NanoMarkets has just announced the addition of a new report to its publication scheduled titled, “Next-Generation Smart Windows: Materials and Markets: 2011” that will be released March 23rd. Additional details about the report are available at www.nanomarkets.net. The report is available through March 21st at special pre-publication pricing.
NanoMarkets LC, an established industry analyst firm covering the coatings space, has just released a new report identifying the opportunities for smart coatings over the coming eight years. According to NanoMarkets, sales of smart coatings are expected to grow from around $230 million ($US) this year to reach $1.3 billion in 2016, reaching $3.0 billion by 2018. NanoMarkets sees this growth as providing significant opportunities for firms in specialty chemicals, building materials, medical devices, and electronics.
NanoMarkets Issues New Forecasts of CIGS Market, Sees $3.7 billion ($US) Opportunity in 2016
NanoMarkets has just issued a new report that addresses the business case for transparent conductor alternatives to indium tin oxide, (ITO). NanoMarkets pegs the total transparent conductor market at slightly over $3 billion ($US) in revenues in 2011 and growing to over $10 billion in 2018. The market for alternatives to ITO will be worth almost $1.9 billion at that same time.
Industry analyst firm NanoMarkets has added a new report to its portfolio titled “CIGS Photovoltaics Market Opportunities 2011.” The report is scheduled to release the week of February 28, 2011 and continues the firm’s coverage of thin-film photovoltaic markets that dates back to early 2006. Additional details about the report are available at http://www.nanomarkets.net. The report is available on the NanoMarkets website at prepublication rates through February 28, 2011.
NanoMarkets has added a new report to its portfolio titled “Smart Coatings Markets –2011.” The report is scheduled to release the week of February 14, 2011 and addresses the growing market potential that “smart coatings” promises to deliver to coatings and materials suppliers as well as companies within the energy, medical device, automotive, building products and military application markets.
NanoMarkets today announced that the firm will release a new report titled, “The Business Case for Indium Tin Oxide and Alternative Transparent Conductors” the week of February 15th of 2011. The report follows other recently released NanoMarkets reports that have addressed the market for indium tin oxide (ITO) and alternatives and the market opportunities for transparent conductors in OLEDs, photovoltaics and displays. Details of NanoMarkets’ unique and industry leading coverage of the transparent conductor market are available at www.nanomarkets.net.
NanoMarkets today announced the release of its newest report addressing the market for transparent conductors titled, “Transparent Conductors for Displays, Market Opportunities 2011.” The report states that the display industry will consume $7.3 billion in transparent conductor material by 2017 and that while ITO usage will continue to rise in spite of increasing costs, NanoMarkets does anticipate that ITO alternatives – especially transparent conducting nanomaterials – will see significant opportunities ....
According to a new report from industry analyst firm NanoMarkets, sales of conductive polymers to the electronics industry will reach $1.3 billion ($US) by 2016 as polymer firms diversify away from low-performance materials and look for higher-margin opportunities. NanoMarkets believes that the conductive polymer industry will be able to meet this goal by reducing costs and increasing performance in a number of key electronics and optoelectronics sectors.
Consumption of transparent conductors by the photovoltaics (PV) industry is expected to reach $548 million by 2017, according to a new study by industry analyst firm NanoMarkets. The report, “Transparent Conductors in Photovoltaics: Market Opportunities 2011” states that photovoltaics is so far the only application for transparent conductors that has made a wholesale shift away from ITO thus creating a substantial opportunity for suppliers of other transparent conductive oxides.
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