Prof Blaž Likozar from the National Institute of Chemistry (NIC) presented the ILIMITED project research topic ‘Catalytic CO2 Hydrogenation Reactions to Methanol: Catalysis, Intensification and Modelling’, at the 29th International Symposium on Chemical Reaction Engineering (ISCRE29) in Seoul, Republic of Korea.
Prof Likozar presented the latest work on catalytic CO₂ hydrogenation to methanol, focusing on overcoming key efficiency limitations of conventional processes. The research demonstrates strong potential for process intensification and more efficient CO₂ utilisation, contributing to the development of sustainable pathways for producing green chemicals and fuels, which are core objectives of the ILIMITED project.
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ISCRE29 covered a broad spectrum of topics, from fundamental reaction kinetics and reactor modelling to applied process engineering and industrial technologies. In an era marked by urgent environmental and energy challenges, the role of reaction engineering in enabling sustainable and efficient solutions has never been more critical. This prestigious symposium offers an opportunity for open exchange, interdisciplinary dialogue, and impactful collaborations.
