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Biomass supercapacitors.

 
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gotta be treated, but hemp waste cellulose has been converted to a graphene like material

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2013/05/16/supercapacitors_made_of_hemp/print.html


I wonder if all biochar / activated charcoal could be used the same way ?
 
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It would be hard to believe this process will work with ONLY hemp. I saw nothing in the ingredients that is specific to hemp, and only hemp.

Good find. Science could go a long way toward solving the coming energy crisis, provided the breakthroughs are not suppressed to keep them out of the hands of the unwashed masses.
 
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