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Bank of New Zealand Launches the Country's First Online Banking Community with Lithium
PR Newswire - Mon Nov 10, 1:03PM CST
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 10, 2014 /PRNewswire/-- Bank of New Zealand (BNZ), a company founded in 1860, announced the country's first online banking community, powered by Lithium Technologies, giving BNZ customers a social destination to interact with peers and the bank.
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.
Bank of New Zealand Launches the Country's First Online Banking Community with Lithium
PR Newswire - Mon Nov 10, 1:03PM CST
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 10, 2014 /PRNewswire/-- Bank of New Zealand (BNZ), a company founded in 1860, announced the country's first online banking community, powered by Lithium Technologies, giving BNZ customers a social destination to interact with peers and the bank.
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.
