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1. | EXECUTIVE SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS |
1.1. | Purpose and scope of this report |
1.1.1. | Who it assists |
1.1.2. | Scope: 34 emerging material families prioritised |
1.2. | Infogram: Some materials in future zero-emission smart cities |
1.3. | Infogram: Some materials companies transforming future zero-emission cities |
1.4. | Infogram: Next smart city devices in action |
1.5. | Some pervasive emerging materials for smart cities |
1.6. | Emerging photovoltaic technology |
1.7. | Electrical device membranes |
1.8. | Cognitive responsive smart materials |
1.9. | Multifunctional polymer composites |
1.10. | Structural electronics |
1.11. | Research interest in reshapable smart materials for electronics and electrics by application |
1.12. | Primary conclusions |
1.13. | 70 Market forecasts |
1.13.1. | Multifunctional composite forecasts 2012-2029 |
1.13.2. | Fluoropolymers for electronics and electrics value market 2031: by primary applications |
1.13.3. | Fluoropolymers for electronics and electrics value market 2031 by primary application |
1.13.4. | Thermal interface materials TIM forecast |
1.13.5. | Market forecast: TIM for EV battery packs |
1.13.6. | Market forecast: TIM for power electronic modules |
1.13.7. | Market forecast: TIM in LED for general lighting |
1.13.8. | Market forecast: TIM in 4G/LTE base stations |
1.13.9. | Market forecast: TIM for consumer electronics |
1.13.10. | Graphene market breakdown by revenue and volume |
1.13.11. | Market forecast for metals for 3DP |
1.13.12. | Metal 3DP market forecast - industry segmentation |
1.13.13. | Metal 3DP material forecast - technology segmentation |
1.13.14. | Metal for 3DP forecast - alloy segmentation |
1.13.15. | Low-loss materials forecast in 5G by revenue |
1.13.16. | Low-loss materials areas forecast in 5G by frequency |
1.13.17. | Low-loss materials areas forecast in 5G by market segments |
1.13.18. | Low-loss materials areas forecast in 5G by types of materials |
1.13.19. | Low-loss materials areas forecast in 5G base station by materials types |
1.13.20. | Low-loss materials areas forecast in 5G smartphones by material types |
1.13.21. | Low-loss materials areas forecast in 5G CPE, hotspots by material types |
1.13.22. | Global capacity of Li-ion batteries for recycling by territory 2020-2040 (GWh) |
1.13.23. | Global Li-ion batteries available for recycling 2020-2040: by region (tonnes) - summary |
1.13.24. | Global Li-ion batteries available for recycling 2020-2040: by chemistry (tonnes) |
1.13.25. | Global Li-ion batteries available for recycling 2020-2040: by chemistry (tonnes) - summary |
1.13.26. | Global recycled metals from Li-ion batteries 2020-2040 (tonnes) |
1.13.27. | Global recycled metals from Li-ion batteries 2020-2040 (tonnes) |
1.13.28. | Global Li-ion battery recycling market value forecast 2020-2040 ($ million) |
1.13.29. | Global plastics production to grow to 485 Mt in 2028 |
1.13.30. | Historical management of municipal solid waste |
1.13.31. | Flexible CIGS: market forecast sqm and value by barrier technology |
1.13.32. | Conductive inks and pastes split by 30 application areas 2020-2030 |
1.13.33. | Forecasts for all conductive inks and pastes by application |
1.13.34. | Forecasts in tonnes for all conductive inks and pastes split by application |
1.13.35. | Forecasts printed sensors (piezoresistive, glucose, capacitive, touch edge electrode, ITO replacement, etc.) |
1.13.36. | Forecasts for conformal metallization (aerosol and package-level conformal EMI coating) |
1.13.37. | Printed electronics forecasts by component 2020-2030 |
1.13.38. | Printed electronics components and materials 2020-2030 |
1.13.39. | Total market value of printed versus non-printed electronics 2020-2030 |
1.13.40. | Market size of Flexible/ Conformation Electronics 2020-2030 |
1.13.41. | Market size of Flexible/ Conformation Electronics 2020-2030 |
1.13.42. | Market value of flexible/conformal versus rigid electronics |
1.13.43. | Transparent conducting film or glass markets by application |
1.13.44. | Global plastics production 1950-2030 |
1.13.45. | Market forecast: Thermal interface materials TIM in LED for automotive |
1.13.46. | TIM forecast for power supplies |
1.13.47. | Market forecast: TIM in LED for displays |
1.13.48. | Global market for thin film CIGS photovoltaics $ billion and GWp 2020-2040 |
1.13.49. | Global market for thin film CIGS photovoltaics GWp 2020-2030 |
1.13.50. | Global market for thin film CIGS photovoltaics $ billion 2020-2030 |
1.13.51. | Global market for lll-V compound semiconductor PV $ billion and GWp 2020-2040 |
1.13.52. | Global market for lll-V compound semiconductor PV GWp 2020-2030 |
1.13.53. | Global market for lll-V compound semiconductor PV $ billion 2020-2030 |
1.13.54. | Global PV technology share $bn % 2040 |
1.13.55. | Global revenues from polymer recycling |
1.13.56. | Global capacity of Li-ion batteries available for recycling 2020-2040 (GWh) |
1.13.57. | Global Li-ion batteries available for recycling 2020-2040: by region (tonnes) |
1.13.58. | Global Li-ion batteries available for recycling by chemistry in major regions |
1.13.59. | Global Li-ion battery recycling market value forecast by region 2020-2040 ($ million) |
1.14. | Global market for perovskite PV $M |
1.15. | Global market for organic photovoltaics OPV $M |
1.16. | Roadmap for 88 advanced materials in smart cities 2021-2050 |
2. | INTRODUCTION |
2.1. | Smart cities |
2.2. | Forest City Malaysia has $0.1 trillion to spend |
2.3. | Cognitive responsive infrastructure |
2.4. | Sensors throughout smart cities |
2.5. | Green technologies merging and doing less damage |
2.6. | Materials implications of smart cities becoming water-centric |
2.6.1. | Treat sewage at source |
2.6.2. | Floating cities? |
2.7. | Solar everywhere: examples |
2.7.1. | Agrivoltaics |
2.7.2. | Gap in market for solar roads: inadequate materials |
2.7.3. | Light duty ground solar succeeds |
2.7.4. | Solar boats and airports |
2.7.5. | Flexible CIGS PV to the rescue: MIT USA in Puerto Rico |
2.8. | Microgrids become minimal intermittency and relocatable |
2.9. | Food independent cities overview |
2.10. | Aquaponics: fish and vegetables together in sea and building |
2.11. | Robotics and reinvented transport overview |
2.12. | Excellent European Union initiatives |
3. | MATERIALS FOR 3D PRINTING OF BUILDINGS, VEHICLES AND PARTS, 3D ELECTRONICS |
3.1. | Why adopt 3D printing? |
3.2. | Major material-process relationships |
3.3. | Vehicles |
3.4. | 3DP buildings: concrete, mud, salt, sand, construction waste |
3.5. | Moon city |
3.6. | Smaller items and textiles |
3.7. | Drivers and restraints |
4. | MULTIFUNCTIONAL COMPOSITES AND STRUCTURAL ELECTRONICS |
4.1. | Overview |
4.2. | Multifunctional composites |
4.3. | End goal |
4.4. | Self-healing parts |
4.5. | Edit-able (user-dedicated) electronic and electric smart material |
4.6. | Smart road materials and composites |
5. | SMART GLASS, TRANSPARENT SMART PLASTIC, SMART AND GREEN CONCRETE |
5.1. | Overview |
5.2. | Smart glass |
5.2.1. | Embedded circuits |
5.2.2. | Electrically darkening |
5.2.3. | Transparent microLED and OLED |
5.2.4. | Photovoltaic windows |
5.3. | Smart and green cement |
5.3.1. | Magnetic cement for charging city vehicles |
5.3.2. | Transparent concrete solar road Pavenergy China |
5.3.3. | Green cement and concrete |
6. | FLEXIBLE ORGANICS, MEMBRANES, BIOPLASTICS, ADVANCED POLYMERS |
6.1. | Membranes for supercapacitors, batteries, fuel cells, sensors, hydrogen production |
6.2. | Printed, organic and flexible electronics materials |
6.2.1. | Definitions |
6.2.2. | Description and analysis of the main technology components of printed, flexible and organic electronics |
6.2.3. | Market potential and profitability |
6.2.4. | Findings on printed versus non-printed electronics |
6.2.5. | Flexible/conformal versus rigid electronics |
6.2.6. | Triboelectrics |
6.2.7. | Gaps in the printed and flexible electronics materials market |
6.3. | Bioplastics |
6.4. | Advanced fluoropolymers |
7. | THERMAL INTERFACE MATERIALS AND THERMAL INSULATION |
7.1. | Thermal Interface Materials (TIM) |
7.2. | Thermal insulation |
8. | 2D AND 3D MOLECULES, GRAPHENE, CNT |
8.1. | 2D and 3D molecules |
8.2. | Graphene applications going commercial |
8.3. | Example: 2D molecule priorities in supercapacitor research |
8.4. | Graphene products and prototypes |
8.5. | Graphene categorisation |
8.6. | Graphene vs. Carbon nanotubes: general observations |
8.7. | Carbon Nanotubes (CNT) |
8.8. | Conductive plastics: application examples |
9. | 5G, 6G AND TERAHERTZ ELECTRONICS MATERIALS |
9.1. | Low-loss materials covered in this chapter |
9.2. | 5G, next generation cellular communications |
9.3. | 6G communications materials |
10. | MATERIALS FOR UBIQUITOUS PHOTOVOLTAIC POWER |
10.1. | Scope |
10.2. | Two worlds |
10.3. | Anatomy of the photovoltaic business 2021-2041 |
10.4. | Silicon photovoltaics |
10.5. | The Parallel Universe of specialist solar where conventional silicon cannot go |
10.6. | Price-volume sensitivity showing many high price niches |
10.7. | Primary conclusions: thin film PV market |
10.8. | Primary conclusions: cadmium telluride |
10.9. | Primary conclusions: geographic PV materials demand |
11. | NEWLY-POSSIBLE RECYCLING: |
11.1. | Wind turbine blades |
11.2. | Lithium-ion batteries |
11.3. | Newly possible polymer recycling |
Slides | 339 |
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Forecasts to | 2041 |
ISBN | 9781913899240 |