An update on Skeleton Technologies’ graphene-based supercapacitors

Germany-based Skeleton Technologies has been on the forefront of graphene-based supercapacitors development for many years, and the company recently made some major announcements, including a large (>€70 million) financing round, the super-battery project and several strategic customers and projects – including ones with Medcom, Skoda, CAF, Wrightbus and Marubeni.

We recently talked with Skeleton’s VP of automotive products, Sebastian Pohlmann, who updated us on the company’s business and technology.

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