Fossil fuel usage in production of the electricity is directly affecting on environment and increasing global warming potential. Therefore, in recent years, energy efficiency of all products has become very critical issue to decrease carbon footprint. The energy consumption of home appliances constitutes a significant part of the electrical energy used in the world. Therefore, the energy efficiency of appliances is prominent topic for all manufacturers.

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The electrocatalytic reduction of carbon dioxide is a promising approach for storing (excess) renewable electricity as chemical energy in fuels. Here, I will discuss recent advances and challenges in the understanding of electrochemical CO2 reduction. I will summarize existing models for the initial activation of CO2 on the electrocatalyst and their importance for understanding selectivity. C–C bond formation is also a key mechanistic step in CO2 electroreduction to high-density and high-value fuels.

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The Energy Transition is a broad term that describes the evolution of how we generate and use energy.  It is generally driven by technological advancements, government incentives and inducements, and changing consumer behavior.  One aspect of the Energy Transition is the development and use of the electric vehicle. Technologies in the early stages of adoption necessarily introduce changes to traditional industries.

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In today’s world, almost every corporation is putting tremendous effort to set sustainability targets and provide sustainable operations and products. Ensuring access to affordable and clean energy is defined as one of the 17 United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and is a top priority for the energy industry. This presentation will provide insights about the fundamentals of sustainability and the future trends in energy.

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