Holger RulandHuiqing SongDaniel LaudenschlegerSascha StürmerStefan SchmidtJiayue HeKevin KählerMartin MuhlerRobert Schlögl
Abstract The suitability of a commercial and industrially applied Cu‐based catalyst for the synthesis of methanol by CO 2 hydrogenation was investigated. Unexpectedly, this system showed high stability and well‐performance under conditions that may be relevant for chemical energy conversion using hydrogen and energy from renewable technologies. This Cu‐based catalyst demonstrated excellent suitability for dynamical process operation that may be essential for effective compensation of the volatility of renewable energy sources.
Holger RulandHuiqing SongDaniel LaudenschlegerSascha StürmerStefan SchmidtJiayue HeKevin KählerMartin MuhlerRobert Schlögl
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