Artificial photosynthesis to produce solar fuels and chemicals

The use of solar energy to drive the catalytic transformation of CO2 and water to fuels and chemicals, also known as artificial photosynthesis, is clearly one of those promising technical solutions to simultaneously address the current energy crisis and the negative impacts of global warming. The work includes the design, analysis, and optimization of light-driven processes for coprocessing CO2 and water in optimized photo-, and-photoelectro- catalytic reactors. The development of photo-assisted CO2 and water conversion processes will provide a major opportunity for climate mitigation, energy transition, and industry redeployment, for the benefit of all, which is within 2030 agenda and the achievements of the SDGs.