Siglinda Parathoner: Convert CO2 back to fuel

Altran
Altran
  • 15 years ago
This project aims at developing a photoelectrocatalytic (PEC) device which is able to convert CO2 back to fuel at near room temperature and pressure using solar light and water.

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