With concerns about energy crisis and global warming, looking for renewable energy sources that are not harmful to the environment is one of the most critical tasks for us. For example, solar-to-fuel conversion is an appealing strategy to produce environmentally friendly fuels and attain sustainable energy systems. This symposium aims to share recent progress in the research area regarding the strategies to create renewable energy sources via reduction of CO2 emission. The topic of this session covers various research fields based on carbon-neutrality, providing an opportunity to actively discuss recent research trends and seek opportunities for collaboration. Through the presentations and discussions on the carbon neutrality, it will provide an opportunity to explore the future directions of this research area.

Session topics

• Photoelectrochemical cells and photo(electro) catalysts
• Solar driven production of fuels
• CO2 conversion
• Hydrogen production and storage
• NH3, H2O2 production

OrganizerS

• Ji-Hyun Jang, UNIST, Korea, clau@unist.ac.kr
• Shannon Boettcher, University of Oregon, swb@uoregon.edu
• Ahsan Ul Haq Qurashi, Khalifa University of Science and Technology, ahsan.qurashi@ku.ac.ae