Post Li-ion Battery R&D Trends Report 2017: Sodium-ion Battery is the Most Viable Alternative for Lithium Ion Battery in the Near Future

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Sep 20, 2017, 07:45 ET

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The "Post Li-ion Battery R&D Trends" report has been added to Research and Markets' offering.

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.

Key Topics Covered:

1.0 Executive Summary

Collaborative Efforts to Address Trifecta Issues of Batteries
Technology Readiness Level

2.0 Technology Snapshot

Lithium Sulfur Battery Already in the Demo Phase
Research Efforts Huge in All Continents
Material Producers Companies Mostly From Europe
Cell Manufacturer Segment Dominated by Start-Ups
Battery Assembler are from Various Continents
Lithium Air Battery Already in Laboratory Demo Stage
Priorities for R&D are to Proof the Battery is Technologically Viable
Start-ups Concentrated in the US
Efforts from Tier 1 Companies Mostly from Automotive OEM
Sodium-ion Battery has the Highest Number of Published Papers
R&D Dominated by Large Corporations
Major Efforts for R&D are From Chemical Producers
Sodium Air Still in Lab Testing Stage
Innovation Process Dominated by Academia
Very Few Companies Involved in the R&D
Aluminum-ion Battery Still in Its Infancy
Domination by Academia from NA and Asia
Academician are the Main R&D Force for Aluminum-ion Battery
Most Economical Battery among Batteries
Domination by Academician from NA and Asia
Very Few Stakeholders Involved in Aluminum Air Battery

3.0 Growth Opportunities Analysis

Overview of Analytical Tools
Analytical Hierarchy Process (AHP)-based Technology Roadmap
AHP Level 1 Sub-Criteria-Priority Values
AHP-Final Priority Values
Sodium-ion Battery Has the Highest Impact among All Alternatives
Air-based Batteries are Still Far from Commercialization
Visibility Analysis
Hype Period Starts Between 2013 To 2015
Asia Dominating the Patent Filings
US-based Patents Received High Forward Citation
Lithium Air Has the Highest Patent Annual Growth
Patents that Received High Forward Citation (Mostly Filed in 2011)
China Patent Office Dominates Patent Filings
Medium- to Low-impact of Patents for Sodium-ion Battery
No Patent Filed in Europe
Low- to Medium-impact Patents for Sodium Air Battery
University Cornell Pioneer in Patent Filings for Aluminum-ion Battery
Only 1 Forward Citation Received
Companies Dominate Patent Filings
Only Medium and Low Impact for Key Patents
Material Science is the Main Pillar for Advanced Batteries

4.0 Key Industry Contacts

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