Global Multi-Billion Li-ion Batteries Market to 2028

DUBLIN, October 20, 2017 /PRNewswire/ --

The "Li-ion Batteries 2018-2028" report has been added to Research and Markets' offering

EVs will turn into a $730B market by 2027, and many steps in the new value chain are up for grabs. Because of this (and to curb urban pollution),

China has set up a regulatory framework from which new automotive giants like BYD, SAIC, and Microvast are emerging; the US relies on the entrepreneurship of visionaries like Elon Musk and its Tesla venture; Japan is still home to the best-selling EV brands like Toyota and Nissan; Europe, on the other hand, is heavily reconsidering its diesel-friendly policies, by pivoting around EVs and trying to retain its tradition in automotive products.

Within this grand scheme, LIBs play a central role, since they can make up to 50% of the total cost of an electric vehicle. Gigafactories and megafactories are being planned and built around the globe to satisfy an ever-growing market demand. At the same time, mining companies are working around the clock to expand capacity for a few key minerals, like lithium, cobalt, and graphite.

The signature 10-year forecast runs from 2018 to 2028. The forecasts include battery deployment figures in GWh, millions of units, and market value ($B). An unparalleled level of granularity is offered by splitting LIBs over 43 EV categories (land, sea, and air EVs), as well as drones, consumer electronics, wearables, and stationary storage. The LIB market for EVs alone is predicted to reach $125B by 2028.

Key Topics Covered:

1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Li-ion batteries revolutionise energy availability
Why does battery innovation matter?
LIB cell cost ($/kWh) forecasts
The world is building Gigafactories
LIB market forecasts 2018-2028 ($B/year)
LIB standard chemistries in 2018, 2023, and 2028
List of industry events mentioned in this report

2. INTRODUCTION
What's the big deal with batteries?
Words from Venkat Srinivasan, scientist at Argonne National Labs

3. LI-ION BASICS
What is a battery?
Energy density in context
What is a Li-ion battery (LIB)?
Safety

4. LI-ION RAW MATERIALS
Batteries and thermodynamics
Lithium is not the only element in Li-ion batteries
Raw materials at AABC Europe 2017
Lithium
Graphite
Cobalt
Nickel
Copper
Aluminum
Silicon
Raw materials recap

5. LI-ION ELECTRODE MATERIALS
A family tree of batteries - Lithium-based
Anode materials
Cathode materials
Increasing energy density
Inactive materials
Separators
Current collectors
Binders
Solvents
Conductive additives
Electrolytes, salts, and additives
Solid-state electrolytes
Current Li-ion vs. future Li-ion

6. LI-ION MANUFACTURING
What sets the battery industry apart
Differences between cell, module, and pack
EV supply chain - not just electrochemistry
LIB manufacturing system
The LIB manufacturing world
The Gigafactories
The Megafactories
Post Li-ion technologies
What sets Europe apart
A map of European Li-ion (and post Li-ion) factories

7. LIST OF OVER 140 LI-ION MANUFACTURERS WORLDWIDE AND STATISTICS
Methodology
Top LIB producers in 2016 and public announcements
Geographical distribution
Cathode and anode choices
Cathode preferences by country of manufacturing
Cathode choice vs. company size and output
Cell format
LIB markets - geographical focus

8. APPLICATIONS
Overview
EV market - automotive
Automotive companies at AABC Europe 2017
Automotive companies at Battery Japan 2017
EV market - marine and aircraft
Stationary storage (BESS)
Other markets
Wearables
Internet of Things

9. LI-ION BECOMES THIN, FLEXIBLE, STRETCHABLE
Future trends in battery for consumer electronics
Flexibility: Big giants' growing interest
Thinness is still required for now and future
Slim consumer electronics
New market: Thin batteries can help to increase the total capacity
Will modular phones be the direction of the future?
Comparison of a flexible LIB with a traditional one
Lithium-polymer flexible cells
Developers

10. BEYOND LI-ION TECHNOLOGIES
Is Li-ion the silver bullet of batteries?
The innovation cycle
Li-ion vs. future Li-ion vs. beyond Li-ion
There are several avenues to better batteries
What is the future battery technology?

11. BENCHMARK OF LI-ION VS. OTHER TECHNOLOGIES
A family tree of batteries - Li-ion
A family tree of batteries - Non-Li-ion
Benchmarking of theoretical battery performance
Benchmarking of practical battery performance
Battery technology benchmark - Comparison chart
Battery technology benchmark - open challenges

12. MARKET FORECASTS
LIB market trends 2018-2028
Market size by GWh/year
Market size in units/year
Market size in $B/year

13. COMPANY PROFILES

• 3M Battery Materials
• A123 Systems
• AUDI
• Aerosense
• Airbus Group Innovations Singapore
• Ashland
• BASF Battery Materials
• BMW
• BMZ
• BYD
• Blue Solutions/Bollor
• Boston Power
• CATL
• Contemporary Amperex Tech Ltd (CATL)
• EDF
• Electrovaya
• FDK Corporation
• Faradion
• Ford Motors
• Guoxuan
• Huizhou Markyn
• Jaguar
• LG Chem
• Leclanch
• Leeds University UK
• Lithops
• Mercedes Benz
• Microvast
• NEC
• Nabaltec AG
• Nano-Nouvelle
• Nissan
• Northvolt (formerly SGF Energy)
• OXIS Energy Ltd
• Opel
• Oxis Energy
• Panasonic in Europe?
• PolyPlus Battery Company
• QinetiQ
• SDI
• Samsung
• Semiconductor Energy Laboratory
• Showa Denko Packaging
• SolidEnergy Systems
• Solvay
• StoreDot
• Suzuki
• Tadiran Batteries
• TankTwo
• TerraE
• Tesla Energy
• Tesla, Inc.
• Thinking small has advantages and disadvantages
• Toyota
• Toyota Central R&D Labs, Inc.
• Ulsan National IST
• Umicore Rechargeable Battery Materials
• Varta Microbattery
• Volkswagen
• Volvo
• Xalt Energy
• Zeon

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