Carbon-based catalysts have received much attention in the field of catalysis due to their excellent electrical conductivity, high specific surface area, good chemical stability, and thermal conductivity, particularly for CO2 conversion. Carbon materials as catalyst supports enhance CO2 hydrogenation by leveraging their excellent electrical/thermal conductivity to facilitate electron transfer and heat dispersion. At the same time, their high specific surface area and porous structure provide abundant active sites. They also maintain stable mechanical properties under harsh conditions, synergistically boosting conversion efficiency and product selectivity. This review examines the use of carbon materials as catalytic supports for the thermal hydrogenation of CO2 to C1 products. Initially, we elucidate the mechanism by which carbon-based support promotes the CO2 hydrogenation reaction. Subsequently, the synthesis method of various carbon-based catalyst composites designed for the thermal hydrogenation of CO2 was summarised. Furthermore, we provide a comprehensive comparison of the catalytic activity and selectivity of carbon-supported catalysts, offering insights into how different dimensions of carbon-based carriers influence the catalytic performance toward the production of methane, methanol, formic acid, and carbon monoxide. Lastly, the paper highlights the current challenges and prospective research directions for the research of carbon-based catalysts in CO2 conversion reactions, paving the way for innovative strategies to address global carbon neutrality and sustainable energy conversion through advanced CO2 utilisation technologies.
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