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Research and Markets ( http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c73464 ) has announced the addition of Nanotechnologies for Sustainable Energy: Reducing Carbon Emissions Through Clean Technologies and Renewable Energy Sources to their offering.
Nanotechnology to Be a Key Factor in the Quest for Sustainable Energy
DUBLIN, Ireland | Posted on November 3rd, 2007
"Nanotechnologies for Sustainable Energy: Reducing Carbon Emissions Through Clean Technologies and Renewable Energy Sources" examines the impact of nanotechnology on the quest for sustainable energy.
Through a detailed analysis of technologies both currently available and under development the report concludes that
- The major near-term benefit of nanotechnologies will be in reducing weight in the transportation sector with nanocomposite materials quickly diffusing across the automotive and aerospace industries
- Over the next seven years, highest growth opportunities will come from the application of nanomaterials to making better use of existing resources rather than generating new forms of renewable energy
- Highest growth rates will be in the development of renewable energy sources while the materials sector is already crowded
- Current applications of nanotechnologies will result in a global annual saving of 8 thousand tons of carbon dioxide in 2007, rising to over a million tons by 2014.
CONTENTS:
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
MARKET FORECAST FOR NANOTECHNOLOGY APPLICATIONS IN SUSTAINABLE ENERGY
INTRODUCTION
NANOTECHNOLOGY APPLICATIONS FOR SUSTAINABLE ENERGY
REDUCING CO2 EMISSIONS IN THE TRANSPORTATION AND AUTOMOTIVE SECTOR
REDUCING CO2 EMISSIONS IN THE PORTABLE ELECTRONICS SECTOR
REDUCING CO2 EMISSIONS IN RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL USE
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