons and hydroxide ions is important both for
fabricating bipolar membranes (BPMs) that can couple different pH environments into a …

Cell designs that integrate membrane-electrode assemblies (MEAs) with highly selective
catalysts are a promising route to reduce ohmic losses and achieve high energy efficiency in …

Renewable CH4 produced from electrocatalytic CO2 reduction is viewed as a sustainable
and versatile energy carrier, compatible with existing infrastructure. However, conventional …

The electrochemical reduction of carbon dioxide (CO2RR) to chemical feedstocks, such as
ethylene (C2H4), is an attractive means to mitigate emissions and store intermittent …

For the efficient electrochemical conversion of CO 2 into valuable chemical feedstocks, a
well-coordinated interaction of all electrolyzer compartments is required. In addition to the …

Carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS) is a promising pathway to decarbonize
fossil-based power and industrial sectors and is a bridging technology for a sustainable …