Professor. Chao’en Li is an internationally recognized expert in hydrogen energy, carbon capture, and green fuel technologies. His research emphasizes techno-economic modelling, catalyst development, and energy-efficient processes for CO₂ capture and conversion. He has pioneered innovative approaches integrating low-temperature plasma technology and advanced computational methods to enhance hydrogen production and storage systems. His contributions span renewable energy systems, ammonia-based fuels, and liquid organic hydrogen carriers, addressing critical challenges in sustainable energy transitions. With an outstanding academic profile of 73 publications, 2,752 citations, and an h-index of 28, his work demonstrates strong global impact. His interdisciplinary research connects chemical engineering, materials science, and environmental sustainability, enabling scalable and cost-effective solutions for decarbonization and future clean energy infrastructures.