My source is the internet and its quoted as 2,600 or 2,700 Wh/kg.
BNNT does add to the energy density and my understanding is that holes in the B-N structure improves the conductivity of the cathode. Remember that BNNT is used in various forms: in the separator, FBN/G interlayer and at the cathode.
If you look through the Deakin research you will find some discussion. Search for papers by the technical team (look back at the Li-S Energy presentation on the PPK website for the team).
My source is the internet and its quoted as 2,600 or 2,700...
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