Carbon capture and recycling technology of carbon resources under the target of carbon neutrality

Abstract Carbon capture and recycling (CCR) offers a promising solution to mitigate CO2 emissions. Unlike traditional carbon capture and storage, CCR uses green hydrogen and natural gas infrastructure to enhance process efficiency, capturing over 90% of CO2. By converting CO2 and hydrogen into methane, the system provides a low-carbon alternative to natural gas. CCR is cost-effective and scalable, with reduced risks of long-term CO2 storage. However, challenges like hydrogen production and economic viability remain, requiring further research. CCR could be key in achieving carbon neutrality and addressing future energy demands.