Electricity-driven CO 2 and biomass conversion toward formic acid/formate: microenvironment regulation, hydrogen storage potential, and sustainability assessment
Guizhou University · RMIT University · +1 more institution
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Abstract
From the perspective of microenvironment regulation, this review comprehensively elucidates the engineering of electrocatalytic valorization of CO 2 and biomass, providing valuable insights for the sustainable production of formic acid/formate.
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- Biomass (ecology)
- Sustainability
- Production (economics)
- Formic acid
- Hydrogen production
- Sustainable production
UN Sustainable Development Goals
- Responsible consumption and production
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Funding
- NNNational Natural Science Foundation of ChinaAward: 32302418
- GSGuizhou Science and Technology DepartmentAward: CXPTXM [2025] 012)
- ARAustralian Research CouncilAwards: LP210200504, LP220100088, DP220100603, LP230200897, FT210100298
- NSNatural Science Research Project of Guizhou Provincial Education OfficeAward: [2026]062