CO2RR Experimental Database

CO\(_2\) reduction reaction (CO\(_2\)RR) is an important electrochemical route for converting carbon dioxide into value-added chemicals and fuels using renewable electricity. It offers a promising strategy to mitigate carbon emissions while storing intermittent renewable energy in chemical bonds. Since early studies on electrochemical CO\(_2\) conversion, the field has progressed from fundamental investigations of reaction pathways and catalyst selectivity to the development of high-performance catalysts, gas-diffusion electrodes, and flow-cell systems capable of industrially relevant operation.

This website summarizes the development of representative CO\(_2\)RR studies by tracking two key performance metrics: current density and Faradaic efficiency. These metrics reflect, respectively, the reaction rate and product selectivity, and together provide a concise overview of how CO\(_2\)RR performance has advanced over time.

Sample Count by Product

Faradaic Efficiency vs Current Density