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Unraveling the potential of solar-bioelectrochemical CO2 conversion for third generation biorefineries
Prakash C. Sahoo, Deepak Pant, Manoj Kumar, R.P. Gupta +1
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90% confidenceThe paper explores the potential of solar-bioelectrochemical CO2 conversion for third generation biorefineries, highlighting its efficiency and sustainability.
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Abstract
Key findings
- Solar-bioelectrochemical CO2 conversion can achieve high CO2 conversion rates and produce valuable chemicals.
- The process integrates solar energy with bioelectrochemical systems to enhance efficiency and reduce costs.
- Third generation biorefineries can benefit from this technology by producing biofuels and biochemicals from CO2.
Keywords
ElectrosynthesisBiochemical engineeringNanotechnologySolar energyThird generationProcess engineering
Identifiers
- Journal
- Current Opinion in Electrochemistry
- Year
- 2024