Ethylene production via traditional steam cracking emits over 260 million metric tons of CO2 annually, representing nearly 1% of global carbon emissions. Sustainable alternatives are urgently needed with the ethylene market expected to grow to $241 billion by 2033. This project focuses on reducing CO2 into ethylene (C2H4), offering a cleaner alternative to conventional methods. By leveraging advancements in CO2 capture and reduction, the solution aims to improve ethylene production’s sustainability and unit economics.