NOVELTY - Electrical-energy-storage unit comprises calcined composition-modified barium titanate powder with uniform coating, aligned nickel electrode layers, green multilayer components, nickel side bars, and wave solder. Calcined composition-modified barium titanate powder has first uniform coating of 100 Angstrom of aluminum oxide and a second uniform coating of 100 Angstrom of calcium magnesium aluminosilicate glass.    USE - The electrical-energy storage unit is for internal combustion engine powered vehicles e.g. bicycles, tractors, buses, cars, or any device used for transportation or to perform work. It is also useful in storing electrical energy from electrical-energy-delivery systems and is used to supply electrical energy to residential, commercial, industrial applications. It is also useful in supplying electrical energy to portable electronic devices such as computers, radios, television sets, cameras, refrigerators, phones, and lights, as well as microwave repeaters, phones, traffic signals, recreational equipment, lighting systems, camping equipment, and farming equipment. (all claimed).    ADVANTAGE - The electrical-energy-storage unit has a basis material of high permittivity composition-modified barium titanate ceramic powder. It will not degrade due to being fully charged or discharged. It has the capability to be rapidly charged without incurring any damage or degrading the specifications to the components. A dielectric voltage breakdown strength of 1 x 10 to the power 6 to 5 x 10 to the power 6 V/cm or higher is allowed across the terminals of the components in the double-array configuration. The electrical energy storage unit is easy to manufacture. It has reduced the leakage and aging of this material by an order of magnitude of the specification of the basis material or lower, thus reducing the discharge rate to 0.1% per at most 30 days. It is capable of storing at most 52220 W-h of electrical energy. It does not have any material that is explosive, corrosive, or hazardous. The relatively low 800 degrees C hot-isostatic-pressing temperature allows nickel to be used as the electrode material rather than expensive platinum, palladium, or palladium-silver alloy.    DETAILED DESCRIPTION - An electrical-energy-storage unit comprises calcined composition-modified barium titanate powder with uniform coating, aligned nickel electrode layers, green multilayer components, nickel side bars, wave solder, and arrays. The calcined composition-modified barium titanate powder has first uniform coating of 100 Angstrom of aluminum oxide and a second uniform coating of 100 Angstrom of calcium magnesium aluminosilicate glass. The interleaved multilayers of aligned nickel electrode layers and double-coated calcined composition-modified barium titanate high-relative-permittivity layers are screen printed with the use of screening inks having the proper rheology for each layer. The green multilayer components are sintered to closed-pore porous ceramic bodies. The closed-pore porous ceramic is hot isostatically pressed into a void-free condition. Each side of the component is grounded and polished to expose the preferentially aligned interleaved nickel electrodes. The nickel side bars are connected to each side of the components that have the interleaved and preferentially aligned nickel electrodes exposed by applying nickel ink with the proper rheology to each side and clamping the combinations together.