Advanced Batteries & Energy Storage Research Aug 13, 2012 Printing technology comes to supercapacitors Wound (rolled) rechargeable batteries and supercapacitors (Electrochemical Double Layer Capacitors) are similar in construction.
Advanced Batteries & Energy Storage Research Aug 10, 2012 Big disagreement on where lithium-ion batteries are headed Lithium-ion is the winning type of rechargeable battery for the decade - there is almost a consensus. You can count about 150 manufacturers of these and IDTechEx has profiled nearly all of them.
Advanced Batteries & Energy Storage Research May 14, 2012 Report on EVS26 EVS26 in Los Angeles this month reminded one of the children's chant, "When she was good she was very, very good but when she was bad she was awful". The networking opportunities were superb, the welcoming reception and the Gala Dinner being truly memorable.
Advanced Batteries & Energy Storage Research May 8, 2012 Beginner's introduction to supercapacitors Electrochemical Double Layer Capacitors EDLCs are known by many other names but EDLC is the most popular on search engines.
Advanced Batteries & Energy Storage Research May 4, 2012 Supercapacitors replace batteries This article shares some of the research carried out for the new IDTechEx report, Electrochemical Double Layer Capacitors 2013-2023.
Advanced Batteries & Energy Storage Research Feb 7, 2012 Tokyo and San Jose: bellwethers of EV success & failure IDTechEx is currently in Silicon Valley having spent over a week in Tokyo at EV clients and events. Both are a bellwether of what is really happening on the ground with EVs because they have a relatively large number of early adopters.
Advanced Batteries & Energy Storage Research Jan 27, 2012 New 2012 forecasts for Electric Vehicles Old electric vehicle reports are useless: the subject is moving too fast. IDTechEx is the only analyst with 18 current reports forecasting sales of electric vehicles and their key components and they are kept up to date. Information is fed into these documents continuously as the PhD level IDTechEx analysts tour the world's companies, research institutes and conferences to spot the many changes in technology and business success and interpret them.
Advanced Batteries & Energy Storage Research Jan 20, 2012 EV event uniquely reflecting the new realities We have entered 2012 with an electric vehicle scene that is very different from that which was envisaged not long ago. There are now six key enabling technologies not three and vehicle makers increasingly make some of them, so suppliers increasingly have to compete with their largest potential customers. Precious metals in EV components are being removed remarkably rapidly.
Advanced Batteries & Energy Storage Research Jan 18, 2012 Printed Electronics: The hot topics OLED versus LED lighting, the energy storage gold rush, replacing ITO and more.
Advanced Batteries & Energy Storage Research Dec 7, 2011 Energy harvesting for vehicles Energy harvesting comes to the fore with electric vehicles because the price they pay for being environmental and exhibiting many performance advantages is that they have limited energy available.
Advanced Batteries & Energy Storage Research Aug 13, 2012 Printing technology comes to supercapacitors Wound (rolled) rechargeable batteries and supercapacitors (Electrochemical Double Layer Capacitors) are similar in construction.
Advanced Batteries & Energy Storage Research May 14, 2012 Report on EVS26 EVS26 in Los Angeles this month reminded one of the children's chant, "When she was good she was very, very good but when she was bad she was awful". The networking opportunities were superb, the welcoming reception and the Gala Dinner being truly memorable.
Advanced Batteries & Energy Storage Research May 4, 2012 Supercapacitors replace batteries This article shares some of the research carried out for the new IDTechEx report, Electrochemical Double Layer Capacitors 2013-2023.
Advanced Batteries & Energy Storage Research Jan 27, 2012 New 2012 forecasts for Electric Vehicles Old electric vehicle reports are useless: the subject is moving too fast. IDTechEx is the only analyst with 18 current reports forecasting sales of electric vehicles and their key components and they are kept up to date. Information is fed into these documents continuously as the PhD level IDTechEx analysts tour the world's companies, research institutes and conferences to spot the many changes in technology and business success and interpret them.
Advanced Batteries & Energy Storage Research Jan 18, 2012 Printed Electronics: The hot topics OLED versus LED lighting, the energy storage gold rush, replacing ITO and more.
Advanced Batteries & Energy Storage Research Aug 10, 2012 Big disagreement on where lithium-ion batteries are headed Lithium-ion is the winning type of rechargeable battery for the decade - there is almost a consensus. You can count about 150 manufacturers of these and IDTechEx has profiled nearly all of them.
Advanced Batteries & Energy Storage Research May 8, 2012 Beginner's introduction to supercapacitors Electrochemical Double Layer Capacitors EDLCs are known by many other names but EDLC is the most popular on search engines.
Advanced Batteries & Energy Storage Research Feb 7, 2012 Tokyo and San Jose: bellwethers of EV success & failure IDTechEx is currently in Silicon Valley having spent over a week in Tokyo at EV clients and events. Both are a bellwether of what is really happening on the ground with EVs because they have a relatively large number of early adopters.
Advanced Batteries & Energy Storage Research Jan 20, 2012 EV event uniquely reflecting the new realities We have entered 2012 with an electric vehicle scene that is very different from that which was envisaged not long ago. There are now six key enabling technologies not three and vehicle makers increasingly make some of them, so suppliers increasingly have to compete with their largest potential customers. Precious metals in EV components are being removed remarkably rapidly.
Advanced Batteries & Energy Storage Research Dec 7, 2011 Energy harvesting for vehicles Energy harvesting comes to the fore with electric vehicles because the price they pay for being environmental and exhibiting many performance advantages is that they have limited energy available.