Mitigating carbon emissions and ensuring clean energy accessibility are the primary driving goals for the development of sustainable energy technologies. A number of studies have been reported for the development of thermochemical reaction processes for LOHC cycling applications. Nevertheless, carbon emissions is still a major concern of these processes owing to heating by fossil fuels. One of the major motivating factors for introducing electrochemical reactions for LOHC cycling is reducing carbon emissions by integrating with renewable electricity sources.