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Addressing
the
environmental
challenges
posed
by
CO2
emissions
is
crucial
for
mitigating
global
warming
and
achieving
net-zero
2050.
This
study
compares
storage
(CCS)
utilization
(CCU)
technologies,
highlighting
benefits
of
integrating
captured
into
fuel
production.
paper
focuses
on
various
carbon
routes
such
as
Power-to-Gas
via
Sabatier
reaction,
indirect
production
DME,
Power-to-Fuel
technologies.
The
maturity
these
technologies
evaluated
using
Technology
Readiness
Level
(TRL)
method,
identifying
advancements
needed
future
implementation.
Additionally,
regulations
policies
surrounding
capture
are
reviewed
to
provide
context
their
current
status.
emphasizes
potential
CCU
reduce
converting
valuable
fuels
chemicals,
thus
supporting
transition
a
sustainable
energy
system.
findings
indicate
that
while
CCS
more
mature,
promising
can
significantly
contribute
reducing
greenhouse
gas
if
green
hydrogen
becomes
affordable.
research
underscores
importance
further
technological
development
economic
evaluation
enhance
feasibility
adoption
in
pursuit
long-term
sustainability.
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Taxonomy
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scientific
concepts
themes
article.AdsorptionCarbon
capture
storageElectrodesMaterialsSustainabilityThe
International
(ICCCU-24;
https://www.icccu24.com),
held
December
9–13,
2024,
at
Research
(JNCASR),
Bengaluru,
emerged
as
a
pivotal
platform
addressing
CO2
mitigation
advancing
solutions
toward
sustainability.
(1)
conference
was
organized
National
(NCCCU)
JNCASR,
one
first
Centres
Excellence
(CoE)
(CCU)
in
India
with
generous
support
Department
Science
Technology
(DST).
planned
an
intend
expedite
shifting
low-carbon
economy
exchanging
best
practices,
emerging
technologies,
successful
case
studies
emphasizing
pragmatic
interdisciplinary
collaboration.
aims
unite
scientists,
engineers,
innovators,
policymakers,
stakeholders
CCU,
leaders
cooperative
effort
address
issues
emissions
climate
change,
promoting
practical
sustainable
future.
By
fostering
collaboration
among
academia,
industry,
underscored
critical
role
CCU
achieving
India's
ambitious
net-zero
target
2070.The
major
were
(Figure
1).
ICCCU-24
convenor,
C
Peter
pointed
out
opening
session
that
"CCU
important
research
activity
it
can
help
reduce
contribute
global
decarbonization
efforts.
cross-disciplinary
training
ICCCU-2024
will
develop
deep
understanding
problem-oriented
approach
next-generation
researchers
working
different
dimensions
CCU".Figure
1Figure
1.
Overall
ICCCU-24.High
Resolution
ImageDownload
MS
PowerPoint
SlideThe
focused
theoretical
studies,
providing
fundamental
background
chemistry.
Biswarup
Pathak
(IIT
Indore),
Ali
Haider
Delhi),
Vidya
Avasare
(Ashoka
University)
extensively
discussed
their
computational
explorations
behavior
various
pathways.
(2,3)
Soujanya
Yarasi
(CSIR-IICT)
highlighted
how
quantum
mechanical
(QM)
methods
integrated
AI/ML
techniques
predict
adsorption
interaction
behaviors
amine
solvents
solid
adsorbent
materials,
enabling
optimization
processes.
(4)Vikram
Vishal
Bombay)
Rajnish
Kumar
Madras)
strategies
mitigating
risks
CO2-enhanced
petroleum
recovery
gas
hydrates
sequestration,
respectively.
(5,6)
K.
V.
Agrawal
(EPFL)
explored
membrane-based
capture,
focusing
unit-cell-thick
MOF
membranes
precisely
tuned
Å-scale
pore
sizes.
(7)
These
enable
highly
scalable
uniform
process.
Raju
Gupta
Kanpur)
emphasized
importance
sorbents,
particularly
nanostructured
adsorbents
capture.
(8)His
low-cost,
low-temperature
adsorbents,
reducing
energy
cost
requirements.
Additionally,
he
conversion
using
Bismuth
oxyhalide
(BiOX)
materials.
Ranga
Rao
presented
innovative
waste
biomass
such
coco-peat
chitosan,
sources
synthesizing
activated
porous
carbons.
(9)
Coco-peat-derived
carbon
demonstrated
up
4.8
mmol
g–1
25
°C
1
bar.
He
also
ultramicroporous
carbons
derived
chitosan
hydrogels,
which
effective
catalytic
materials
like
Cu2O
films,
mixed
phases
BaTiO3/BaTi5O11,
POM-based
systems.
(10)
C.M.
Nagaraja
Ropar)
strategic
design,
synthesis,
performance
CO2-philic
framework
integrate
sites
efficient
directly
air.
(11)
facilitating
simultaneous
fixation
into
high-value
chemicals
mild
conditions,
smart
offer
management
utilization.Carbon
utilization
classified
three
categories:
electrochemical,
thermochemical
photochemical.A
more
electro-synthetic
route
graphitic
nitride
dots
(g-C3N4
QDs)
size-tuned
properties
enhanced
electrochemical
proposed
Vijayamohanan
Pillai
(IISER
Tirupati).
(12)
Addressing
cathodic
flooding,
issue
reduction
(eCO2RR),
Brian
Seger
(Technical
University
Denmark)
introduced
unique
study
phenomenon
synchrotron-based
small-angle
wide-angle
X-ray
scattering
fluorescence
techniques.
advantages
CO
electroreduction
stability
Ni
anodes,
avoid
anodic
corrosion
IrO2
anodes
deposition
cathode,
ultimately
boosting
hydrogen
generation.
(13,14)Peter
Strasser
(TU
Berlin)
challenges
direct
air
or
flue
its
necessity
atmospheric
reduction.
electrochemically
mediated
regeneration
(EMAR)
technique
via
complexation
release
proper
mechanistic
insights
gained
operando
mass
spectrometry.
(15)
Prashanth
W.
Menezes
Berlin
Helmholtz-Zentrum
elaborated
design
catalysts
tailored
development
(pre)catalysts
dictate
formation
active
reaction
conditions.
overall
full-cell
potential
eCO2RR,
replacing
oxygen
evolution
(OER)
anode
organic
oxidation
reactions
(OOR).
(16)
Abhishek
Dey
(IACS)
addressed
posed
proton
reductions
leading
(HER)
(ORR),
significantly
diminish
eCO2RR.
exploratory
iron
porphyrin
bioinspired
artificial
mimics
selective
explaining
spin
states,
bonding,
heterogenization
influence
rate
selectivity
CO2RR
products
CO,
HCOOH,
CH3OH,
CH4,
C2H4.
(17)
Praveen
HER
enhance
availability
near
electrode
surface
coating
Bi
2D
flakes
polyaniline
(PANI).
groups
PANI
attract
acidic
molecules,
overpotential
improving
faradaic
efficiency
formate
production.
(18)
Chinmoy
Ranjan
(IISc
Bangalore)
oxide
electrodes
elucidating
science
situ
Raman
spectroscopy
spectrometry
(19)
Pravin
P.
Ingole
Delhi)
exclusive
nanocatalysts
electro-reduction,
along
probing
photoelectrochemical
photocurrent
polarity
switching
effect
tuning
interfaces.
(20)
groundbreaking
contributions
highlight
multidisciplinary
efforts
tackle
advanced
theoretical,
experimental,
material
approaches.The
photoconversion
promising
green
mitigation.
However,
related
limited
suitable
key
topics
during
conference.
Arnab
Dutta
Mn-based
molecular
photocatalyst,
[Mn(apap)2Br2],
designed
bulky
multifunctional
ligand
achieve
visible
light.
(21)
Tapas
Maji
(JNCASR)
MOF-based
systems
electronic
optical
delivering
C2
products.
(22)
Ujjal
Gautam
Tokeer
Ahmed
(Jamia
Millia
Islamia)
designing
conversion,
including
MBenes,
TMPs,
MOFs,
POPs,
COFs,
oxide-based
heterostructured
nanocatalysts.
(23,24)
Prashant
Kamat
(University
Notre
Dame)
unresolved
chemistry
photochemical
methods.
fabrication
photoelectrodes
devices,
offering
advancements
technologies.
(25,26)Thermocatalytic
most
approaches;
however,
hindered
high
demands
due
need
elevated
temperatures
pressures,
well
requirement
hydrogen.
Kamal
Kishore
Pant
Roorkee)
his
extensive
hydrogenation
produce
syngas,
aviation
fuel
(SAF),
bio-oil,
methodologies
ambient
(27)
Majd
Al-Naji
(BasCat,
TU
biorefinery
processes
utilizing
cellulosic
fraction
lignin.
(28)
Sudhanshu
Sharma
Gandhinagar)
methane
production
geopolymer-supported
Ru
nanoparticles.
(29)
Subarna
Maiti
(CSIR-CSMCRI)
toxic
agro-residues
cotton
farming,
unsuitable
fodder,
applications.
(30)
Manirul
Islam
(Kalyani
showcased
nearly
99%
forming
cyclic
carbonates
cycloaddition
epoxides.
(31,32)
Joyanta
Choudhury
Bhopal)
hydride-transfer
mechanism
fuels
depth,
(33)
while
Abhijit
Shrotri
(Hokkaido
O-vacancy
dynamics
oxides
activation
methanol
(34)
Komal
Tripathi
provided
value-added
experimental
(AI/ML)
tools.
metal
dependency
catalysis,
Swadhin
Mandal
Kolkata)
affordable
metal-free
exceptional
S-formylation
thiols
CO2.
(35)The
adoption
technologies
any
country
intrinsically
tied
public
governmental
policies.
aspect
discussions
experts
policy
frameworks
implementations.
Ajay
Phatak
(Ecological
Society
Terre
Policy
Centre)
comprehensive
overview
context
industrial
decarbonization,
highlighting
policy-driven
opportunities
nexus
between
renewable
energy,
hydrogen,
CCU.
Swaminathan
Sivaram
(INSA
Senior
Scientist,
IISER
Pune)
stressed
urgency
CCUS
2070.
strategies,
energy-efficient
methods,
life-cycle
assessments.
R.
Sonde
(Professor
Emeritus,
BITS
Group
Institutions)
advocated
prioritizing
technological
advancements.
projected
would
Capture,
Storage
(CCUS)
capable
handling
1500
million
tons
annually
2030
removing
approximately
80000
atmosphere
2070
dioxide
removal
(CDR).
Sukumar
Devotta
(Anna
integrating
water
electrolysis
(36)
Neelima
Alam
(CEST,
DST)
her
involvement
practices
bilateral
multilateral
collaborations,
leveraging
platforms
Mission
Innovation
(MI)
1.0,
Accelerating
Technologies
(ACT),
CDR
MI
2.0,
Clean
Transition
Partnership
(CETP).
underscore
robust
international
combat
change
effectively.The
event
featured
panel
discussion
moderated
Kannan
Srinivasan
(Director,
CSIR-Central
Salt
Marine
Institute,
Bhavnagar),
brought
together
assess
current
status,
challenges,
future
India.
engaging
dialogue
cornerstone
strategy,
served
technology
transfer
Saraswat
(Member,
NITI
Aayog)
inaugurated
commissioning
500
kg/day
CO2-to-methanol
plant
Singareni
Thermal
Power
Plant
Telangana,
funded
CMPDI/CIL.
technology,
developed
JNCASR
commissioned
Breathe,
spin-off,
represents
significant
milestone
innovation.
Two
collaborative
projects
inaugurated:CO2-to-ethanol
ethylene,
jointly
HPCL.CO2-to-syngas,
Tata
Steel.Further,
memorandum
signed
Mitocn,
Sadguru
Sugars
20
TPD
plant.
raising
awareness
about
partnerships
academic
institutions
industries.
accelerating
innovation
collaboration,
transformative
effectively
sustainability
goals.ICCCU-24
power
collective
action
urgent
challenges─climate
change.
It
cooperation,
fueled
shared
objectives,
drive
meaningful
not
only
propelled
forward
but
reinforced
commitment
combating
innovation,
responsibility.
As
world
strives
future,
stands
beacon
engagements
inspire
real-world
solutions,
paving
way
greener
planet.
successfully
bridged
gap
seasoned
researchers,
dynamic
ecosystem
goals.
During
closing
session,
announced
ICCCU-25
be
7–12,
same
location.
upcoming
even
larger
audience
academia
building
success
predecessor.
continue
strengthen
networks
applications,
driving
Net
Zero
objectives.Author
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New
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https://orcid.org/0000-0002-5211-446X;
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protected]NotesViews
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views
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declares
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competing
financial
interest.AcknowledgmentsClick
copied!Financial
(DST)
(Grant
Number:
DST/TMDEWO/CCUS/CoE/2020/JNCASR(C)),
acknowledged.
S.C.P.
thanks
DST
Swarna
Jayanti
Fellowship
DST/SJF/CSA-02/2017-18)
Sheikh
Saud
Laboratory
Career
Fellowship.
organizers
thank
sponsors
DST,
Anusandhan
Foundation
(ANRF),
Steel,
Trilok
Corporation,
Partek,
Texol
Engineering,
Society,
Royal
Chemistry,
Breathe
Applied
Sciences,
Spirare
Energy,
Mitcon,
AdiChem
Smart
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large
area
(1
mm(2)),
crack-free,
suspended
film.
Gas-sieving
(H2/CH4
25)
observed
intrinsic
defects
generated
chemical-vapor
graphene.
Despite
ultralow
porosity
0.025%,
attractive
permeance
(up
4.1
×
10(-7)
mol
m(-2)
s(-1)
Pa(-1))
observed.
Finally,
ozone
functionalization-based
etching
pore-modification
etch
hydrogen-selective
shrink
pore-size,
300%)
H2/CH4
150%).
Overall,
transfer,
etching,
functionalization
herein
bring
nanoporous
step
closer
reality.
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Zr-MBA-Ru/Re-MOF
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linker
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metalation
MOF-808.
covalent
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mol.
[Ru(bpy)3]2+
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confined
space
resulted
max.
prodn.
440μmol
g-1
h-1
aq.
medium
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sacrificial
electron
donor
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>99%,
QE
=
0.11).
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sunlight,
assembly
produces
210μmol
h
medium.
180μmol
obsd.
MeCN/H2O
(2
:
1)
solvent
BNAH
TEOA
69%,
0.22).
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Zr-MOF
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The
term
‘photocatalysis’
has
recently
gained
high
popularity,
and
various
products
using
photocatalytic
functions
have
been
commercialized.
Of
all
the
materials
that
may
be
used
as
photocatalysts,
TiO2
is
virtually
only
one
now
most
likely
will
remain
appropriate
for
industrial
application.
Water
air
purification
systems,
sterilization,
hydrogen
evolution,
self-cleaning
surfaces,
photoelectrochemical
conversion
are
just
a
few
of
applications
in
environmental
energy
domains
make
extensive
use
photocatalysis.
This
due
to
fact
lowest
cost,
stability,
effective
photoactivity.
Furthermore,
history
attests
its
safety
both
people
environment
because
it
white
pigment
since
antiquity.
review
discusses
some
important
aspects
issues
concerning
different
synthesis
methods
their
influence
on
structure
properties
TiO2,
well
concept
photocatalysis
based
promising
biocompatible
functional
material
widely
recent
years.
advantages
fields
science
technology
discussed,
including
protection,
water
liberation,
photovoltaic
energy,
cancer
diagnosis
therapy,
coatings
dental
products,
etc.
Information
phases,
modern
them
presented.
followed
by
detailed
basic
principles
with
brief
introduction
Finally,
challenges
prospects
briefly
discussed.
Recent
advances
fundamental
understanding
at
atomic-molecular
level
highlighted,
summarized
terms
design
engineering
new
materials.
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