This technology simulates the origin of fossil energy and the origin of life in the deep sea, and innovatively utilizes hydrothermal reactions to achieve high efficiency and high yield of CO2 at 200-300 degrees C (within 2 hours, the yield of organic matter is higher than 70%).) Land conversion into high value-added chemicals or energy sources, mainly including formic acid, methane, and methanol. The characteristics of this technology are high efficiency and speed, simple process, easy operation, all reactants are commercial materials, no special catalysts are needed, etc., and it is easy to be industrially scaled up.  

 Climate change and its harm caused by excessive CO2 emissions have become one of the most concerned environmental issues in the world. Our country is a country with coal as the main energy structure and a major emitter of CO2 in the world. The pressure on CO2 emission reduction is particularly severe. Moreover, my country has clearly stated a series of action goals such as reaching a peak in CO2 emissions around 2030 and striving to reach the peak as soon as possible. Therefore, realizing large-scale simple CO2 resource conversion technology is undoubtedly huge and immeasurable in society and economy. This technology has not yet been reported. It is the world's first and a major breakthrough in the transformation and utilization of CO2 resources.