Melbourne’s radical engineers storing electricity in '2D' sheets

It may look like grey paint on a roll of kitchen foil but engineer Chun Hin Ng is holding a wonder material, which he hopes will revolutionise how we store energy.

Chun Hin Ng from SupraG Energy with a graphene supercapacitor.CREDIT:

When loads of electronic gizmos were recently installed inside a previously abandoned Port  Melbourne factory, the neighbours in the industrial park became curious and started asking questions.

“We are working on the future of energy storage,” Dr Ng told an audience gathered at a nearby cafè.

Read the story from The Age by David McAlpine - “Melbourne’s radical engineers storing electricity in '2D' sheets.”