Ethylene, a foundational building block in the chemical industry, is traditionally produced through energy-intensive, fossil-fuel-based processes, contributing to significant carbon emissions worldwide. The shift toward electrochemical reduction of carbonates—derived from CO₂ sources—introduces the possibility of decarbonizing this essential commodity. Unlike direct CO₂ electrolysis, which encounters severe challenges such as low CO₂ solubility and competing side … Continue reading Electrochemical Ethylene Production: Process and Economics Explored