New Delhi, May 15 -- In a significant development for renewable energy infrastructure, researchers from Nagaland University have pioneered a revolutionary advancement in energy storage systems.

Their breakthrough centres on the development of an innovative, cost-effective material for supercapacitors that promises to transform energy storage capabilities across multiple sectors.

This cutting-edge technology not only surpasses conventional lithium-ion batteries in energy storage capacity but also achieves remarkably faster charging times, potentially addressing one of the most pressing challenges in sustainable energy adoption worldwide.

The research team's discovery focuses on a novel production method for aminated graphene, a special...