Carbon-Ion Energy explores graphene integration in its supercapacitors

Carbon-Ion Energy has announced that it is re-examining the integration of graphene into its supercapacitors in collaboration with graphene producers Levidian and HydroGraph, which supply ultra-pure graphene (99.9% and 99.8% purity). Both companies use advanced combustion-based methods that produce highly consistent graphene.

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The company has experience with graphene since the mid-2010s, having previously collaborated with other graphene suppliers. Carbon-Ion believes newer graphene structures may enhance ion transport and energy storage efficiency in their supercapacitors by optimizing inter-layer spacing and morphology.

 

Carbon-Ion also referenced ongoing work on its ZapStart UPS solution, previously announced in August 2025, noting that updates are expected later in the first quarter of 2026.

The company cautioned that the current graphene evaluation is exploratory, with no set timeline or guarantee of success, and it will report further progress only if deemed appropriate.

Posted: Mar 05,2026 by Roni Peleg