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1. | EXECUTIVE SUMMARY AND MARKET FORECAST |
1.1. | Focus of this report and primary trends |
1.2. | Progress in new applications late 2017 |
2. | STATE OF THE SUPERCAPACITOR MARKET 2015 |
2.1.1. | Capacitor and Supercapacitor players and estimated revenues in 2015-16. |
2.1.2. | Competitive Landscape |
2.1.3. | Market forecast (>100 Farad market) |
2.1.4. | Technology roadmap |
2.1.5. | Pick of the news in 2015-16 |
2.1.6. | Company performance 2015 vs 2014 |
2.1.7. | Company performance YTD 2015 vs 2014 |
2.1.8. | European Companies developments |
2.1.9. | The great shake out in China |
2.1.10. | Chinese supercapacitor market |
2.1.11. | Maxwell Technologies recent news June 15th 2016 |
2.1.12. | Maxwell Tech 15 Jun 2016 shareholders meeting announcements |
2.1.13. | Outlook Nippon Chemicon 2016-2015 |
2.1.14. | Challenges for SC in automotive |
2.1.15. | Response from the industry |
2.1.16. | Nippon Chemi-Con development plan |
2.1.17. | Competitive landscape |
2.1.18. | Supercapacitors in Automotive Sector |
2.1.19. | SC progress in Automotive up to date |
2.1.20. | Emergency backup when the electrics fail: more likely to work than a battery |
2.1.21. | Wind industry growth in 2015 |
2.1.22. | Top wind turbine companies and which are adopting supercapacitors in pitch control |
2.2. | Supercapacitors in Grid applications |
2.2.1. | The role of SC in grid |
2.2.2. | Grid Energy Storage |
2.2.3. | Uses of energy storage - UCAP and HESS |
2.2.4. | Hybrid Energy Storage Systems - Performance Benefits |
2.2.5. | Duke Energy Rankin Substation: PV Intermittency Smoothing + Load Shifting |
2.2.6. | Smoothing Wind Farm Power Output |
2.2.7. | Ireland Microgrid Test Bed |
2.2.8. | 66 manufacturers and putative manufacturers of supercapacitors/ superbatteries % by continent |
2.2.9. | Market Development - Number of Players |
2.3. | Technology |
2.3.1. | What is a supercapacitor? |
2.3.2. | Relative performance in Energy and Power of different energy storage technologies |
2.3.3. | Battery cycle life |
2.3.4. | Batteries and Supercapacitors |
2.3.5. | Benefits of SC and Battery hybrid systems |
2.3.6. | Self Discharge |
2.3.7. | Charge and discharge behavior Batteries and Supercapacitors |
2.3.8. | Types of capacitor |
2.3.9. | Principles - capacitance |
2.3.10. | Principles - supercapacitance |
2.3.11. | Principles - energy and power in supercapacitors |
2.3.12. | Pseudo capacitance or faradic behavior |
2.4. | Supercapacitor components and their role in performance |
2.4.1. | Supercapacitors components |
2.4.2. | Electrode materials - carbon, binders and additives |
2.4.3. | Electrode materials - Carbon |
2.4.4. | Pore size matters for capacitance |
2.4.5. | Increase Surface Area - Activation of Carbon |
2.4.6. | Increasing performance - Graphene |
2.4.7. | Ideal graphene has remarkable properties |
2.4.8. | Graphene and precursor materials |
2.4.9. | Surface utilisation challenge |
2.4.10. | Graphene Oxide (GO) reduction |
2.4.11. | Graphene/Graphite/CNT materials |
2.4.12. | Vertically Oriented Graphene Nanosheets |
2.4.13. | Supercapacitor performance |
2.4.14. | Increasing performance - Graphene |
2.4.15. | Companies setting targets to Increase performance - Graphene |
2.4.16. | Increasing performance Graphene/CNT |
2.4.17. | Increasing performance Graphene/CNT |
2.4.18. | Example Increasing performance - Carbon Nanotubes/ Carbon |
2.4.19. | Carbon nanotubes CNT |
2.4.20. | Electrolytes |
2.4.21. | Increasing performance the role of electrolytes |
2.4.22. | Organic vs aqueous electrolytes |
2.4.23. | Safety - the Japanese regulation: a situation to consider |
2.4.24. | Electrolytes used by manufacturer |
2.4.25. | Increasing performance of aqueous electrolyte SC |
2.4.26. | Aqueous based electrolyte supercapacitors match performance of organic electrolyte supercapacitors |
2.5. | Environmentally friendlier materials in Supercapacitors while keeping performance |
2.5.1. | Trends in electrolytes |
2.5.2. | Increasing performance of aqueous electrolyte SC |
2.5.3. | New trend in electrolytes... Ionic Liquids |
2.5.4. | The role of binders in SC |
2.5.5. | Natural Cellulose in Ionic Liquids Electrode Manufacturing process |
3. | SUPERCAPACITORS MAIN COMPETITION: LITHIUM TITANATE BATTERIES |
3.1.1. | Battery company: Toshiba |
3.1.2. | Features of Toshiba's SCIB |
3.1.3. | Production plant for Toshiba's SCIB |
3.1.4. | Toshiba R&D activities |
3.1.5. | Small footprint Lithium titanate batteries by Murata |
3.1.6. | Graphene - LTO anode Improvement |
3.2. | Hybrid Supercapacitors, Supercabatteries or Asymetric Supercapacitors |
3.2.1. | Nomenclature |
3.2.2. | Supercapacitors and Hybrid supercap. |
3.2.3. | Competitive landscape |
3.2.4. | Nano hybrid capacitor (NHC) |
3.2.5. | Supercapacitors evolution |
3.2.6. | Ultrabattery |
3.2.7. | Hybrid SC-Supercabatteries can use Aqueous or non aqueous electrolytes |
3.2.8. | European perspective on supply chain in supercapacitors |
3.2.9. | Why do SC manufacturers bother in preparing the active material? |
3.2.10. | Manufacturing development trends |
3.3. | Supercapacitors Cost Structure |
3.3.1. | Cost Structure Supercapacitors |
3.3.2. | Supercapacitors cost reduction is far quicker than lithium ion batteries |
3.3.3. | How to price energy/power devices? |
3.3.4. | Hybrid ESS = SC + Battery |
4. | MARKETS FOR SUPERCAPACITORS |
4.1.1. | Three main market segments |
4.1.2. | Market segmentation by Farad/cell |
4.1.3. | Why SC in Energy System? |
4.2. | Supercapacitors in Electronics |
4.2.1. | A role for supercapacitors In Smart and Portable Devices |
4.2.2. | Key enabling technologies and systems |
4.2.3. | Why Wireless Sensor Networks? |
4.2.4. | WSN and IoT |
4.2.5. | Critical infrastructure monitoring |
4.2.6. | Wireless Sensor Node |
4.2.7. | Why SC in Wireless Sensor Networks? |
4.2.8. | WSN operational profile |
4.2.9. | Why SC in Wireless Sensor Networks? |
4.2.10. | And that has an impact in power demand profiles... |
4.2.11. | They are getting thinner |
4.2.12. | Why Micro-SC in WSN and other consumer electronics? |
4.2.13. | Energy harvesting with SC |
4.2.14. | Microsupercapacitors |
4.2.15. | Manufacturing techniques are key to low cost |
4.3. | Supercapacitors in Transportation |
4.3.1. | Supercapacitors are replacing some batteries - expensive and little energy stored but... |
4.3.2. | Supercapacitors have a role in each stage of powertrain electrification |
4.3.3. | Start stop Systems - Micro hybrids |
4.3.4. | Energy Recovery - Mild Hybrid |
4.3.5. | Power at the point of demand |
4.3.6. | Electronic Controlled Brake |
4.3.7. | Mazda Japan and Bollore Pininfarina France/Italy |
4.3.8. | Supercapacitor replaces battery across fuel cell for fast charge/discharge |
4.3.9. | Bombardier light rail and others use supercapacitor energy harvesting |
4.3.10. | Rail: two ways of applying supercapacitors |
4.3.11. | Longer life, more reliable, better response. Completely replaces battery in pure electric Sinautec bus |
4.3.12. | Supercapacitors assist fast charging in ABB's TOSA bus charging system in Geneva |
4.3.13. | Fast charge-discharge |
4.3.14. | Hybrid Bus - Series Hybrid |
4.3.15. | Hybrid Bus - Parallel Hybrid |
4.3.16. | Modular flexible hybrid drives |
4.3.17. | Maxwell Technologies Engine Start Module |
4.3.18. | Idling is a problem |
4.3.19. | ESM Value proposition |
4.3.20. | Two markets default option and retrofit (after market) |
4.3.21. | Supercapacitors in heavy trucks |
4.3.22. | SC market in retrofit or aftersales |
4.3.23. | Sports cars use supercapacitors |
4.3.24. | The result - the Toyota Yaris Hybrid-R |
4.3.25. | Supercapacitors applications in Aerospace |
4.3.26. | Wireless Sensor Networks - Aviation |
4.4. | Supercapacitors in Industrial applications |
4.4.1. | Emergency backup when the electrics fail: more likely to work than a battery |
4.4.2. | SC in Lifting operations + Energy Recovery from Short Trips |
4.4.3. | Forklifts |
4.4.4. | Super Capacitor Heavy-duty Port Towing Vehicle produced by Aowei Certified by MIIT |
4.4.5. | Supercapacitors in Port Cranes |
4.4.6. | Supercapacitors in Industrial Applications |
4.4.7. | Building Elevators |
4.4.8. | Smart Metering - AMR |
4.4.9. | Handheld products - Fast Charging |
4.5. | Supercapacitors in Grid applications |
4.5.1. | Grid Energy Storage |
4.5.2. | The role of SC in grid |
4.5.3. | Challenges for SC in Automotive |
4.5.4. | Response from the industry |
4.5.5. | Nippon Chemi-Con development plan |
4.5.6. | Existing Automotive Applications details |
4.5.7. | Existing non-automotive applications |
4.5.8. | Medium term applications |
4.5.9. | Supercapacitor in the automotive sector |
4.5.10. | OEM's point of view |
4.5.11. | Supercapacitors in Automotive Sector |
4.5.12. | SC progress in Automotive up to date |
4.5.13. | Supercapacitors in the future - Structural Energy Storage |
Slides | 231 |
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Forecasts to | 2026 |