The electroreduction of carbon dioxide (CO2RR) to valuable chemicals is a promising avenue for the storage of intermittent renewable electricity. Methane, the simplest hydrocarbon product in CO2RR and a widely used fuel, is of particular interest, especially in light of the well-established infrastructure for natural gas storage, distribution, and consumption. Methane production from CO2RR under conditions of ambient pressure and temperature represents a carbon-neutral alternative to fossil gas. In this talk, we will present recent progress towards the more practical methane electrosynthesis  from CO2, looking both at the catalyst and at the system.

Speaker: Prof. Xue WANG
Medium of Language: English

Interested secondary schools are welcome to contact the School at the following methods for arrangement.
By email: see.enquiry@cityu.edu.hk
By fax: 3442 0688