• Programme: European Union Horizon Europe
• Duration: 4 years
• Consortium: 11 partners
• Coordinator: Tampere University (TAU)
• Total budget: EUR 4 498 901.25 

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The ARMS project aims to revolutionize energy storage solutions by developing innovative supercapacitors that are both eco-friendly and highly efficient. By integrating advanced materials, such as graphene-rich bio-based carbon, and utilizing cutting-edge manufacturing technologies like atomic layer deposition (ALD), ARMS aims to create supercapacitors with energy densities comparable to traditional batteries, while maintaining superior power density and cycle life. The project not only addresses the growing demand for sustainable energy storage options but also strengthens Europe's position in the global market for clean energy technologies.

Our project focuses on building a new value chain for supercapacitor manufacturing, engaging various European partners, from research institutions to industry. Through collaborative efforts, ARMS aims to deliver safe, affordable, and high-performance energy storage solution that can be applied across a range of applications, from consumer electronics to electric vehicles. Committed to sustainability, we prioritize the use of non-toxic materials and processes, contributing to a greener and more circular economy.