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Lithium-free tech enables storage of energy from renewables for more than 10 hours

First Graphene has announced it has secured grant funding, in conjunction with the University of Manchester (UoM), for the next stage of research into commercializing graphene-enhanced supercapacitor materials. Awarded through Innovate UK’s “Accelerated Knowledge Transfer to Innovate” scheme (AKT2I), the grant will be used to fund a project intended to accelerate development and optimization of a graphene-metal-oxide slurry for manufacturing high energy density supercapacitors.