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Advanced Automotive Energy Storage and Distribution Report 2014
M2 - Tue Jun 17, 6:45AM CDT
Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/kqqpt7/the_advanced) has announced the addition of the "The Advanced Automotive Energy Storage and Distribution Report" report to their offering. That vehicle electrification, and thus advanced battery development, is critical to reducing CO2 output through vehicle electrification is certain today. OEMs have explored a wide range of non-electrification options for improving fuel efficiency, including powertrain, drivetrain and mass reduction measures. However, without significant electrification the challenging CO2 regulation now being promulgated will drive OEMs out of the larger and luxury vehicle segments. Improvements in fuel efficiency become more costly to achieve, and the penalties OEMs are subject to will become particularly onerous. Dr Christian Mohrdieck at Daimler recently commented to SupplierBusiness that none of the major European OEMs would be able to avoid electrification, as well as other technologies such as fuel cells and bio-fuels if they are to retain the breadth of product range they have today. Without electrification they would be limited to small cars. This report looks at the key drivers of advanced battery technologies, including fuel economy, CO2 emissions, incentives for grid-connected vehicles and energy security. The value chain for automotive batteries is examined, looking at battery costs and variations and recharging infrastructure. The report then takes a detailed look at advanced automotive battery technologies, including the state of currently competing architectures such as lead acid batteries, nickel metal hydride (NiMH), lithium batteries, anode and cathode materials, super-capacitors and ultra-capacitors. Finally the report provides an overview of the market development and the lithium-ion value chain, looking at short term overcapacity, the value chain today and in the future, manufacturing issues, and the overall market dynamics. The report also includes an appendix of 28 supplier profiles from suppliers of automotive batteries. These profiles provide you with relevant data on corporate strategy, investments, product offerings and contact information. Key Topics Covered: 1. Introduction - The key to CO2 reduction - 48-volt architecture - Fundamental research requirements 2. Key drivers - Fuel economy and CO2 emissions - Incentives for grid-connected vehicles - The effect of fuel prices on demand - Energy security - Safety - Energy and power density - Material resources 3. The advanced battery value chain - Battery costs and variations - Recharging infrastructure - Consumer preferences - The United States 4. Advanced automotive batteries - Enhanced lead acid batteries - Nickel Metal Hydride (NiMH) - Lithium-ion - Trends in commercialised cathode materials - Anode Chemistries - New anode technologies - Trends in commercialised anode materials - Electrolytes and additives - Manufacturing issues and quality - Other battery chemistries - Super-capacitors and ultra-capacitors - Energy harvesting 5. Market development and the lithium-ion value chain - Short term overcapacity - The value chain today and in the future - Market dynamics 6. Battery supplier profiles - Advanced Battery Technologies - Aleees - Altair Nanotechnologies - Amberjac - Amperex - Atraverda - Axeon - BASF - Bollore - Boston Power - BYD - Deutsche Accumotive - Dow Kokam - EIG - Ener1 - Evonik - Exide Technologies - FZ SoNick - GS Yuasa - Hitachi - Johnson Controls - LG Chem - Lithium Technology Corporation - NessCap Energy - Panasonic - Sinopoly - Sk Innovation - Valence Technology For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/kq...e_advanced About Research and Markets Research and Markets is the world's leading source for international market research reports and market data. We provide you with the latest data on international and regional markets, key industries, the top companies, new products and the latest trends.
Concise Analysis of the International and Chinese Lithium Carbonate Industry
M2 - Fri Mar 14, 6:56AM CDT
Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/bj7cxf/global_and_china) has announced the addition of the "Concise Analysis of the International and Chinese Lithium Carbonate Industry" report to their offering. Affected by flood, the lithium carbonate output of Chile, the world's largest producer of lithium carbonate, declined, leading to tight supply and a new round of price rise in the global lithium carbonate market in 2012. In the first half of 2013, as some enterprises released capacities and the demand from downstream industries is in an off-season, the supply tension was eased, and the price fell to some extent, but overall remained at a high level. The downstream demand for lithium carbonate is strong, and emerging industries like New Energy Vehicle with a good growth momentum will become the main force driving the growth of the lithium carbonate industry in the future. It's expected that the global New Energy Vehicle's demand for lithium carbonate will maintain a growth rate of more than 50% in 2013-2017, and hit 122,000 tons in 2017. Judged by the current supply and demand developments, the global lithium carbonate supply gap will be large in 2017, and the lithium carbonate price will continue the upward trend. China is the world's second largest owner of lithium ore resources, and has the world's third largest lithium carbonate capacity which is about 15%. China's lithium carbonate suppliers mainly include spodumene suppliers such as Tianqi Lithium Industries and salt lake suppliers like Qinghai Salt Lake Industry. Key Topics Covered: 1 Overview of lithium carbonate Industry 2 Development of Global Lithium Carbonate Industry 3 Development of China Lithium Carbonate Industry 4 Import and Export of Lithium Carbonate in China 5 Costs and Prices of Lithium Carbonate 6 Lithium Battery Industry Development 7 Key Enterprises Worldwide 8 Key Enterprises in China Companies Mentioned: - ABA Guangsheng Lithium - FMC - Foshan Electrical and Lighting - Galaxy - Jiangxi Ganfeng Lithium - Luxiang - Nordic Mining - Orocobre - Qinghai Salt Lake Industry - Rockwood - SQM - Sichuan JiXiang Lithium Technology Corporation Limited - Sichuan N&Co Guorun New Materials - Sichuan Tianqi Lithium Industries - Simbol mining - Talison - Western Lithium - Xinjiang Lithium Salt Plant For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/bj..._and_china
The Advanced Automotive Batteries Report 2014
M2 - Wed Jan 29, 9:57AM CST
Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/4l3lck/the_advanced) has announced the addition of the "The Advanced Automotive Batteries Report 2014" report to their offering. That vehicle electrification, and thus advanced battery development, is critical to reducing CO2 output through vehicle electrification is certain today. OEMs have explored a wide range of non-electrification options for improving fuel efficiency, including powertrain, drivetrain and mass reduction measures. However, without significant electrification the challenging CO2 regulation now being promulgated will drive OEMs out of the larger and luxury vehicle segments. Improvements in fuel efficiency become more costly to achieve, and the penalties OEMs are subject to will become particularly onerous. Dr Christian Mohrdieck at Daimler recently commented to SupplierBusiness that none of the major European OEMs would be able to avoid electrification, as well as other technologies such as fuel cells and bio-fuels if they are to retain the breadth of product range they have today. Without electrification they would be limited to small cars. This report looks at the key drivers of advanced battery technologies, including fuel economy, CO2 emissions, incentives for grid-connected vehicles and energy security. The value chain for automotive batteries is examined, looking at battery costs and variations and recharging infrastructure. The report then takes a detailed look at advanced automotive battery technologies, including the state of currently competing architectures such as lead acid batteries, nickel metal hydride (NiMH), lithium batteries, anode and cathode materials, super-capacitors and ultra-capacitors. Finally the report provides an overview of the market development and the lithium-ion value chain, looking at short term overcapacity, the value chain today and in the future, manufacturing issues, and the overall market dynamics. The report also includes an appendix of 28 supplier profiles from suppliers of automotive batteries. Key Topics Covered: 1. Introduction - The key to CO2 reduction - 48-volt architecture - Fundamental research requirements 2. Key drivers - Fuel economy and CO2 emissions - Incentives for grid-connected vehicles - The effect of fuel prices on demand - Energy security - Safety - Energy and power density - Material resources 3. The Advanced Battery Value Chain - Battery costs and variations - Recharging infrastructure - Consumer preferences - Potential technology issues 4. Advanced Automotive Batteries - Enhanced lead acid batteries - Nickel Metal Hydride (NiMH) - Lithium-ion - Trends in commercialised cathode materials - Anode Chemistries - New anode technologies - Trends in commercialised anode materials - Electrolytes and additives - Manufacturing issues and quality - Other battery chemistries - Super-capacitors and ultra-capacitors - Energy harvesting 5. Market Development and the Lithium-ion Value Chain - Short term overcapacity - The value chain today and in the future - Market dynamics Companies Mentioned - Advanced Battery Technologies - Aleees - Altair Nanotechnologies - Amberjac - Amperex - Atraverda - Axeon - BASF - Bollore - Boston Power - BYD - Deutsche Accumotive - Dow Kokam - EIG - Ener1 - Evonik - Exide Technologies - FZ SoNick - GS Yuasa - Hitachi - Johnson Controls - LG Chem - Lithium Technology Corporation - NessCap Energy - Panasonic - Sinopoly - Sk Innovation - Valence Technology For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/4l...e_advanced
Research and Markets: Analysis of Lithium Technology Corporation
Business Wire - Mon Apr 15, 6:58AM CDT
Research and Markets has announced the addition of the "Analysis of Lithium Technology Corporation" company profile to their offering.
Analysis of Lithium Technology Corporation
M2 - Mon Apr 15, 4:55AM CDT
Research and Markets has announced the addition of the "Analysis of Lithium Technology Corporation" company profile to their offering. Aruvian Research presents Analysis of Lithium Technology Corporation. A complete and comprehensive analysis of Lithium Technology Corporation includes an overview of the industry the company operates in and then moves on to analyzing the company itself. Lithium Technology Corporation (LTC) is a manufacturer and provider of rechargeable energy storage solutions for a range of applications. The Company designs and builds a limited amount of large format, cylindrical lithium-ion (Li-ion) rechargeable cells and engineers and builds lithium-ion (Li-ion) rechargeable batteries with battery management systems for use in transportation, military/national security and stationary power markets. LTC also manufactures its own large format, cylindrical cells. Industrial, retail and government customers include Porsche, Eaton, DesignLine International, Arvin Meritor, Volkswagen, Frazer
Analysis of Altair Nanotechnologies 2013
M2 - Fri Apr 05, 6:16AM CDT
Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/fnl5x4/analysis_of) has announced the addition of the "Analysis of Altair Nanotechnologies" company profile to their offering. Aruvian Research presents Analysis of Altair Nanotechnologies. A complete and comprehensive analysis of Altair Nanotechnologies includes an overview of the industry the company operates in and then moves on to analyzing the company itself. Altair Nanotechnologies, Inc. supplies nanomaterial technology and nanomaterials worldwide. Headquartered in Reno, Nevada, the company owns a proprietary technology for making nanocrystalline materials both economically and in large quantities. Altair is currently developing special nanomaterials with potential applications in pharmaceuticals, batteries, solar cells, cosmetics, paints, and catalysts. Altair also provides contract research services on selected projects, which help the company in utilizing its resources to develop new products and technology. The company has faciliti
Advanced Automotive Energy Storage and Distribution Report 2014
M2 - Tue Jun 17, 6:45AM CDT
Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/kqqpt7/the_advanced) has announced the addition of the "The Advanced Automotive Energy Storage and Distribution Report" report to their offering. That vehicle electrification, and thus advanced battery development, is critical to reducing CO2 output through vehicle electrification is certain today. OEMs have explored a wide range of non-electrification options for improving fuel efficiency, including powertrain, drivetrain and mass reduction measures. However, without significant electrification the challenging CO2 regulation now being promulgated will drive OEMs out of the larger and luxury vehicle segments. Improvements in fuel efficiency become more costly to achieve, and the penalties OEMs are subject to will become particularly onerous. Dr Christian Mohrdieck at Daimler recently commented to SupplierBusiness that none of the major European OEMs would be able to avoid electrification, as well as other technologies such as fuel cells and bio-fuels if they are to retain the breadth of product range they have today. Without electrification they would be limited to small cars. This report looks at the key drivers of advanced battery technologies, including fuel economy, CO2 emissions, incentives for grid-connected vehicles and energy security. The value chain for automotive batteries is examined, looking at battery costs and variations and recharging infrastructure. The report then takes a detailed look at advanced automotive battery technologies, including the state of currently competing architectures such as lead acid batteries, nickel metal hydride (NiMH), lithium batteries, anode and cathode materials, super-capacitors and ultra-capacitors. Finally the report provides an overview of the market development and the lithium-ion value chain, looking at short term overcapacity, the value chain today and in the future, manufacturing issues, and the overall market dynamics. The report also includes an appendix of 28 supplier profiles from suppliers of automotive batteries. These profiles provide you with relevant data on corporate strategy, investments, product offerings and contact information. Key Topics Covered: 1. Introduction - The key to CO2 reduction - 48-volt architecture - Fundamental research requirements 2. Key drivers - Fuel economy and CO2 emissions - Incentives for grid-connected vehicles - The effect of fuel prices on demand - Energy security - Safety - Energy and power density - Material resources 3. The advanced battery value chain - Battery costs and variations - Recharging infrastructure - Consumer preferences - The United States 4. Advanced automotive batteries - Enhanced lead acid batteries - Nickel Metal Hydride (NiMH) - Lithium-ion - Trends in commercialised cathode materials - Anode Chemistries - New anode technologies - Trends in commercialised anode materials - Electrolytes and additives - Manufacturing issues and quality - Other battery chemistries - Super-capacitors and ultra-capacitors - Energy harvesting 5. Market development and the lithium-ion value chain - Short term overcapacity - The value chain today and in the future - Market dynamics 6. Battery supplier profiles - Advanced Battery Technologies - Aleees - Altair Nanotechnologies - Amberjac - Amperex - Atraverda - Axeon - BASF - Bollore - Boston Power - BYD - Deutsche Accumotive - Dow Kokam - EIG - Ener1 - Evonik - Exide Technologies - FZ SoNick - GS Yuasa - Hitachi - Johnson Controls - LG Chem - Lithium Technology Corporation - NessCap Energy - Panasonic - Sinopoly - Sk Innovation - Valence Technology For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/kq...e_advanced About Research and Markets Research and Markets is the world's leading source for international market research reports and market data. We provide you with the latest data on international and regional markets, key industries, the top companies, new products and the latest trends.
Concise Analysis of the International and Chinese Lithium Carbonate Industry
M2 - Fri Mar 14, 6:56AM CDT
Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/bj7cxf/global_and_china) has announced the addition of the "Concise Analysis of the International and Chinese Lithium Carbonate Industry" report to their offering. Affected by flood, the lithium carbonate output of Chile, the world's largest producer of lithium carbonate, declined, leading to tight supply and a new round of price rise in the global lithium carbonate market in 2012. In the first half of 2013, as some enterprises released capacities and the demand from downstream industries is in an off-season, the supply tension was eased, and the price fell to some extent, but overall remained at a high level. The downstream demand for lithium carbonate is strong, and emerging industries like New Energy Vehicle with a good growth momentum will become the main force driving the growth of the lithium carbonate industry in the future. It's expected that the global New Energy Vehicle's demand for lithium carbonate will maintain a growth rate of more than 50% in 2013-2017, and hit 122,000 tons in 2017. Judged by the current supply and demand developments, the global lithium carbonate supply gap will be large in 2017, and the lithium carbonate price will continue the upward trend. China is the world's second largest owner of lithium ore resources, and has the world's third largest lithium carbonate capacity which is about 15%. China's lithium carbonate suppliers mainly include spodumene suppliers such as Tianqi Lithium Industries and salt lake suppliers like Qinghai Salt Lake Industry. Key Topics Covered: 1 Overview of lithium carbonate Industry 2 Development of Global Lithium Carbonate Industry 3 Development of China Lithium Carbonate Industry 4 Import and Export of Lithium Carbonate in China 5 Costs and Prices of Lithium Carbonate 6 Lithium Battery Industry Development 7 Key Enterprises Worldwide 8 Key Enterprises in China Companies Mentioned: - ABA Guangsheng Lithium - FMC - Foshan Electrical and Lighting - Galaxy - Jiangxi Ganfeng Lithium - Luxiang - Nordic Mining - Orocobre - Qinghai Salt Lake Industry - Rockwood - SQM - Sichuan JiXiang Lithium Technology Corporation Limited - Sichuan N&Co Guorun New Materials - Sichuan Tianqi Lithium Industries - Simbol mining - Talison - Western Lithium - Xinjiang Lithium Salt Plant For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/bj..._and_china
The Advanced Automotive Batteries Report 2014
M2 - Wed Jan 29, 9:57AM CST
Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/4l3lck/the_advanced) has announced the addition of the "The Advanced Automotive Batteries Report 2014" report to their offering. That vehicle electrification, and thus advanced battery development, is critical to reducing CO2 output through vehicle electrification is certain today. OEMs have explored a wide range of non-electrification options for improving fuel efficiency, including powertrain, drivetrain and mass reduction measures. However, without significant electrification the challenging CO2 regulation now being promulgated will drive OEMs out of the larger and luxury vehicle segments. Improvements in fuel efficiency become more costly to achieve, and the penalties OEMs are subject to will become particularly onerous. Dr Christian Mohrdieck at Daimler recently commented to SupplierBusiness that none of the major European OEMs would be able to avoid electrification, as well as other technologies such as fuel cells and bio-fuels if they are to retain the breadth of product range they have today. Without electrification they would be limited to small cars. This report looks at the key drivers of advanced battery technologies, including fuel economy, CO2 emissions, incentives for grid-connected vehicles and energy security. The value chain for automotive batteries is examined, looking at battery costs and variations and recharging infrastructure. The report then takes a detailed look at advanced automotive battery technologies, including the state of currently competing architectures such as lead acid batteries, nickel metal hydride (NiMH), lithium batteries, anode and cathode materials, super-capacitors and ultra-capacitors. Finally the report provides an overview of the market development and the lithium-ion value chain, looking at short term overcapacity, the value chain today and in the future, manufacturing issues, and the overall market dynamics. The report also includes an appendix of 28 supplier profiles from suppliers of automotive batteries. Key Topics Covered: 1. Introduction - The key to CO2 reduction - 48-volt architecture - Fundamental research requirements 2. Key drivers - Fuel economy and CO2 emissions - Incentives for grid-connected vehicles - The effect of fuel prices on demand - Energy security - Safety - Energy and power density - Material resources 3. The Advanced Battery Value Chain - Battery costs and variations - Recharging infrastructure - Consumer preferences - Potential technology issues 4. Advanced Automotive Batteries - Enhanced lead acid batteries - Nickel Metal Hydride (NiMH) - Lithium-ion - Trends in commercialised cathode materials - Anode Chemistries - New anode technologies - Trends in commercialised anode materials - Electrolytes and additives - Manufacturing issues and quality - Other battery chemistries - Super-capacitors and ultra-capacitors - Energy harvesting 5. Market Development and the Lithium-ion Value Chain - Short term overcapacity - The value chain today and in the future - Market dynamics Companies Mentioned - Advanced Battery Technologies - Aleees - Altair Nanotechnologies - Amberjac - Amperex - Atraverda - Axeon - BASF - Bollore - Boston Power - BYD - Deutsche Accumotive - Dow Kokam - EIG - Ener1 - Evonik - Exide Technologies - FZ SoNick - GS Yuasa - Hitachi - Johnson Controls - LG Chem - Lithium Technology Corporation - NessCap Energy - Panasonic - Sinopoly - Sk Innovation - Valence Technology For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/4l...e_advanced
Research and Markets: Analysis of Lithium Technology Corporation
Business Wire - Mon Apr 15, 6:58AM CDT
Research and Markets has announced the addition of the "Analysis of Lithium Technology Corporation" company profile to their offering.
Analysis of Lithium Technology Corporation
M2 - Mon Apr 15, 4:55AM CDT
Research and Markets has announced the addition of the "Analysis of Lithium Technology Corporation" company profile to their offering. Aruvian Research presents Analysis of Lithium Technology Corporation. A complete and comprehensive analysis of Lithium Technology Corporation includes an overview of the industry the company operates in and then moves on to analyzing the company itself. Lithium Technology Corporation (LTC) is a manufacturer and provider of rechargeable energy storage solutions for a range of applications. The Company designs and builds a limited amount of large format, cylindrical lithium-ion (Li-ion) rechargeable cells and engineers and builds lithium-ion (Li-ion) rechargeable batteries with battery management systems for use in transportation, military/national security and stationary power markets. LTC also manufactures its own large format, cylindrical cells. Industrial, retail and government customers include Porsche, Eaton, DesignLine International, Arvin Meritor, Volkswagen, Frazer
Analysis of Altair Nanotechnologies 2013
M2 - Fri Apr 05, 6:16AM CDT
Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/fnl5x4/analysis_of) has announced the addition of the "Analysis of Altair Nanotechnologies" company profile to their offering. Aruvian Research presents Analysis of Altair Nanotechnologies. A complete and comprehensive analysis of Altair Nanotechnologies includes an overview of the industry the company operates in and then moves on to analyzing the company itself. Altair Nanotechnologies, Inc. supplies nanomaterial technology and nanomaterials worldwide. Headquartered in Reno, Nevada, the company owns a proprietary technology for making nanocrystalline materials both economically and in large quantities. Altair is currently developing special nanomaterials with potential applications in pharmaceuticals, batteries, solar cells, cosmetics, paints, and catalysts. Altair also provides contract research services on selected projects, which help the company in utilizing its resources to develop new products and technology. The company has faciliti
