Understanding of electrode and catalyst properties is essential for the development of successful electrochemical CO2 reduction systems.
The ambitious goals in ECO2Fuel will boost research in that area and generate important knowledge for the „carbon dioxide reduction reaction“ community – says Simon Geiger, management board member of the ECO2Fuel project.
15 international partners from the chemical, energy, hydrogen, mechanical engineering and automotive industry, and several research institutions set out to contribute to the goal for carbon neutrality and climate resilience in Europe by building the worldwide first CO2 conversion system to convert 742 tons of CO2 per year into economic and sustainable liquid e-fuels and chemicals.
