The "Vanadium Compounds in Emerging Electronics, Electrics, Cooling: Markets, Technologies 2024-2044" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.
A comprehensive analysis predicts a monumental growth trajectory for vanadium-based technologies across diverse sectors. The substance, integral to modern energy storage solutions, exhibits potential for dramatic expansion – with an impressive eight-fold increase in market value forecasted. Vanadium compounds, especially in their solid state, are poised to enhance a myriad of applications, from advanced battery systems to smart cooling and heat prevention technologies.
Expanding Markets for Vanadium Compounds
The rapid evolution of energy storage systems marks a significant chapter in vanadium compounds' unfolding narrative. Initially established within the domain of redox flow batteries, vanadium's role is expanding as researchers and technological pioneers explore novel formulations and morphologies. This research underpins the development of a spectrum of vanadium-based materials, such as MXenes, graphene composites, and hollow nanospheres – each with unique properties catering to specific industrial needs.
Intersection of Vanadium and Energy Storage
Energy storage represents a substantial segment for vanadium utilisation, with the report delving into granular analysis across various storage technologies. Supercapacitors, pseudocapacitors, and battery-supercapacitor hybrids are emerging as groundbreaking fields, leveraging vanadium's electrochemical proficiency. There is a discernible upsurge in scholarly and commercial focus on these areas, signifying their potential impact on the energy sector.
Vanadium's Role in other Energy Storage Forms
In-depth research also extends to next-generation battery technologies incorporating vanadium, scrutinizing the sparse interest and active research in alternative ion-batteries like aluminum-ion and magnesium-ion. Among these, certain variants show promise due to a surge in research and mounting commercial attention towards vanadium-based solutions, indicating a divergence in market prospects.
Cooling and Smart Windows: The Next Frontier
Addressing the pressing issue of global warming and increased cooling requirements, vanadium compounds are revealed as key players in solid-state cooling and smart windows – a multi-faceted market opportunity. The report examines the competitive landscape, identifies leading opportunities for vanadium applications, and presents deep analysis derived from the latest studies.
Broader Applications and Technological Integration
Venturing beyond energy storage and cooling, vanadium compounds are making strides in various electrics and electronics applications. Solar panels, non-volatile memory technologies, and sensors are among the many domains where vanadium's unique properties are being harnessed. The report provides illuminating insights into these burgeoning fields, backed by a comprehensive review of recent research and industrial trends.
Report Attributes and Insights
The research aggregates a wealth of data, including a vast array of vanadium-related studies, company profiles, forecasts, and strategic appraisals. In sum, these insights frame a robust overview of the evolving landscape – marking vanadium as a pivotal element in the technological transformations of the next two decades.
Key Topics Covered:
1. Executive summary and conclusions
1.1 Purpose of this report
1.2 Methodology of this analysis
1.3 Primary conclusions
1.4 Results of this research and market study by six device sectors and SWOT appraisal
1.5 Primary focus by application of 460 vanadium compound research papers examined for electrics and electronics
1.6 Primary focus by vanadium compound of research papers examined beyond RFB
1.7 Research focus of vanadium compounds for ion batteries
1.8 Research focus of vanadium compounds for supercapacitors and variants
1.9 Research focus of vanadium compounds for solid state cooling, heat prevention and smart windows:
1.10 Research focus of vanadium compounds for other purposes:
1.11 Market forecasts in 58 forecast lines 2024-2044
1.12 Forecasts for equipment targeted for adoption of vanadium compounds
2. Vanadium compound formulations morphologies and formats becoming important in electronic, electric and thermal applications
2.1 Overview
2.2 Liquid vanadium compounds in different oxidation states
2.3 The most promising solid vanadium compound structures
2.4 Advances in fabrication by format
3. Vanadium compounds in future 6G Communications, terahertz electronics, metamaterials, metasurfaces, metadevices
3.1 Overview
3.2 SWOT appraisal of 6G Communications as currently understood
3.3 Competitive position of vanadium compounds in 6G Communications development
3.4 The priority of vanadium compounds in 6G research
3.5 Vanadium compounds and the Terahertz Gap
3.6 Research pipeline analysis of vanadium compounds for 6G, THz and metasurfaces
4. Vanadium compounds in future supercapacitors, pseudocapacitors, Li-ion capacitors and other battery supercapacitor hybrids BSH
4.1 General introduction - appropriate needs and technology choices
4.2 Three SWOT appraisals of supercapacitors and their variants
4.3 Strategies for improving supercapacitors and their variants
4.4 Where vanadium compounds come in
4.5 Analysis of vanadium-related research pipeline for supercapacitors in 2024
4.6 Analysis of vanadium-related research pipeline for supercapacitors in 2023 and earlier
4.7 Understanding pseudocapacitance and its optimisation in pseudocapacitors
4.8 Analysis of vanadium-related research pipeline for pseudocapacitors in 2024
4.9 Understanding battery-supercapacitor hybrids (hybrid-ion capacitors, asymmetric supercapacitors
4.10 Analysis of vanadium-related BSH research pipeline in 2024
4.11 Analysis of vanadium-related BSH research pipeline in 2023 and earlier
5. Vanadium compounds in future regular and hybrid redox flow batteries
5.1 Overview
5.2 Basic RFB hardware design and latest vanadium-related research
5.4 Latest commercial trends with vanadium RFB vs alternatives
5.5 48 RFB and RFB vanadium manufacturers compared in 8 columns: name, brand, technology, tech. readiness, beyond grid focus, LDES focus, comment (90 pages)
6. Vanadium compounds in future aluminium-ion. ammonium-ion, calcium-ion, iron-ion lithium-ion, magnesium-ion, potassium-ion, sodium-ion and zinc ion batteries
6.1 Overview
6.2 Vanadium compounds in recent ion battery research
6.3 Number of important research papers on vanadium compounds by battery chemistry
6.4 The vanadium oxide toolkit for ion batteries
6.5 Vanadium compounds in aluminium-ion battery research
6.6 Vanadium compounds in ammonium-ion battery research
6.7 Vanadium compounds in calcium-ion battery research
6.8 Vanadium compounds in iron-ion battery research
6.9 Vanadium compounds in lithium-ion battery research
6.10 Vanadium compounds in magnesium-ion battery research
6.11 Vanadium compounds in potassium-ion battery research
6.12 Vanadium compounds in sodium-ion battery research
6.13 Vanadium compounds in zinc-ion battery research
7. Vanadium compounds in future solid-state cooling, heat prevention, and smart windows
7.1 Overlapping topics
7.2 Research analysis as an indicator of future vanadium compound demand
7.2.1 Analysis of vanadium compounds researched for solid state cooling, heat prevention and smart windows
7.2.2 Analysis of vanadium compounds research papers on these topics by application
7.3 The cooling toolkit
7.4 Report on the overall subject of solid-state cooling materials and devices
7.5 Vanadium compounds for solid state cooling
7.6 Undesirable materials widely used and proposed: this is an opportunity for you
7.7 Vanadium compounds in research for smart windows and heat prevention
7.8 Analysis of vanadium-related research pipeline in 2024
7.9 Analysis of vanadium-related research pipeline in 2023 and earlier
8. Other applications of vanadium compounds in electronics and electrics
8.1 Overview
8.2 Actuators and MEMS mirrors
8.3 Data storage and processing: transistors, diodes, memory, memristors, switches, other
8.4 Holography, electro-optics, electronic camouflage, zoom lenses, encryption etc.
8.5 Photovoltaics, solar cells, photodetectors
8.6 Sensors
Companies Featured
- Agora Energy Technologies
- Allegro Energy
- Ambri
- Aowei
- BASF
- Beijing Herui Energy Storage
- Bryte Batteries
- Caldera
- Cavern Energy
- CellCube (Enerox)
- Ceres
- CERQ (Jena Batteries)
- Cheesecake Energy
- China CEC
- CMBlu
- Corre Energy
- Cougar Creek Technologies
- Echogen
- EDF bought Pivot Power
- Elestor
- Enervenue
- EOS
- ESS
- Everflow Energy
- eZinc
- Form Energy
- Green Energy Storage
- Greencap
- H2
- HBIS
- Hubei Lvdong
- Hunan Huifeng High Tech Energy
- HydraRedox
- Hydrostor
- Invinity Energy Systems
- Jolt Energy Storage Solutions
- Kemiwatt
- Korid Energy / AVESS
- Kurt Energy
- Largo Inc
- LE System
- LICAP
- Lockheed Martin
- Maxwell Technologies
- Mine Storage
- Mitsubishi
- nanoFlowcell
- NGK
- Noon Energy
- Pinflow
- Primus Power
- Prolox
- Quidnet Energy
- Quino Energy
- Redflow
- RFC Power
- Rhongke Power
- Salgenix
- Shanghai Electric Energy Storage
- Shmid
- Skeleton Technologies
- SPEL
- State Power Investment Corp.
- Storelectric
- StorEn Technologies
- Storion Energy
- StorTera
- Stryten Energy
- Sumitomo Electric
- Suntien
- Swanbarton
- Synchrostor
- VFlowTech
- Vionx Energy
- VizBlue
- ViZn Energy/ EnSync
- VLiquid
- Voith
- Volterion
- VoltStorage
- VRB Energy
- WattJoule
- WeView
- Yinfeng New Energy
- Zhiguang
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