Search results for: 'Ion Selective Electrode Market 2019'

Lithium-ion batteries (LIBs) have been an integral part of energy storage systems, but their manufacture depends on rare earth metals, such as cobalt and nickel, sourced from countries that are subject to humanitarian crises and illegal mining practices. There is also a concentration of resources in selected locations, such as China, for LIBs. The ...

The continued growth of the lithium-ion (Li-ion) battery market hinges on the implementation of robust safety measures. Li-ion battery manufacturers, in strict compliance with industry regulations, are trying to mitigate the potential for critical incidents such as thermal runaway, fires, or explosions. Battery safety is shaping the future of the L...

Stationary lithium-ion systems are key components of the energy storage architecture, which fulfill energy storage requirements for utilities, residential, and commercial customers. The global growth of renewable energy installations has increased intermittent energy production, creating an unbalanced grid. This has led to a demand for energy stora...

The worldwide demand for batteries is on the rise, primarily propelled by the urgency to combat climate change through mobility electrification and energy transition. In addition, significant growth in consumer electronics, such as wearables and Bluetooth earphones, will further propel the Lithium-ion (Li-ion) battery materials market. The move fro...

26 Jun 2023  |  Global  |  Technology Research

Emerging Technology Innovations in Sodium-ion Batteries

A Lower Levelized Cost of Storage and Enhanced Safety Characteristics Drive Sodium-ion Batteries Toward Successful Commercialization

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The world requires more energy storage solutions for a vast range of applications—electric mobility, on-grid and off-grid stationary energy storage, consumer electronics, and data centers, among others. Lithium-ion batteries, currently the most widespread energy storage technology, face many issues that novel energy storage technologies must overco...

05 May 2025  |  Global  |  Technology Research

Advanced Anode Materials for High-capacity Lithium-ion Batteries—Silicon, Graphene, and Beyond: Performance, Value Chain Analysis, and Growth Opportunities, 2024–2030

Advanced Anode Materials are Revolutionizing the Fundamentals of the Lithium-ion Battery Industry

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The global shift to sustainability requires a strong focus on electrification and energy storage to decarbonize various sectors that rely on batteries for both mobility and stationary storage applications. These sectors include electric vehicles, water transportation, electric aviation, consumer electronics, power backup systems, and large-scale gr...

26 Mar 2025  |  Global  |  Technology Research

Safety Innovations in Lithium-ion Battery Technology: Growth Opportunities, 2025–2030

Revolutionary advancements in fire-resistant materials, thermal management, and failure analysis are enhancing the safety of lithium-ion batteries.

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Lithium-ion batteries (LiB) are seeing an increased number of innovations to cater to the demand of safer battery technologies. These innovations aim at decreasing the risk of fire, enhance reliability and longevity, and ensure usability for multiple use-cases. Battery developers and manufacturers are focused on creating fire-resistant materials an...

The global lithium-ion battery materials market is in the growth stage, with many companies offering a wide range of products and materials. Developments are happening in the areas of next-gen materials, supply chain diversification and optimization, partnerships and collaborations, and recycling initiatives. It is becoming imperative for companies...

Specific energy density, safety and cost. These are three main issues that post lithium ion to address. Post lithium ion batteries theoretically have at least double specific density compared to lithium ion battery. In term of safety, the post lithium ion battery theoretically should have better safety due to less reactivity of elements.