Harnessing a carbon removal titan; Challenges for the chemical recycling market; 880 million Liters of coolant fluids for EVs by 2035; and more

EV Thermal Management Fluid Demand Exceeds 880 Million Liters by 2035

Electric vehicles, much like combustion vehicles, require a suite of fluids to operate. With a strongly growing EV market, we are seeing a large opportunity for not just fluid suppliers but also fluid additives and fluid handling component suppliers.

Find out more including where each fluid is used, what is changing, and which key trends are increasing demand.

Three Ways the Ocean Can Become a Carbon Removal Titan

Every year, our oceans absorb 11-15 gigatonnes of CO2 as part of the Earth's natural carbon cycle. What if the power of this immense marine carbon sink could be harnessed even further?

Our analyst outlines the three most promising ocean-based carbon dioxide removal methods.

View our recent webinar 'Carbon Credit Markets: The Rise of Durable, Engineered Carbon Dioxide Removal Technologies' on-demand.

The Future of the Pyrolysis Market in Light of a Changing Regulatory Landscape

The mounting global plastic waste crisis has compelled scientists and engineers to seek novel solutions. The pyrolysis of plastic waste has emerged as a significant contender, but with broader environmental, economic, and technical concerns to consider, what does the future look like for this chemical recycling technology?

Learn more about the technological advancements, environmental impact, and regulatory challenges for plastic pyrolysis.

The Components Enabling the Growing Automotive LiDAR Market

Automotive autonomy has triggered enormous interest in LiDAR, with the LiDAR market for automotive applications set to grow to US$9.5 billion by 2034. LiDAR components are crucial to enable precise scanning, detection, sensing, and perception.

Our analyst shares more about the various component functionalities and the latest developments shaping the LiDAR landscape.

Bright Future for Quantum Dots

The use of quantum dots in displays has made it to high-quality prototypes amongst established tech companies like Samsung, Sharp, and TCL, with IDTechEx predicting the global quantum dot (QD) material market to reach US$550 million by 2034.

Find out more about EL-QD, the promising display technology utilizing the electroluminescence of quantum dots.

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