Abstract
The advent of bio-inspired nanomaterials (BINMs) has the potential to address the global demand for sustainable and green energy technology. From osmotic power membranes to bio-hybrid light harvesting devices, BINMs mimic the complex systems and mechanisms found in nature. The assessment discusses a wide range of BINMs, including their synthesis, properties, applications, as well as their effects on the environment and manufacturing requirements, which have led to their increasing popularity. It focuses particularly on bio-inspired synthesis techniques, bioinspired electrode functionality, and the effectiveness of green chemistry in nanomaterial production. The advancement of renewable energy technologies and the enhancement of this promising field are highlighted as bio-inspired nanomaterials are explored and enhanced in energy programs, and their value is highlighted as they contribute to the advancement of renewable energy technologies.
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