| 英文摘要 |
In response to global climate change and Net Zero policy, hydrogen and ammonia energy technologies have emerged as pivotal solutions for energy transition. Hydrogen takes the advantage of clean energy, while ammonia can serve as a hydrogen carrier or direct fuel. Governments including Taiwan, Japan, and India are actively promoting hydrogen-ammonia power generation projects, demonstrating the practical technology in thermal power generation. This technical report focuses on the evolving application of covalent organic frameworks (COFs) in hydrogen-ammonia energy development and further explores their potential in carbon capture and storage strategies. Through innovations in material molecular design and catalytic mechanisms, the report explores the technological evolution of hydrogen and ammonia energy systems alongside carbon capture strategies, offering future perspectives for sustainable energy development. |