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Soo Young Kim E-mail: sooyoungkim@korea.ac.kr Abstracts The high concentration of CO2 in the atmosphere brings adverse effects on the global climate. Consequently, researchers are relentlessly pursuing the development of scalable and abundant catalysts for CO2 reduction. Among the several strategies available currently, CO2 conversion via photochemical or electrochemical processes is an incredibly exciting pathway because the required power can potentially be sourced from the sun. Due to their tunable bandgap and excellent stability, an enormous number of metal organic frameworks (MOFs) were extensively explored for CO2 reduction. This summary collects recent works in the growth, engineering, and comprehension of CO2 conversion using MOF-based electrocatalysts and photocatalysts. Scrutiny on various catalysts, along with their general design ways for CO2 reduction is presented. This review will afford insight into the up-to-date research progress in MOF-based materials for CO2 conversion.

Efficient CO2 to X Transformation with Metal Organic Framework Catalysts