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CO2 photocatalytic reduction IFPEN and the SOLEIL Synchrotron are jointly developing an operando spectroscopic analysis cell
Converting CO2 into clean energy is a key challenge for both the climate and the energy transition, and using a photocatalytic approach requires an understanding of the mechanisms at play on a very small scale. Thanks to close collaboration between IFPEN and the SOLEIL Synchrotron as part of a PhD research project , a pioneering operando cell now makes it possible to probe the behavior of catalysts under the influence of light on an atomic scale. This represents a major step forward in accelerating the potential development of an industrial process.
IFP School strengthens its cooperation with India
India is now emerging as one of the world’s leading innovation hubs. In this context, Bharat Innovates provided an opportunity for the IFPEN Group to reaffirm its commitment to working alongside its Indian partners.
A thermodynamic and kinetic adsorption model for more effective treatment of pollutants in solution
A new textile-to-textile recycling process validated on an industrial scale
Egis and its partners unveil SolsInfra, a major R&D project on infrastructure soils
