Porous organic polymers for CO₂ reduction

The development of a green society with low CO₂ emissions is a sustainable developmental goal. The catalytic fixation of CO₂ into value-added chemicals has attracted worldwide attention. Among various strategies, catalytic conversion is the most pronounced methodology to reduce CO₂ emissions. In contrast to other pollutants, CO₂ is a valuable feedstock for producing value-added chemicals. Numerous homogenous and heterogeneous catalysts are employed to ease the transformation. Compared to homogenous catalysis, heterogeneous catalysis has more beneficial aspects due to the ease of separation and reusability. Among the various heterogeneous catalysts, POPs are versatile materials that have potential in CO₂ capture and subsequent transformation.