Analysis of the Global Advanced Lead Acid (ALA) Batteries Market

Description

Lead acid (LA) chemistry is one of the oldest, and commercially most well-established, battery technologies. In the past 15–20 years, LA batteries have faced increasing competition from “advanced” battery technologies, perhaps most importantly from lithium ion. In response, the LA battery industry has invested significant R&D resources to improve the technology’s performance and make it more competitive. This study assesses some of the main developments in ALA battery technologies and considers the threat ALA batteries pose to lithium ion batteries. The base year is 2013 and the forecast period ends in 2030.

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Analysis of the Global Advanced Lead Acid (ALA) Batteries Market

Executive Summary

Key Findings
Context of Study
Context of Study (continued)
Scope of Study
Scope of Study(continued)
Key Definitions
Dashboard of Key Results and Conclusions
Dashboard of Key Results and Conclusions (continued)
Key Results and Conclusions—Discussion
Key Results and Conclusions—Discussion
Current Development Status by Technology
Summary of Technical Specifications by Technology—Current Level
Summary of Technical Specifications by Technology—Projected Level to 2030
Matrix of Technology Suitability by Application

Technology Scope of Study

Introduction to VRLA Batteries—Explanation of Basic Principles
Development and Commercialization History—VRLA-AGM and Gel
Overview of the Technology—VRLA-AGM and Gel
Development Status—Current Status of VRLA-AGM
Notable Partnerships—VRLA-AGM
Technical Evaluation vs. Defined Specifications—VRLA-AGM
Advantages, Disadvantages, and Barriers—VRLA-AGM
Overview of the Technology—VRLA-gel
Development Status—Current Status of VRLA-gel
Technical Evaluation vs. Defined Specifications—VRLA-gel
Advantages, Disadvantages, and Barriers—VRLA-gel
Key Participant Profiles—VRLA: East Penn Manufacturing
Key Participant Profiles—VRLA: EnerSys
Key Participant Profiles—VRLA: Exide Technologies
Key Participant Profiles—VRLA: FIAMM
Key Participant Profiles—VRLA: GS Yuasa
Key Participant Profiles—VRLA: Johnson Controls
Key Participant Profiles—VRLA: Tianjin Lantian Power Sources Company
Key Participant Profiles—VRLA: Trojan, Battery Company
Key Participant Profiles—VRLA
Overview of the Technology—Enhanced Flooded
Development and Commercialization History—Enhanced Flooded
Development Status—Current Status of Enhanced Flooded
Key Participant Profiles—Enhanced Flooded: Banner Battery
Key Participant Profiles—Enhanced Flooded:Bosch
Key Participant Profiles—Enhanced Flooded:Moll Batteries
Key Participant Profiles—Enhanced Flooded
Notable Partnerships—Enhanced Flooded
Technical Evaluation vs. Defined Specifications—Enhanced Flooded
Advantages, Disadvantages, and Barriers—Enhanced Flooded
Overview of the Technology—LC (VRLA or Flooded; Some are Hybrid Battery-ultracapacitors)
Development and Commercialization History—LC
Development Status—Current Status of LC
Key Participant Profiles—LC:Advanced Lead Acid Battery Consortium (ALABC)
Key Participant Profiles—LC:AXION POWER
Key Participant Profiles—LC: Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization (CSIRO)
Key Participant Profiles—LC: Firefly International Energy
Key Participant Profiles—LC:Furukawa Battery
Key Participant Profiles—LC
Notable Partnerships—LC
Notable Partnerships—LC (continued)
Technical Evaluation vs. Defined Specifications—LC
Advantages, Disadvantages, and Barriers—LC
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Analysis of the Global Advanced Lead Acid (ALA) Batteries Market

Technological Evaluation and Assessment of the Threat ALA Batteries Pose to Lithium Ion Batteries