Search results for: 'wellness micro'

The COVID-19 pandemic has placed a greater emphasis on a safe environment and exacerbated the need for more convenience in daily activities. The automotive industry has aligned itself with this trend, focusing on solutions and systems that enhance the safety and comfort of drivers and passengers. This study aims to support automakers and allied ind...

In order to achieve the target of 20 per cent energy savings by 2020, the EU needs to augment its efforts on energy efficiency measures especially in the residential sector, which contributes to 27 per cent of total EU energy consumption. MicroCHP is the next generation solution with high efficiency, and is a replacement option for millions of boi...

The need to improve plant efficiency and comply with energy regulations characterizes the micro electric drives market in Europe. This research service provides insights and a holistic analysis; with a detailed end-user analysis; of this market; keeping the markets current landscape in mind. The research analyses various drivers and restraints per...

The European micro CHP market is in the initial stages of development. Several thousands of internal combustion engine-based micro CHP units have been sold in Germany alone and new markets are being targeted in Austria, Italy, the United Kingdom and the Benelux countries. There is an initial market for external combustion engine-based micro CHP uni...

Consumer research study focussing on European consumer perceptions, attitudes and willingness to pay for health wellness and wellbeing in cars. Sample of 3,000 consumers across Europe

This study presents a strategic analysis of the European microcar market. It introduces the microcar segment comprising of the quadricycles and Sub-A. In addition to an overview of microcar OEM, market size and key models line-up, this study also presents the market drivers, restraints and industry challenges. Furthermore, it draws top level compar...

Slovakia sits at the heart of the European energy network, with connections to Poland, Ukraine, Hungary and the Czech Republic. Slovakia generates 71.4% of its electricity from nuclear and hydropower. With the new nuclear units under construction, export potential is likely to exist, but this is expected in the long-term. Slovakia’s hydropower cap...

In the future, 81% of the UK population will be living in urban areas. There will be 200 million connected devices, and 1 in 4 British citizens will shop online, representing the highest per capita number in the world. In addition, people over the age of 65 will represent 20% of the population and constitute one of the largest consumer groups with ...

Turkey is one of the biggest manufacturing bases in Europe for connected vehicles (CVs), particularly truck and bus production. The country’s strategic position appeals to global automotive companies in terms of founding a production plant and the advantages of relatively cheap labor and beneficial logistics when moving products to their final dest...