Technology and market perspective for future Value Added Materials

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Chapter 6. Quantitative Value Added Materials market overview .............................................. 55 6.1 VAMs market size and development .............................................................................. 58 6.2 Energy sector ................................................................................................................. 61 6.3 Transport sector ............................................................................................................. 64 6.4 Environment sector ........................................................................................................ 66 6.5 Health sector .................................................................................................................. 68 6.6 Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) sector .......................................... 69 6.7 Other market estimates .................................................................................................. 70 Chapter 7. Potential future technological challenges ................................................................. 71 7.1 Challenges within health, demographic change and wellbeing ...................................... 71 7.2 Challenges in the context of food security and the bio-based economy ........................ 75 7.3 Challenges for secure, clean and efficient energy technologies .................................... 76 7.4 Challenges of smart, green and integrated transport ..................................................... 78 7.5 Challenges in the context of raw materials supply ......................................................... 79 7.6 Challenges within resource efficiency and climate action .............................................. 79 7.7 Technological challenges to solving the issues of secure societies ............................... 80 7.8 Innovation and the European paradox ........................................................................... 80 References ....................................................................................................................................... 82 Study methodology .............................................................................................................................. 85 Annex 1 – Market foresights relevant for Value Added Materials.................................................... 87 Annex 2 – Composition of respondents groups ............................................................................. 118 6
List of tables Table 1: VAMs market share by sector .................................................................................................................... 10 Table 2: Classification of common engineering materials ........................................................................................ 24 Table 3: An overview of top emerging technologies within materials and the research centres working on these in the last decade. ................................................................................................................................ 52 Table 4: Total market sizes for advanced and new materials .................................................................................. 58 Table 5: Size of identified markets where VAMs are applied ................................................................................... 59 Table 6: VAMs market share by sector .................................................................................................................... 59 Table 7: Share of VAM-related technologies in energy markets .............................................................................. 63 Table 8: Share of VAM-related technologies in ICT markets ................................................................................... 70 Table 9: Overview of identified market size values for sectors covered with the study ........................................... 94 Table 10: List of interviewed materials experts ...................................................................................................... 118 Table 11: List of interviewed bank, private equity & venture capital investment specialists .................................. 121 List of figures Figure 1: VAMs as a part of advanced and new materials ....................................................................................... 19 Figure 2: Production concentration of critical raw mineral materials ........................................................................ 35 Figure 3: Investment willingness for VAMs by sector ............................................................................................... 45 Figure 4: Investment willingness for VAMs in the energy sector .............................................................................. 47 Figure 5: Investment willingness for VAMs in environment sector ........................................................................... 48 Figure 6: Investment willingness for VAMs in health sector ..................................................................................... 48 Figure 7: Investment willingness for VAMs in ICT sector ......................................................................................... 49 Figure 8: Changes in VAMs’ sector presence and market growth ........................................................................... 60 Figure 9: Global energy sector growth and structure 2007-2035 ............................................................................. 61 Figure 10: Energy sector structure 2015 .................................................................................................................. 61 Figure 11: Energy sector structure 2035 .................................................................................................................. 61 Figure 12: Energy sector size 2015 .......................................................................................................................... 62 Figure 13: Global renewables growth and structure ................................................................................................. 63 Figure 14: Share of VAM-related technologies in transport markets ....................................................................... 64 Figure 15: Share of VAM-related technologies in environmental markets ............................................................... 66 Figure 16: Share of VAM-related technologies in health markets ............................................................................ 68 Figure 17: ICT sector split and growth...................................................................................................................... 69 Figure 18: Energy-related markets for VAMs — selected foresights overview ........................................................ 87 Figure 19: Environment-related markets for VAMs — selected foresights overview ............................................... 88 Figure 20: Transport-related markets for VAMs — selected foresights overview .................................................... 89 Figure 21: Health-related markets for VAMs — foresights from ‘Roadmaps in Nanomedicine’ .............................. 90 Figure 22: Health-related markets for VAMs — selected foresights overview ......................................................... 91 Figure 23: ICT-related markets for VAMs — selected foresights overview .............................................................. 92 Figure 24: Selected cross-cutting markets for VAMs — foresights overview ........................................................... 93 7
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