“…In particular, endeavours severely necessities highly active, efficient and cheaper material candidates for electrocatalytic water splitting and supercapacitor devices. Non‐noble metal electrocatalysts such as Fe, Mo, Ni, Co and derived sulfides 1,2 oxides, 3‐5 selenides, 6,7 tellurides, 8,9 phosphides 10 alloys and compounds have earned huge emphasis in recent decades. A fresh clan of layered two‐dimensional material labelled as MXenes (M n + 1 X n T x , where T x signifies ‐F, ‐O or ‐OH groups as surface termination, basically account for hydrophobicity) accomplished a special portfolio different energy storage and conversion dimensionalities owing to unusual chemical, thermal stabilities, metallic conductivity (up to 8000 S cm −1 ) 11 and high packing density(4 g cm −3 ) and especially the tunable redox chemistry at electrode surfaces.…”