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    Thomas Reichbauer

    Thomas Reichbauer, M.Sc.

    Thomas Reichbauer
    PhD student

    Siemens Gas and Power GmbH & Co. KG
    Siemens Energy NEB TP COS

    Room: Room Bau 35/409
    Freyerslebenstr. 1
    91058 Erlangen
    • Phone number: +49 9131 1737378
    • Email: thomas.reichbauer@siemens.com

    CO2 Reduction

    CO2 is the main driver for global warming. Therefore, a main effort of society in the future will be the reduction of the CO2 emissions. But CO2 can also be used as a carbon source for valuable chemicals. A first step towards chemicals like butanol and hexanol is the direct electrochemical reduction to CO.1 Energy efficiency is crucial, to be competitive to fossil-based chemicals.
    In my work I’m focusing on alternative routes towards the electrochemical production of CO. Cell design, ion management, continuous operation, productivity are key targets.

    [1] Haas T, Krause R, Weber R, Demler M, Schmid G. Technical photosynthesis involving CO2 electrolysis and fermentation. Nature Catalysis, 2018, 1, 32-39. doi:10.1038/s41929-017-0005-1

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