Electrochemical Reactive Carbon Capture: What Has Been Achieved and What Remains to Be Explored

Mohsen Afshari; Ahmad Hassan; Abdelrahman Refaie; Sheida Shakoorian; Prince Aleta; Mim Rahimi

doi:10.1039/d6ey00122j

January 1, 2026EES CatalysisOpen Access

Electrochemical Reactive Carbon Capture: What Has Been Achieved and What Remains to Be Explored

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Key Points

The aim is to review the advancements in electrochemical reactive carbon capture (RCC) technology and identify areas requiring further research.
Conducted a comprehensive review of current literature on RCC technology.
Analyzed the integration of CO2 separation and conversion processes.
Evaluated the potential for reducing energy consumption and process complexity.
Identified significant progress in RCC but noted limited exploration in some critical aspects.
Highlighted the potential for lower energy requirements compared to traditional methods.
Concluded that further investigation is necessary for optimal implementation of RCC.

Implication

This review highlights achievements in electrochemical reactive carbon capture, suggesting further exploration is needed for effective CO2 reduction.

Abstract

Electrochemical reactive carbon capture (RCC) integrates CO2 separation and conversion within a single process, offering a potential reduction in energy and process complexity compared to the conventional sequential CO2 reduction...

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Electrochemical Reactive Carbon Capture: What Has Been Achieved and What Remains to Be Explored

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