According to the CXO,s working in the smart grid analytics industry, the market is predicted to witness a substantial growth of above 10% during the years 2020-2026. Due to the increasing demand for smart grid analytics, the market is expected to develop over USD 2,300 million until 2026. In 2019, the market was accounted for USD 1,150 million.
Innovation is constantly changing the world around us and the dynamic development of technology is accelerating this process. Wanting to set the newest trends in the Industry 4.0 sector, A4BEE Architects for Business (A4BEE) and YASKAWA have formed a research and development partnership in the area of new technology implementation within the industrial sector.
Neither A4BEE nor Yaskawa are novices when it comes to innovation. A4BEE has a branch of the company specifically dedicated to R&D - A4BEE Digital Lab - whose daily tasks centre around exploring innovative technologies, prototyping smart devices and solving research problems. Meanwhile Yaskawa, for the 5th time in a row, has found itself on the list of the world s top 100 most innovative companies [Derwent Top 100 Global Innovators}. The partnership formed between A4BEE, a start-up, and Yaskawa, a company with a 100 year history, is not a one-off with the world of business. Enterprises, while looking towards the future, do no
Wide-ranging interviews with CXO s of the major companies operating in the global waste to energy market, the primary research concludes that the global waste to energy market to witness a substantial growth of nearly 7.2 % over the forecast period. On the basis of the technology segment, thermal WTE technology dominated the global waste to energy market in 2019. The thermal technology market is also expected to exhibit the highest growth rate over the forecast period.
Is Automotive Ready for Hydrogen?
Mats W Lundberg, Head of Sustainability | Sandvik
With global sustainability legislations shifting the automotive market away from combustion engines, you’ve probably heard somebody utter “my next car will be electric”. If you haven’t, it’s likely you will soon. However, one fuel source doesn’t fit all. Making the green shift in the automotive market will require other sustainable fuel sources. Here Mats W Lundberg, head of sustainability at Sandvik, maps out the road towards hydrogen fuel.
The move away from petrol, diesel and hybrid cars can seem like a shifting target. Despite deadlines for the ban on such vehicles varying by country, we can be sure that global change is happening and soon. Automakers and drivers alike will need to adjust to a more sustainable future, but how can you decide which resource will power your vehicle?