Hi All,
BSM has been on my radar for a few years now and I’m quite surprised its dropped down with all the positive developments and have gratefully bought it as I thought I’d missed the boat. As of today I entered this stock with a view to the future.
At present I install solar panels and study electrical engineering. This has given me practical insights into solar panels and battery technology.
We are about to witness a revolution inGrapheneSupercapacitors and how we store energy. For those who don’t know,Supercapacitors can charge in minutes, maintain peak performance for 1000’s of charge cycles and are generally lightweight.Conversely,Lithium Ion Batteries take hours to charge, degenerate overtime and are much heavier. There is talk to replace car batteries with Supercapacitors and install them in cars panels saving space and reducing weight.
https://reneweconomy.com.au/volvo-develops-light-weight-battery-storage-in-car-panels-26418/
When I first heard about this revolutionary technology I thought it was still a long way off. However after further market research and consulting solar companies in Australia it turns out the revolution has already begun.
A company called Sirius Energy Storage have brought the first supercapacitor battery for solar application to the market. It can be viewed here:
https://arvioshop.com.au/supercapacitor
The first Shipment of Solar supercapacitor batteries in Australia Sold Out in DAYS.
The applications for supercapacitors are endless. From cars to power tools, off grid systems to buses, planes to trains, the potential of this technology is considerable.
https://www.iflscience.com/technolo...inate-batteries-electric-cars-within-5-years/
While the lithium potential in relation to BSM is good, it is likely that Graphene is soon to be the main game.
Whilst there are other grapheme companies to invest in on the ASX, it appears to me BSM is grossly undervalued at present especially due to its considerable potential.
As always do your own research.
