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Funded project MUSIC

MUSIC

Materials for sustainable sodium-ion capacitors

MUSIC responds to the need for a new supercapacitor technology that reaches energy density comparable to that of power batteries, but still recharges within a few seconds and offers long cycle life with minimum efficiency loss over time.

About the project

Global climate crisis faces the urgent need to limit global warming below 2ºC by 2100. In this scenario, EU gears up to becoming a climate-neutral, circular, and competitive, zero polluting economy by 2050, and resilience is an opportunity to undergo this transition in a sustainable and fair way towards an inclusive and democratic European society.

Electrification of key different sectors such as transport, power, and industry is targeted to avoid greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions (e.g., CO2) responsible for the global warming. Energy generation by renewables and its electrochemical storage will be key enabling technologies for such a transformation.

Thus, the EU needs to strengthen its industrial leadership position in these technologies and reinforce autonomy in key strategic value chains with security of supply in raw materials.

Objectives

Global climate crisis faces the urgent need to limit global warming below 2ºC by 2100. In this scenario, EU gears up to becoming a climate-neutral, circular, and competitive, zero polluting economy by 2050, and resilience is an opportunity to undergo this transition in a sustainable and fair way towards an inclusive and democratic European society.

Electrification of key different sectors such as transport, power, and industry is targeted to avoid greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions (e.g., CO2) responsible for the global warming. Energy generation by renewables and its electrochemical storage will be key enabling technologies for such a transformation.

Thus, the EU needs to strengthen its industrial leadership position in these technologies and reinforce autonomy in key strategic value chains with security of supply in raw materials.

MUSIC impact

The main driving force of MUSIC is transforming Europe in a climate-neutral continent and developing a sustainable economy through transformation of its mobility, energy, and production systems.

The development novel supercapacitor technologies incorporating innovative management systems that stablishes new industrial value chains that can have a significant impact to energy storage solutions for applications ranging from consumer goods to electrification of transport and reduction of emissions will help to achieve the European net-zero emissions objetive by 2050