DOE OSTI · 2541838
Electromethanogenesis reactor
Abstract
Generation of energy and storage of energy for subsequent use is provided by electromethanogenesis of carbon dioxide into a fuel gas and the storage of the fuel gas for subsequent use. An electromethanogenic reactor includes an anode conductor and a cathode conductor wherein the cathode conductor includes submicron to micron scale pores. Electromethanogenesis microbes and/or enzymes are located in the micron scale pores of the cathode electrode conductor. Carbon dioxide is introduced into the electromethanogenic reactor and the electromethanogenesis microbes/enzymes and the carbon dioxide interact and produce a fuel gas. The fuel gas is stored for subsequent use, for example use in power generation.
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Knipe, Jennifer Marie, Baker, Sarah E., Worsley, Marcus A., Chandrasekaran, Swetha. 2024-02-20. Electromethanogenesis reactor. https://www.osti.gov/biblio/2541838
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