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MIT researchers have developed a way to store energy in modified concrete.
The super-capacitors could be a potential solution to the looming energy storage problem.
The MIT team still needs to do some more work to enable their idea to be scaled up.
The researchers hope to use the technology to store green energy in homes.
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