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The ever-growing concern regarding environmental issues is prompting the development of new technologies that can be more sustainable and effective. The increase of CO2 emission due to anthropic action is one of the most discussed themes in this regard. This book chapter discusses the progress, and opportunities nanotechnology can provide to chemically reduce CO2. The chemical conversion of CO2 into value-added materials simultaneously decreases its emission and provides low-cost starting materials for many applications. Various topics such as photo, electro, bio, and thermal reduction of CO2 have been covered, emphasizing the concepts, materials, examples from the literature, and latest hurdles. Also, an entire session is devoted to explaining the basic spectroscopic characterizations used in CO2 reduction to provide a clear picture and the latest advancement in characterizations. It is expected that the discussions in this chapter can enrich the knowledge on various approaches for CO2 reduction as well as generate new ideas.

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