What is skeleton energy storage?

Safe, high-power 12V and high voltage energy storage solutions for automotive applications. Skeleton is a qualified supplier for automotive OEMs. Constant 24/7 operation and lifetime of 15+ years for intralogistics robots, enabled by supercapacitor energy storage

What is skelgrid energy storage?

SkelGrid's turn-key supercapacitor-based energy storage system is designed specifically for grid-scale power applications. Using supercapacitors instead of batteries provides a number of advantages, including longer life span, higher reliability, and easier maintenance.

What are the advantages of skeleton power?

Skeleton’s advantage is that they are able to bring supercapacitors to a cost level that makes them a really attractive solution for many issues in electric grids.” Bo Normark Thematic Leader Smartgrid & Storage InnoEnergy The most important benefits of using SkelGrid System Grid-scale powerwith superior reliability

What makes skeleton a good supplier for automotive OEMs?

Skeleton is a qualified supplier for automotive OEMs. Constant 24/7 operation and lifetime of 15+ years for intralogistics robots, enabled by supercapacitor energy storage Based on a patented raw material, Curved Graphene, Skeleton's energy storage technologies open up completely new applications for hybridization and electrification.

Why should you choose Skeleton Technologies?

Skeleton Technologies’ ultracapacitors provide a major fuel saving and will reduce maintenance with a long lifetime. It is also a “Plug & Play” solution adding safety and reliability to the vehicles.” Safe, high-power 12V and high voltage energy storage solutions for automotive applications. Skeleton is a qualified supplier for automotive OEMs.

What is a super battery skeleton?

Skeleton’s SuperBattery technology is a fast-charging, high power battery technololy, filling the technology gap between supercapacitors and batteries. SuperBatteries offering the ideal combination of energy, power, and safety for <30-minute applications. What’s the difference between ultracapacitors and supercapacitors?