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Edge intelligence is the combination of business intelligence and automation that can sense and synthesize massive volumes of data and make decisions close to the data collection point. Applications include collecting, analyzing, and communicating data within the specified ecosystem and making real-time decisions to achieve unprecedented levels of ...

As EVs continue to disrupt the power-mobility ecosystem, the role played by charging solutions in the 2020s will be crucial in how effectively the ecosystem develops. This will more so as utilities, technology solution providers, and major oil and gas firms look to target an area which effectively bridges power and mobility. Although a nascent indu...

20 Feb 2025  |  Global  |  Technology Research

Vehicle-to-Grid in EV Charging Infrastructure, Recent Technological Developments and Growth Opportunities, 2024–2030

Exploring Vehicle-to-Grid Technology Integration, Challenges, and Opportunities

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The traditionally distinct transport and power sectors are increasingly converging through the common element of electric power. As electric vehicle (EV) numbers grow and renewable energy sources gain market share, their integration into the conventional power grid is becoming a technical necessity and a strategic opportunity. Bidirectional energy ...

31 Dec 2018  |  North America  |  Market Research

Commercial Battery Energy Storage Market in Key Markets, Forecast to 2025

With Rising Demand Charges, Rapid Battery Price Reductions, Rampant Technological Innovation and Evolving Business Models, the Global Commercial Battery Storage Market will Exhibit Dramatic Growth Till 2025

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The commercial battery storage market is expected to show enormous growth, rising from $160.4 million in 2017 to $1.6 billion by 2025. Behind-the-meter battery energy storage systems at commercial sites offer attractive benefits such as peak demand charge reduction, back up, peak shaving and using batteries to participate in the local ancillary gri...

14 Oct 2019  |  North America  |  Market Research

Impact of Electric Vehicles on Power Demand, Forecast to 2040—A Perspective on Key Global Growth Markets

With Electric Vehicles (EVs) Set for Transformational Growth, Grid Modernization Initiatives and Disruptive Technologies Will Form the Critical Elements of the EV Power and Utility Ecosystem

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Falling battery prices, stringent emission regulations, rapid increase in public charging stations and innovation in eMobility business models are all drivers for growth in the electrification of transport over the next decade. Although the overall increase in electricity consumption is lower than many people might expect, the proliferation of EVs ...

Quasi-solid-state batteries (QSSBs) are emerging as a promising next-generation lithium battery technology that bridges the gap between conventional lithium-ion batteries (LIBs) and all-solid-state batteries (ASSBs). By integrating a confined liquid electrolyte within a polymer, inorganic, or hybrid solid framework, QSSBs combine the high ionic con...

The 2020s will see last-mile electricity infrastructure undergo some much-needed advancement,which will enhance the overall electricity system. It will become a smarter and a more responsive system, one in which a car could power a home or batteries could power an entire football stadium on match day. The possibilities will increase based on how co...

Growing number of distributed resources including solar and EV charging stations is expected to present significant economic and technical challenges. Over the next 5 years, distributed energy resource management system (DERMS) is expected to be one of the preferred solutions for managing these distributed resources along the grid. This study provi...

With more customers preferring to stay home following the COVID-19 pandemic, they want to make their living spaces multifunctional and efficient. Homes will serve multiple purposes: work, entertainment, relaxation, shared living, and health and wellness. Home ecosystems and service-based models that assist people with everyday tasks will cause a so...