Uploaded November 2020 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Our ACES Technology Showcase featuring our advanced CO2 Reduction technology.
Electrochemical reduction is a promising clean energy technology, by using electricity from renewables to convert CO2 to achieve a carbon neutral energy cycle. ACES has made a significant contribution to the field of CO2 electroreduction that covers nearly all aspects impacting the carbon electroreduction performance, including:
- Catalysts allowing targeted reduction reaction with high selectivity and activity;
- Gas diffusion electrodes overcoming the mass transport limitation of CO2 to enable electrolysis at high current densities;
- Sea water as an electrolyte for the concurrent electroreduction of CO2 and storage via mineralisation; and
- Prototype scalable reactors for industrial application.
This showcase will provides:
- Insights into the technology from Prof Doug MacFarlane;
- A live demonstration of the current systems being developed at the University of Wollongong and Monash University;
- Interactive Q&A session with ACES Director Prof Gordon Wallace, Project Leaders Prof Jie Zhang and A/Prof Caiyun Wang.
https://electromaterials.edu.au/
Our ACES Technology Showcase featuring our advanced CO2 Reduction technology.
Electrochemical reduction is a promising clean energy technology, by using electricity from renewables to convert CO2 to achieve a carbon neutral energy cycle. ACES has made a significant contribution to the field of CO2 electroreduction that covers nearly all aspects impacting the carbon electroreduction performance, including:
- Catalysts allowing targeted reduction reaction with high selectivity and activity;
- Gas diffusion electrodes overcoming the mass transport limitation of CO2 to enable electrolysis at high current densities;
- Sea water as an electrolyte for the concurrent electroreduction of CO2 and storage via mineralisation; and
- Prototype scalable reactors for industrial application.
This showcase will provides:
- Insights into the technology from Prof Doug MacFarlane;
- A live demonstration of the current systems being developed at the University of Wollongong and Monash University;
- Interactive Q&A session with ACES Director Prof Gordon Wallace, Project Leaders Prof Jie Zhang and A/Prof Caiyun Wang.
https://electromaterials.edu.au/
