The development of new and efficient forms of energy storage is important for the current technological age.  In this talk we will examine the use of lyotropic liquid crystals as frameworks for exploitation as multi-stacked battery systems.  We will examine the interplay between diffusion and electron transfer at the crossphase interface, and examine the role played by reagent partitioning.

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