Traditionally,
rechargeable batteries have been used as energy dense products and the
other devices based on capacitors have been used as power dense
products. There are more-power-dense versions of the favourite
rechargeable batteries - lithium-ion with 70% or so of the rechargeable
battery market in 2023. Unfortunately, power dense rechargeable
batteries surrender a lot of energy density. It is therefore helpful
that more and more energy dense supercapacitors and variants are
becoming available, some even matching lead acid batteries and yet
retaining excellent power density. This convergence of properties has
led to the widespread combination of the two in parallel, particularly
in power applications. Battery/supercapacitor combinations approach the
performance of an ideal battery - something that can never be achieved
with a battery alone because its chemical reactions cause movement,
swelling and eventually irreversability. In some cases, things have gone
further. For example, hybrid buses using supercapacitors now rarely use
them across the traction battery - the supercapacitor replaces the
battery, the only battery remaining in the vehicle being a small
lead-acid starter battery.
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Incidence of manufacturers of various types of supercapacitor and variant by operating principle
Many more supercapacitor variants are now available. There is now almost a continuum of devices between conventional electrolytic capacitors and rechargeable batteries as we explain in the report. The analysis of 80 manufacturers and putative manufacturers reveals, for example, how battery manufacturers and conventional capacitor manufacturers are entering the business of devices intermediate between the two. However, rather surprisingly, most of the intermediate devices are developed and manufactured by companies not in either conventional capacitors or batteries. Although we use the term intermediate devices, some have some properties superior to both conventional capacitors and rechargeable batteries.
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Table of Contents
1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS
1.1. Supercapacitors and batteries converge
1.1.1. Supercapacitors and Li-ion Batteries are one business
1.2. Success by application and territory
1.3. Technology road map 2013-2024
1.4. The most important future technical advances commercially
1.5. Most are chasing area improvement
1.6. Even lower temperature
1.7. Price and functional issues
1.8. Supercapacitors increase range of electric vehicles
1.9. Supercapacitors in vehicles
1.9.1. Conventional vehicles
1.9.2. Electric vehicles
1.10. Incidence of the different technologies
1.10.1. Incidence of manufacturers by operating principle
1.10.2. Incidence of current collector and active electrode types
1.10.3. Electrolytes
1.10.4. Solid electrolytes
1.11. Achieving the impossible
1.12. Manufacturers and putative manufacturers
1.13. New entrants
1.14. Supercapacitors and lithium-ion batteries are now one business
1.15. Change of leadership of the global value market?
1.16. Supercapacitors grab the multibillion dollar electrolytic capacitor market
2. INTRODUCTION
3. ADVANCES REQUIRED AND PROGRESS IDENTIFIED
3.1. Supercapacitors in vehicles
3.2. Ensuring that supercapacitors will replace more batteries
4. APPLICATIONS NOW AND IN THE FUTURE
4.1. Pulse Power
4.2. Bridge Power
4.3. Main Power
4.4. Memory Backup
4.4.1. Evolution of commercially successful functions
4.4.2. Composite structural and smart skin supercapacitors for power storage
4.5. Manufacturer successes and strategies by application
4.6. Supercapacitors increase range of electric vehicles
5. SURVEY OF 80 MANUFACTURERS
6. ACHIEVEMENTS AND OBJECTIVES BY MANUFACTURER
7. EXAMPLES OF PRE-COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS
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8. MATERIALS, PROCESSES AND MANUFACTURERS
8.1. Electrolytes by manufacturer
8.2. Electrode materials and formation processes
9. INTERVIEWS AND COMMENTARY ON COMPANY STRATEGY FOR SUPERCAPACITORS
9.1. Interviews with suppliers
9.1.1. Cap-XX Australia
9.1.2. Cellergy Israel
9.1.3. East Penn Manufacturing USA
9.1.4. Elton Super Capacitor Russian Federation
9.1.5. Inmatech USA
9.1.6. Ioxus USA
9.1.7. JS Micro/ JS Radio/JM Energy Japan
9.1.8. Maxwell Technologies USA
9.1.9. Nanotune Technologies USA
9.1.10. NEC Tokin Japan
9.1.11. Nesscap Energy Inc Canada/Korea
9.1.12. Nichicon Japan
9.1.13. Nippon ChemiCon/ United ChemiCon Japan
9.1.14. Yo-Engineering Russian Federation
9.1.15. Yunasko Russian Federation
9.2. User interviews and inputs
9.2.1. Bombardier Canada
9.2.2. Hydrogenics Corporation USA
9.2.3. Honda Japan and Nippon Chemi-Con Japan
9.2.4. Komatsu Japan
10. DEVELOPER, MATERIALS SUPPLIER AND ACADEMIC INPUTS
10.1. Daikin Industries Japan
10.2. Hutchinson (TOTAL) France
10.3. IFEVS Italy
10.4. Northeastern University USA
10.5. NYSERDA grants reveal trends of research
10.6. Tecate Group USA
10.7. Yuri Gogotski
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Incidence of manufacturers of various types of supercapacitor and variant by operating principle
Many more supercapacitor variants are now available. There is now almost a continuum of devices between conventional electrolytic capacitors and rechargeable batteries as we explain in the report. The analysis of 80 manufacturers and putative manufacturers reveals, for example, how battery manufacturers and conventional capacitor manufacturers are entering the business of devices intermediate between the two. However, rather surprisingly, most of the intermediate devices are developed and manufactured by companies not in either conventional capacitors or batteries. Although we use the term intermediate devices, some have some properties superior to both conventional capacitors and rechargeable batteries.
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Table of Contents
1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS
1.1. Supercapacitors and batteries converge
1.1.1. Supercapacitors and Li-ion Batteries are one business
1.2. Success by application and territory
1.3. Technology road map 2013-2024
1.4. The most important future technical advances commercially
1.5. Most are chasing area improvement
1.6. Even lower temperature
1.7. Price and functional issues
1.8. Supercapacitors increase range of electric vehicles
1.9. Supercapacitors in vehicles
1.9.1. Conventional vehicles
1.9.2. Electric vehicles
1.10. Incidence of the different technologies
1.10.1. Incidence of manufacturers by operating principle
1.10.2. Incidence of current collector and active electrode types
1.10.3. Electrolytes
1.10.4. Solid electrolytes
1.11. Achieving the impossible
1.12. Manufacturers and putative manufacturers
1.13. New entrants
1.14. Supercapacitors and lithium-ion batteries are now one business
1.15. Change of leadership of the global value market?
1.16. Supercapacitors grab the multibillion dollar electrolytic capacitor market
2. INTRODUCTION
3. ADVANCES REQUIRED AND PROGRESS IDENTIFIED
3.1. Supercapacitors in vehicles
3.2. Ensuring that supercapacitors will replace more batteries
4. APPLICATIONS NOW AND IN THE FUTURE
4.1. Pulse Power
4.2. Bridge Power
4.3. Main Power
4.4. Memory Backup
4.4.1. Evolution of commercially successful functions
4.4.2. Composite structural and smart skin supercapacitors for power storage
4.5. Manufacturer successes and strategies by application
4.6. Supercapacitors increase range of electric vehicles
5. SURVEY OF 80 MANUFACTURERS
6. ACHIEVEMENTS AND OBJECTIVES BY MANUFACTURER
7. EXAMPLES OF PRE-COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS
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8. MATERIALS, PROCESSES AND MANUFACTURERS
8.1. Electrolytes by manufacturer
8.2. Electrode materials and formation processes
9. INTERVIEWS AND COMMENTARY ON COMPANY STRATEGY FOR SUPERCAPACITORS
9.1. Interviews with suppliers
9.1.1. Cap-XX Australia
9.1.2. Cellergy Israel
9.1.3. East Penn Manufacturing USA
9.1.4. Elton Super Capacitor Russian Federation
9.1.5. Inmatech USA
9.1.6. Ioxus USA
9.1.7. JS Micro/ JS Radio/JM Energy Japan
9.1.8. Maxwell Technologies USA
9.1.9. Nanotune Technologies USA
9.1.10. NEC Tokin Japan
9.1.11. Nesscap Energy Inc Canada/Korea
9.1.12. Nichicon Japan
9.1.13. Nippon ChemiCon/ United ChemiCon Japan
9.1.14. Yo-Engineering Russian Federation
9.1.15. Yunasko Russian Federation
9.2. User interviews and inputs
9.2.1. Bombardier Canada
9.2.2. Hydrogenics Corporation USA
9.2.3. Honda Japan and Nippon Chemi-Con Japan
9.2.4. Komatsu Japan
10. DEVELOPER, MATERIALS SUPPLIER AND ACADEMIC INPUTS
10.1. Daikin Industries Japan
10.2. Hutchinson (TOTAL) France
10.3. IFEVS Italy
10.4. Northeastern University USA
10.5. NYSERDA grants reveal trends of research
10.6. Tecate Group USA
10.7. Yuri Gogotski
About Us
MarketResearchReports.Biz is the most comprehensive collection of market research reports. MarketResearchReports.Biz services are specially designed to save time and money for our clients. We are a one stop solution for all your research needs, our main offerings are syndicated research reports, custom research, subscription access and consulting services. We serve all sizes and types of companies spanning across various industries.
Contact
M/s Sheela
90 Sate Street, Suite 700
Albany, NY 12207
Tel: +1-518-618-1030
USA – Canada Toll Free: 866-997-4948
Website: http://www.marketresearchreports.biz/
Blog: http://mrrfocuseconomics.blogspot.com/
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