In the present work the chemical looping process driven by the high heat temperature provided by a solar dish concentrator was assessed. This process aims at using water or carbon dioxide (or a mixture of the two) to produce hydrogen or carbon monoxide; starting from the mixture it’s possible to obtain high value chemicals with further processes. Since Global Warming has become one of the most challenging issues of our era, finding new pathways for the decarbonization of the energy sector has become a vital issue. Thanks to thermochemical processes such as chemical looping it is possible to produce high value chemicals (hydrogen and syngas) but also to collect and reuse 〖CO〗_2 with CCS (Carbon Capture and Storage) and CCU (Carbon Capture and Utilization) processes.