Storing sustainable energy without costing the earth

A BREAKTHROUGH ENERGY STORAGE TECHNOLOGY

Clean technology that complements existing solutions and solves the world’s renewable energy storage problem

Storing sustainable energy without costing the earth

A BREAKTHROUGH ENERGY STORAGE TECHNOLOGY

Clean technology that complements existing solutions and solves the world’s renewable energy storage problem

August 2017 Bristol Report

“Summarised that the Company’s electrolytes enjoy performance characteristics “three to four orders of magnitude [1,000 to 10,000x] larger than the geometrical Capacitances of carbon electrodes in conventional solutions.”

July 2021 Surrey Report

“Progress in the development of Superdielectrics novel hydrophilic polymer electrolyte has continued in the past year with significant improvements in both the maximum operating voltage and the areal capacitance achieved in the laboratory.

“The research data now available does not indicate any theoretical reason why higher energy densities should not be achievable given appropriate levels of research effort; indeed the capability of the technology appears to be open ended.”

October 2021 Bristol Report

“In this report the University concludes: “Our studies provide an independent and robust quantification of the outstanding electrochemical properties of the SD membrane and their potential for developing ultrahigh energy and power density supercapacitors.”

We are developing a new energy storage technology that accelerates the global transition away from fossil fuels, reduces global poverty and starvation, whilst cleaning up the environment.

The amount of energy that mankind uses in a year is equivalent to the amount of energy arriving at the earth from the sun in approximately one hour.
The amount of energy that mankind uses in a year is equivalent to the amount of energy arriving at the earth from the sun in approximately one hour.
The discovery of Superdielectrics’ family of patented polymers has the potential to transform electrical energy storage.

We are developing a new energy storage technology that accelerates the global transition away from fossil fuels, reduces global poverty and starvation, whilst cleaning up the environment.

The amount of energy that mankind uses in a year is equivalent to the amount of energy arriving at the earth from the sun in approximately one hour.

The bottleneck to achieving a world wide distributed and clean energy system is economically viable electrical storage of fluctuating and intermittent renewable energy.

The discovery of Superdielectrics’ family of patented polymers has the potential to transform electrical energy storage.

We are developing a new energy storage technology that accelerates the global transition away from fossil fuels, reduces global poverty and starvation, whilst cleaning up the environment.

The amount of energy that mankind uses in a year is equivalent to the amount of energy arriving at the earth from the sun in approximately one hour.
The amount of energy that mankind uses in a year is equivalent to the amount of energy arriving at the earth from the sun in approximately one hour.
The discovery of Superdielectrics’ family of patented polymers has the potential to transform electrical energy storage.

We are developing a new energy storage technology that accelerates the global transition away from fossil fuels, reduces global poverty and starvation, whilst cleaning up the environment.

The amount of energy that mankind uses in a year is equivalent to the amount of energy arriving at the earth from the sun in approximately one hour. The amount of energy that mankind uses in a year is equivalent to the amount of energy arriving at the earth from the sun in approximately one hour.

The discovery of Superdielectrics’ family of patented polymers has the potential to transform electrical energy storage.