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Title
The Potential for Electrons to Molecules Using Solar Energy (2 credit hours/2 HSW Hours)
Course Description
In this 2 hour course, the potential for solar photovoltaics (PV) to supply low carbon energy sources to sectors of the economy other than the power industry is described. Molecules such as hydrogen, ammonia, and hydrocarbons are currently produced from natural gas and crude oil and are used in sectors other than the power sector. Processes to produce them emit carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases both directly and in upstream feedstock recovery processes. Electrons-to-molecules (E2M) technologies are being developed to convert carbon dioxide, water, and atmospheric nitrogen to desired chemical products using electricity, and they represent large electricity loads. E2M technologies are thus emerging as a potential application for PV; essentially, they can act as electrochemical energy storage and thereby provide a means to use the energy generated from PV and store it in molecular form. In this course, the focus is on potential interfaces between PV and the organic chemicals sector. Specifically, analyses are presented for sustainable production pathways for hydrogen, ammonia, carbon monoxide, ethylene, ethanol, methanol, formic acid, and methane.
Author
US Department of Energy
Learning Objectives
This course teaches the following specific knowledge and skills:   

Students completing this course will know how to use solar energy to increase the energy level of various molecules through electrochemical processing.

Students completing this course will be able to determine potential interfaces between PV and the organic chemicals sector.

Students completing this course will understand how to developing pathways and technologies that enable decarbonization.

Students completing this course will know how to analyze sustainable production pathways.
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