CO₂ Electrolysis

Decomposition of CO₂ into chemicals using electricity.

LUX TAKE:

While potentially highly disruptive, electrolysis of CO2 is currently too expensive for commercial viability unless a very cheap source of electricity is available and high carbon taxes are enforced on the chemicals industry. Until then, the technology will remain confined to niche demonstration projects.

Lux Take last updated on July 10, 2021
Data last updated on June 23, 2022

What's New

Lux Research analysts and the Lux Intelligence Engine have added the following recent CO₂ electrolysis developments.

News Commentaries

Under the WaterProof Program, Avantium will demonstrate the electrochemical conversion of CO₂ into chemicals and products (June 15, 2022)

EDF Energy Group plans to develop multiple projects to produce low-carbon hydrogen by 2030 (May 3, 2022)

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