# Low-carbon energy

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Aim:Conduct innovative basic and applied research with international influence in the interdisciplinary field of low-carbon energy.\
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1. Renewable energy high-efficiency utilization technology

- Low-carbon and zero-carbon energy conversion and utilization;
- New solar thermal and broadcast solar energy utilization systems;
- Multi-energy complementary distributed energy systems

2. Advanced energy storage technology

- High-energy-density and high-safety lithium-ion battery technology
- Key technologies for sodium-ion batteries and solid-state batteries
- Long-term energy storage technology for flow batteries
- Long-term energy storage technology for fuel cells
- Hydrogen production and storage materials
- Electrocatalytic carbon dioxide reduction for the production of synthetic fuels

3. Smart Energy and Big Data

- Energy Digitalization and Intelligent Platform;
- Smart Energy Systems and Intelligent Control;
- Energy System Digital Twin Technology;
- Intelligent Decision Optimization System;
- Carbon Emission Digitalization Information Technology;
- Green and Low-Carbon Ship Technology.

4. Carbon Capture, Utilization and Storage

- Carbon reduction technologies for fossil fuels;
- Carbon dioxide capture through absorption, membrane separation, and adsorption;
- Comprehensive utilization technologies for carbon dioxide resources;
- Large-scale combustion coupled with carbon capture and storage;
- Supercritical CO2 multiphase flow;
- Carbon storage assessment of underground reservoirs.