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…electronic systems. Hence there is huge room to improve, including through improved cables, improved transceivers, more sensitive photo-diodes, greater frequencies, greater multiplexing. Overall the energy consumption of a fiber optic…
…there is greater upside in STATCOMs (note here). What opportunities? Leading companies are profiled on pages 16-17, based on reviewing patents, and include the usual suspects in power-electronic capital goods….
…The data-file contains our estimates for the typical power consumption (in Watts) for 30 types of electronic devices, such as Air Conditioners, Ceiling fans, Chargers, Clothes Dryers, Coffee-machines, Computers, Dishwashers,…
This data-file models the economics of electric vehicle chargers. First, we disaggregate costs of different charger types across materials, electronic components, labor, permitting, fees, opex and maintenance (below). $599.00 – Purchase Checkout…
…Five of the top six companies by market share are diversified electronic giants (Emerson, Honeywell, LG, etc). Pure play heat pump companies are also discussed in the data-file. The work…
…2030 and 5x by 2040. But this creates bottlenecks, including for seven materials; and requires >$1trn pa of additional power grid capex plus $1trn pa of power electronics capex. $499.00 – Purchase…
…in the demand for batteries, for lithium and high-quality power electronics, especially if batteries are to backstop renewables. $499.00 – Purchase Checkout Added to cart Battery degradation matters. Small changes in battery…
…to backstopping short-term wind and solar volatility, and their deployment will gradually surprise to the upside, in combination with other power-electronics. $339.00 – Purchase Checkout Added to cart The motivation for this…
…pa degradation rates would raise green hydrogen costs by $1/kg. Avoiding degradation justifies higher capex, especially on power-electronics and even batteries? $499.00 – Purchase Checkout Added to cart The second-by-second output from…
…power converters’ electrical efficiency, which will typically be around 95%. Losses are higher at low loads. We think there will be upside for increasingly high-quality and efficient power electronics as…