  In this work, we consider the possibility of energy storage enhancement in
electric capacitors using the compensational method. The essence of the
proposed approach is the use of inductive voltage V_ind to partially compensate
the electrostatic voltage q/C produced by the electric charges on the capacitor
plates. We hypothesize that it may be possible to increase the amount of charge
stored on the plates before the breakdown and increase the energy stored in the
capacitor using the compensational inductive voltage. There are several
possible scenarios of manipulating the inductive voltage to increase the amount
of energy released via the discharge. We also consider several electro-magnetic
capacitors for practical utilization. Potentially, the energy per volume stored
in a simple parallel plate capacitor may exceed the one of gasoline. The
physical limits and technological shortcomings of the proposed approach are
also discussed.
