The key challenges related to the implementation of amine scrubbers for large-scale applications are the high energy consumption associated with the regeneration step and the contemporary amine degradation, which occurs due to the high temperatures in the stripper (Reaction 2). Currently, the energy penalty and parasitic loads for CO2 capture with amine scrubbing have been estimated to be equivalent to 20-30% of the typical power plant output . Moreover, the thermal stability and volatility of amines pose environmental concerns due to the harsh regeneration step, which challenges the potential large-scale deployment of the technology.