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Flame retardants (FRs) are chemical additives deployed to mitigate flame propagation in various sectors, including construction, wire & cable, transportation, and electrical & electronics. Regional regulations and standards set by different end-use industries significantly impact the FR industry. Moreover, a global increase in high-rise fires highl...

Advancements in sensor technologies for environmental monitoring, improved navigation, object detection and collision avoidance, image processing algorithms, and machine vision have created opportunities for marine shipping companies to integrate a wide range of solutions for autonomous vessels. Sensors are expected to be pivotal in development of...

As the pace of digitization accelerates the shipping industry globally is also adopting technologies such as AI to make their processes more efficient and reduce costs. Governments across the world have also made efforts to support the development and deployment of innovative technologies and have launched multiple initiatives to promote cross bord...

This study focuses on track and trace solutions used in the container shipping industry, specifically dry and reefer containers. Track and trace solutions are used to track (identify location and history) shipments throughout the entire supply chain, from supplier to consumer, using radio frequency identification (RFID), GPS tracking, and/or barcod...

05 Jul 2019  |  Global  |  Market Research

Global Flame Retardants Market, Forecast to 2025

Increasingly Stringent Regulations and Tightening Standards to Drive Demand

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Steady economic growth, increasing urbanization, rising disposable income, and rapid proliferation of eCommerce have augured well for growth in the demand for automotive and consumer products, including appliances and electronic goods. Stringent regulations and rigorous standards pertaining to the environment, energy consumption, and health and saf...

Container trade volume accounted for nearly 15% of global seaborne trade, with throughput estimated at 801 million TEUs in 2019. Mid-sized and smaller vessels serve as the backbone for most of the trade lanes due to their operational flexibility. The unprecedented global COVID-19 pandemic crisis has hammered the trade flow worldwide and allowed the...

The rapid rise of electric vehicles (EVs) is intensifying the need for a robust, accessible charging infrastructure. Enabled by IoT integration, EVs are becoming a smarter alternative to conventional ICE vehicles. Expanding fast-charging stations along highways and at key destinations is critical to alleviating range anxiety, ensuring seamless jour...

Ships and boats require highly specific and durable coatings for application on both above and below waterline components. In this study, these products are collectively referred to as marine coatings. The analysis covers anticorrosion and antifouling marine coatings for new shipbuilding and maintenance activities to evaluate the demand for the gl...

The global shipping industry alone emits approximately 1000 million tones of (CO2) annually according to the International Maritime Organization (IMO) and the European Commission. This level is expected to increase by approximately 50% to 250% by the year 2050. IMO has been framing policies and developing capacity building programs to reduce the e...