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NETPEC stands for \u201cN<\/strong>egative E<\/strong>mission T<\/strong>echnologies based on P<\/strong>hotoE<\/strong>lectroC<\/strong>hemical Methods\u201d and is a collaborative research project funded by the BMFTR.\u00a0 The overall goal of the NETPEC project is the development of highly efficient photoelectrochemical approaches to convert carbon dioxide into easily storable, safe and sustainable carbon sink products. This is accompanied by climate modeling, geological reservoir investigations and sustainability analysis, thus making the NETPEC project follow a holistic approach.

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Principle of terrestrial photoelectrochemical carbon sinks. Atmospheric CO2<\/sub> is captured into an electrolyte and converted to carbon-rich products in a cell using directly absorbed solar radiation. While some products (e.g., oxalate) may require postprocessing, others could be directly extracted for long-term storage (e.g., carbon flakes). The local climatic environment impacts the efficiency and conversion rate of the system, the storage potential depends on the product due to potential geochemical interactions between storage site and sink product.
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