Graphene, MXene and ionic liquid-based sustainable supercapacitor
The EU project GREENCAP will develop a CRM-free technology to produce high-performance and sustainable supercapacitors, which exploit layered 2D materials, including graphene and MXenes as electrode materials, and ionic liquids as high-voltage electrolyte.
GREENCAP joins a multi-disciplinary consortium with 5 Universities, 1 R&D Institute, 6 companies, located in 8 European countries including Italy, Germany, France, Ireland, United Kingdom, Estonia, Ukraine and the Netherlands, to unlock the full potential of supercapacitors (SCs) as electrochemical energy storage systems.
GREENCAP in figures
of the total project.
GREENCAP started at the first of January 2023 and will run for 36 months
5.425.360€
funding from the European Commission in Horizon Europe program
from 8 different countries
5th General Assembly and 2nd Advisory Board Meeting
The meeting highlighted significant progress in sustainable energy storage, with discussions covering material selection and characterization.
GREENCAP Partners
BeDimensional S.p.A.
SOLVIONIC
Friedrich-Schiller University Jena
Skeletontech
Trinity College Dublin
Technische Unversität Dresden, Chair of Molecular Functional Materials
Technische Universität Dresden Faculty of Architecture Institute of Building Climatology
Université de Strasbourg
Skeleton Materials GmbH
Uniresearch B.V.
CONSIGLIO NAZIONALE DELLE RICERCHE
The Chancellor, Masters and Scholars of the University of Cambridge
Carbon Ukraine
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