The concept of using CO₂ as a feedstock for the production of chemicals and materials has gained significant traction due to its potential to mitigate the effects of rising CO₂ levels while promoting sustainability. CO₂ is a ubiquitous greenhouse gas produced mainly by industrial activities such as fossil fuel combustion and cement production. Capturing and converting CO₂ into useful products could contribute to reducing atmospheric CO₂ concentrations, which is vital in addressing climate change. However, CO₂ capture remains a significant challenge due to the low concentration of CO₂ in the atmosphere and the high energy demands of current capture technologies.