Novel Materials for Sustainable Energy Conversion and Storage
Sustainability is highly desired for human beings due to a rapidly changing global climate and numerous environmental issues. In past decades, state-of-the-art studies have been extensively conducted to achieve sustainable energy conversion and storage. However, the remaining challenges in the comme...
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description | Sustainability is highly desired for human beings due to a rapidly changing global climate and numerous environmental issues. In past decades, state-of-the-art studies have been extensively conducted to achieve sustainable energy conversion and storage. However, the remaining challenges in the commercialization of energy conversion and storage devices are to develop novel materials and advanced manufacturing processes. Furthermore, the engineering of nanostructures and device-architectures is of great importance for the energy conversion and storage flat forms. This Special Issue “Novel Materials for Sustainable Energy Conversion and Storage” aims the state-of-the-art research reports of novel nanomaterials and the engineering of device architectures for divergent energy conversion and storage applications with high sustainability involving solar energy systems, electrochemical cells, artificial photosynthesis or secondary (rechargeable) batteries, as highlighted in this editorial. |
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spelling | doaj.art-c887bafd1cff4ea29447d8102aea8c5e2023-11-20T02:08:28ZengMDPI AGMaterials1996-19442020-05-011311247510.3390/ma13112475Novel Materials for Sustainable Energy Conversion and StorageJung Kyu Kim0School of Chemical Engineering, Sungkyunkwan University (SKKU), Suwon 16419, KoreaSustainability is highly desired for human beings due to a rapidly changing global climate and numerous environmental issues. In past decades, state-of-the-art studies have been extensively conducted to achieve sustainable energy conversion and storage. However, the remaining challenges in the commercialization of energy conversion and storage devices are to develop novel materials and advanced manufacturing processes. Furthermore, the engineering of nanostructures and device-architectures is of great importance for the energy conversion and storage flat forms. This Special Issue “Novel Materials for Sustainable Energy Conversion and Storage” aims the state-of-the-art research reports of novel nanomaterials and the engineering of device architectures for divergent energy conversion and storage applications with high sustainability involving solar energy systems, electrochemical cells, artificial photosynthesis or secondary (rechargeable) batteries, as highlighted in this editorial.https://www.mdpi.com/1996-1944/13/11/2475device architectureenergy storage batterysolar cellselectrocatalysisphotoelectrochemical cellssolar fuels |
spellingShingle | Jung Kyu Kim Novel Materials for Sustainable Energy Conversion and Storage Materials device architecture energy storage battery solar cells electrocatalysis photoelectrochemical cells solar fuels |
title | Novel Materials for Sustainable Energy Conversion and Storage |
title_full | Novel Materials for Sustainable Energy Conversion and Storage |
title_fullStr | Novel Materials for Sustainable Energy Conversion and Storage |
title_full_unstemmed | Novel Materials for Sustainable Energy Conversion and Storage |
title_short | Novel Materials for Sustainable Energy Conversion and Storage |
title_sort | novel materials for sustainable energy conversion and storage |
topic | device architecture energy storage battery solar cells electrocatalysis photoelectrochemical cells solar fuels |
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