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Pierre-Louis TABERNA : CNRS researcher at Institut Carnot CIRIMAT UMR 5085, Toulouse
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Patrice SIMON : Professor at Paul Sabatier University, Institut Carnot CIRIMAT UMR 5085, Toulouse
INTRODUCTION
Energy is at the heart of many economic and environmental concerns. Intelligent energy management goes hand in hand with efficient storage systems. Current research focuses on improving current system performance. The field of supercapacitors is a perfect illustration of this, since the recent development of microporous carbons has significantly increased the autonomy of these systems, enabling them to be considered for transport applications.
Energy is an important economic and environmental concern. A smart energy management is linked to an efficient storage system, thus the current research works are focused on the performance improvement of today's devices. Recently, the development of microporous carbons leads to a sharp increase of ultracapacitor energy density making them suitable for transportation applications.
supercapacitor, activated carbon, electrochemical double-layer, energy density, micropores, carbide
supercapacitor, activated carbon, electrochemical double-layer, energy density, micropores, carbide
Field: energy storage
Degree of technology diffusion: emergence
Technologies involved: supercapacitor
Applications: transport, energy recovery, microelectronics
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Competence centers or reference laboratories: CIRIMAT-LCMIE, Université Paul Sabatier; IMN, Université de Nantes; ICGM, Université de Montpellier II; CRMD, Université d'Orléans
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High energy density carbon/carbon supercapacitors — Contribution of microporous carbons
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