EnerG2 raises prospect of greener hybrids with ultracapacitor nanotech

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Nanotechnology start ups claims molecular assembly techniques could produce more efficient ultracapacitors for use in hybrids and energy storage systems

Ultracapacitor technology start up EnerG2 has emerged from stealth mode this week with $8.5m (£5.7m) in funding, according to reports. The company scored $8.5m in Series A capital from OVP Venture...

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