Author:
Li Shuangjun,Chen Runkai,Wang Junyao,Deng Shuai,Zhou Hui,Fang Mengxiang,Zhang Huiyan,Yuan Xiangzhou
Abstract
AbstractSolar thermal energy-assisted direct air capture (DAC) is widely considered as a novel carbon-negative technical route, innovatively enabling an effective removal of CO2 directly from ambient air. Here, we introduce an advanced concept that involves the conversion of CO2 captured by the solar thermal energy-assisted DAC into liquid methanol, simultaneously mitigating climate change and supplying green chemicals. This concept revolves around a well-considered integration of existing systems, and we emphasize key technologies for capturing, separating, and utilizing CO2 in this integrated system. Advances in Metal-Organic Frameworks (MOFs) based-DAC are reviewed, while the utilization of solar thermal energy further ensures the carbon-negative nature of DAC. Upcycling CO2 captured by DAC into value-added methanol adds both environmental benefits and economic feasibilities, which is also beneficial to achievinga circular carbon economy. The current status, ongoing developments, and anticipated future trends in this technology integration are timely addressed, the considerable application potential of integrated system is also comprehensively discussed.
Funder
Guangzhou Basic and Applied Basic Research Foundation
Youth Program of National Natural Science Foundation of China
Key Project of Natural Science Funds of Tianjin City
Start-up Research Fund of Southeast University
Publisher
Springer Science and Business Media LLC
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