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This document provides a summary of a report on sub-watt thermoelectric energy harvesting. The report analyzes thermoelectric generator technologies, manufacturers, and the global market forecast up to 2020. It investigates adoption of thermal energy harvesting in 5 segments and provides a qualitative and quantitative analysis of the 12 most promising applications. The report identifies over 150 companies involved in this technology and lists manufacturers analyzed in the report.

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Sub-Watt Thermoelectric Energy Harvesting Industry & Market Report 息 INFINERGIA Consulting, January 2016 息 Report page: http://www.infinergia.com/en/energy-harvesting The experts of clean energy markets January 2016 Sub-Watt Thermoelectric Energy Harvesting Industry & Market Report http://www.infinergia.com/ Tel : +334 76 96 00 68 Email: reports@infinergia.com Perpetua PowerCellergyKryotherm Micropelt STMicroelectronics Kieback & PeterABB
Sub-Watt Thermoelectric Energy Harvesting Industry & Market Report 息 INFINERGIA Consulting, January 2016 息 TABLE OF CONTENTS 2
Sub-Watt Thermoelectric Energy Harvesting Industry & Market Report 息 INFINERGIA Consulting, January 2016 息 SCOPE OF THIS REPORT 3 This report focuses on sub-watt thermal energy harvesting: heat is converted into electrical energy thanks to thermoelectric generators delivering up to 500 mW to power low power devices. It analyzes the offer on: sub-watt Thermo Electric Generators (TEG) and storage components industries with a deep analysis of the technologies, the actors and a TEG global market quantification. It investigates the adoption of sub-watt thermal energy harvesting in 5 main segments and provides a qualification and quantification of the 12 most promising applications.
Sub-Watt Thermoelectric Energy Harvesting Industry & Market Report 息 INFINERGIA Consulting, January 2016 息 DEFINITIONS OF THERMO ELECTRIC GENERATOR (TEG) TECHNOLOGIES 4 3G -TEG Source : Evident Infinergia has divided thermoelectric technologies into three categories: 2. Thin-Film TEG or TF-TEG technology (a.k.a. 2nd generation) TF-TEG are much smaller and feature orders of magnitude higher thermocouple density thanks to thermocouple sizes down to a few tens of micrometers. Output voltage can be a factor of 10 higher per TEG from 1% of TEG volume. Commercial TF-TEGs also use Bi2Te3 materials which undergo some electrochemical or semiconductor processes. 1. Bulk TEG technology (a.k.a. 1st generation) Individually mounted thermoelectric legs, typically ~1 millimeter in size and Made of Bi2Te3 (Bismuth Telluride) semiconductor materials. zT is around 0,9 (approximately 8% of thermoelectric efficiency) and generate up to 10s of watts at maximum hot side temperatures around 250属C. 3. Emerging thermal energy harvesting technologies (a.k.a. 3rd generation) 3G-TEG technologies are still in development but offer promising levels of performance (zT of 3 for instance), use of common, abundant materials, or high temperature operation enabled by new material properties and assembly technologies. 3G-TEGs leverage both new materials (e.g. SiGe, SiMg) and nanostructures (nanodots, nanowires or super lattices). Interesting for high source temperature applications, but yet commercially unproven, is the Micron-gap Thermo-Photo-Voltaic (MTPV) technology Thin FilmTEG Source : Micropelt Bulk TEG Source : Kryotherm
Sub-Watt Thermoelectric Energy Harvesting Industry & Market Report 息 INFINERGIA Consulting, January 2016 息 KEY LEARNINGS OF THIS REPORT: 5 Historically based on bulk technology, the Thermo Electric Generator (TEG) industry is moving towards the 2nd and 3rd technologies which open new application opportunities.1 The TEG component market should grow from 24 M$ in 2014 to 77M$ by 2020, with a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 20%.2 Products using Sub-Watt Thermal Energy Harvesting are today commercialized in several applications over 2 segments: Infrastructure and Building and Industrial & Professional.3 Applications using Sub-Watt Thermal Energy Harvesting should grow from 100 000 units in 2014 to 9 million units by 2020.4
Sub-Watt Thermoelectric Energy Harvesting Industry & Market Report 息 INFINERGIA Consulting, January 2016 息 KEY QUESTIONS THIS STUDY WILL ANSWER: 6 What other factors are contributing to the ecosystem (design houses, distributors, events)? For each of the most promising applications per segment, what are the forecasted Total and Serviceable Available Market (TAM & SAM) quantities over the next 5 years? For each segment, what are the potential applications and the most promising ones for Sub-Watt TEG adoption? For each of the most promising applications per segment, what are the drivers/restraints, who are the early end customers and OEMs? What are the different TEG and Storage technologies, who are the actors behind and what is the level of maturity of the main actors?
Sub-Watt Thermoelectric Energy Harvesting Industry & Market Report 息 INFINERGIA Consulting, January 2016 息 MANUFACTURERS MATURITIES 7 Full analysis of Sub-Watt Thermal Harvesting ecosystem (TEG & storage) : technologies and manufacturers Analysis of TEG & Storage technologies maturity levels 42 TEG component manufacturers and 35 Energy Storage manufacturers identified, with an analysis of key actors : production and business maturity
Sub-Watt Thermoelectric Energy Harvesting Industry & Market Report 息 INFINERGIA Consulting, January 2016 息 TEG COMPONENT MARKET FORECAST 8 Quantification of the global TEG industry, by generation, with a forecast up to 2020 :
Sub-Watt Thermoelectric Energy Harvesting Industry & Market Report 息 INFINERGIA Consulting, January 2016 息 APPLICATIONS AND SEGMENTS COVERED 9 Infrastructure and Building Technical structures (public or private) and buildings (private, public, commercial, industrial) or elements involved with fluids and/or electrical distribution that need monitoring Industry & professionals Industrial equipment, machinery or personal equipment used in the primary or secondary sectors of the industry Transportation Including all passenger, cargo and specialty transportation vehicles over the following modes: road, rail, air, water, cable, pipeline, space. Consumer Electronics All equipment, devices and appliances intended for domestic usage and produced in large quantities. Medical Equipments and devices for measuring, stimulating or delivering substances for medical care or surveillance of people. We investigated the adoption of Thermal Energy Harvesting in 5 segments with multiple applications listed and ranked by business potential :
Sub-Watt Thermoelectric Energy Harvesting Industry & Market Report 息 INFINERGIA Consulting, January 2016 息 DETAILED ANALYSIS AND FORECAST BY APPLICATION 10 A detailed qualitative and quantitative analysis of 12 high potential applications: All Drivers / Restraints to the adoption of thermal energy harvesting technologies 155 OEM-Integrators involved into this technology and most likely to adopt it Application market size (in units): Total and Serviceable Available Market, from 2014 up to 2020. Qualitative analysis Quantitative analysis
Sub-Watt Thermoelectric Energy Harvesting Industry & Market Report 息 INFINERGIA Consulting, January 2016 息 COMPANIES LISTED IN THIS REPORT ABB, Adaptive Network Solutions, Alphabet Energy, AMC Premium Cooking, Apowercap, Arrow, ATCeramics, Atlas Copco, AVX Corporation, Baxi, Berndes, Beta Solutions, Bosch, Bridgestone, Bruel & Kjaer, Caleffi, Canovatech, CAP-XX, Casio, Cellergy, Cesar, Chalmor, China ASD, Citizen Holding, CMC Labs, Comap, Cona Co Ltd, Continental, Cornel Dubilier, Crystal, Custom Thermoelectric, Cymbet, Daikin, Danfoss, Dantherm, De Dietrich, Decathlon, Delabie, Delphi, Delta Faucet, Diehl Metering, Drayton, Dresden-Elektronik, Easii IC, Eaton, EBV, Eeleo, Elna, Elster Group, Emerson, Endress+Hauser, European Thermodynamics Ltd, Eurotronic Technology, Everredtronics, Evident Thermoeletrics (inc. GMZ), Excellatron Solid State, Farnell Element 14, Ferrotec Thermal, Fissler, Flex El, Flowserve, Franke, Front Edge Technology, Garmin, GE Measurement & Control, General Electric, Goodyear, Gorenje, GreenSysTech, GreenTEG, Grohe, Guangzhou Markyn Battery, Hi-Z, Honeywell, Honeywell Process Solutions, Hora, HotBlock onboard, Illinois Capacitor, IMI Hydronics, Imprint Energy, IMST, Iqua, I-TEN, ITN Energy Systems, Itron, ITT Goulds Pumps, Kamstrup, Kavlico , KCF, Kelk, Kemet, Kieback & Peter, Kittiwake, Kohler, Kryotherm, Laird-Nextreme, Landis & Gyr, Lear, Legrand, M2EL, Mantaro, Marlow Industries, Martronix, Maxwell Technologies, Merit Technology Group, MIB, Michelin, Micropelt , MicroPower Global, Miscea, Mouser, Mphase, MSX, MTPV, Murata, National instruments, NEC, Nesscap Energy, NIBE, Nippon Chemi-con, NR Electric, O-Flexx Technologies , Omron, Oras, Otego, Oxylane, Paper Battery Co, Paramata Electronics, Parker Hannifin Corporation, Perpetua Power, Philips, Phononic Devices, Pirelli, Polar, PPR , Prelonic technologies, Presto, Prologium, Rettig ICC, RGS Development, Richemont, RIF Corporation, Rigado, RMT Ltd, Rockwell Automation, Romny Scientific Inc, Runtastic, Schneider Electric, Schrader, SEB, Seiko, Seiko Instrument, Sensus, ShortLink, Siemens, Silansys, Silicium Energy, Skeleton Tech, SKF, Socomec, Sortron, Spartan, SPM Instruments, STMicroelectronics, Suunto, Swarovski, Swatch Group, TA Hydronics, Taicang TE Cooler, Taiyo Yuden, TDK, Tecteg, Teledyne, Tellurex, Termo-Gen AB, Thermogen Technologies, Thermointec, Thermonamic, ThermoZyklus, Timex, Toshiba Materials, Toto, TRW, Vado, Vaillant, Varta, Viessmann, VinaTech, Visityre, Vitelec, Waterworks, Watronix, Watts Industries, Wellen Technology, Wima, Wimtec, WMF Group, Xiamen Hicool Electronics, Yamaha Corporation, Yokogawa, Yunasko, Zenner. 11
Sub-Watt Thermoelectric Energy Harvesting Industry & Market Report 息 INFINERGIA Consulting, January 2016 息 WHY BUYING THIS REPORT Thermoelectric transducer or module manufacturers & component vendors: Benchmark your company against others (thermoelectric & storage components) Understand most promising applications and their market potential Identify System Integrators, partners and events Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) and System Integrators: Understand the thermoelectric technologies and their maturity Identify component vendors, ranked by business and manufacturing maturity Identify other OEM working on similar applications Financial investors and industry actors: Get a complete list and view of the thermoelectric technology, industry and actors worldwide Understand adoption by end markets and strategic potential R&D centers: Get a complete understanding of the thermoelectric industry actors and market potential Understand most promising applications and candidates for technology transfer 12
Sub-Watt Thermoelectric Energy Harvesting Industry & Market Report 息 INFINERGIA Consulting, January 2016 息 ABOUT INFINERGIA 13 Contact us : Infinergia Consulting 17 Rue de la Frise 38 000 Grenoble France : +334 76 96 00 68 : reports@infinergia.com http://www.infinergia.com/ https://twitter.com/infinergia https://www.linkedin.com/company/ infinergia http://slideshare.net/Infinergia Established in 2009, Infinergia Consulting is a boutique market research and consulting company focused on clean electricity. We propose tailored consulting services and multi- client products on energy harvesting, photovoltaic, fuel cells and batteries. Infinergia has been involved for 6 years in supporting several innovations related to energy harvesting. We have are in relation with over 300 industrial and academic contacts in this domain and have interviewed over 70 in the scope of this report. Infinergia published 2 reports on Energy Harvesting. In 2013, Infinergia released a first report, called Energy Harvesting Industry Analysis focused on upstream industry on Kinetic, Thermal and RF technologies. This Sub-Watt Thermoelectric Energy Industry & Market Report is an update of the 2014 edition. The analysts and experts involved in the edition of this report cumulate 15 years of experience in this domain. @
Sub-Watt Thermoelectric Energy Harvesting Industry & Market Report 息 INFINERGIA Consulting, January 2016 息 MARKET RESEARCH METHODOLOGY USED THIS REPORT 14 Data analysis Research Primary research: Interviews with Industry experts: Original Equipment Manufacturers Component manufacturers End users. Secondary research: Product & Technology specifications Patent publications Use case analysis News releases and press articles Company information & financials Industry associations & groups Proprietary databases Official Statistics Data Review & Cross-Checking Qualitative Analysis by segment, application, actor Application Ranking Quantitative Analysis by application Trend Analysis & Forecasting Final data verification and proofreading Conclusions writing Report publication Conclusions
Sub-Watt Thermoelectric Energy Harvesting Industry & Market Report 息 INFINERGIA Consulting, January 2016 息 ORDER A COPY Delivery of the 110 pages report: Electronic version (PDF & Excel tables) Paper version available only on demand Delivery Time: within 24 Hours (during working days) Single site license: 3 000 + V.A.T Each purchase includes a 1 hour analyst briefing session by telephone Corporate license: please call us 15 The experts of clean energy markets

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  • 1. Sub-Watt Thermoelectric Energy Harvesting Industry & Market Report 息 INFINERGIA Consulting, January 2016 息 Report page: http://www.infinergia.com/en/energy-harvesting The experts of clean energy markets January 2016 Sub-Watt Thermoelectric Energy Harvesting Industry & Market Report http://www.infinergia.com/ Tel : +334 76 96 00 68 Email: reports@infinergia.com Perpetua PowerCellergyKryotherm Micropelt STMicroelectronics Kieback & PeterABB
  • 2. Sub-Watt Thermoelectric Energy Harvesting Industry & Market Report 息 INFINERGIA Consulting, January 2016 息 TABLE OF CONTENTS 2
  • 3. Sub-Watt Thermoelectric Energy Harvesting Industry & Market Report 息 INFINERGIA Consulting, January 2016 息 SCOPE OF THIS REPORT 3 This report focuses on sub-watt thermal energy harvesting: heat is converted into electrical energy thanks to thermoelectric generators delivering up to 500 mW to power low power devices. It analyzes the offer on: sub-watt Thermo Electric Generators (TEG) and storage components industries with a deep analysis of the technologies, the actors and a TEG global market quantification. It investigates the adoption of sub-watt thermal energy harvesting in 5 main segments and provides a qualification and quantification of the 12 most promising applications.
  • 4. Sub-Watt Thermoelectric Energy Harvesting Industry & Market Report 息 INFINERGIA Consulting, January 2016 息 DEFINITIONS OF THERMO ELECTRIC GENERATOR (TEG) TECHNOLOGIES 4 3G -TEG Source : Evident Infinergia has divided thermoelectric technologies into three categories: 2. Thin-Film TEG or TF-TEG technology (a.k.a. 2nd generation) TF-TEG are much smaller and feature orders of magnitude higher thermocouple density thanks to thermocouple sizes down to a few tens of micrometers. Output voltage can be a factor of 10 higher per TEG from 1% of TEG volume. Commercial TF-TEGs also use Bi2Te3 materials which undergo some electrochemical or semiconductor processes. 1. Bulk TEG technology (a.k.a. 1st generation) Individually mounted thermoelectric legs, typically ~1 millimeter in size and Made of Bi2Te3 (Bismuth Telluride) semiconductor materials. zT is around 0,9 (approximately 8% of thermoelectric efficiency) and generate up to 10s of watts at maximum hot side temperatures around 250属C. 3. Emerging thermal energy harvesting technologies (a.k.a. 3rd generation) 3G-TEG technologies are still in development but offer promising levels of performance (zT of 3 for instance), use of common, abundant materials, or high temperature operation enabled by new material properties and assembly technologies. 3G-TEGs leverage both new materials (e.g. SiGe, SiMg) and nanostructures (nanodots, nanowires or super lattices). Interesting for high source temperature applications, but yet commercially unproven, is the Micron-gap Thermo-Photo-Voltaic (MTPV) technology Thin FilmTEG Source : Micropelt Bulk TEG Source : Kryotherm
  • 5. Sub-Watt Thermoelectric Energy Harvesting Industry & Market Report 息 INFINERGIA Consulting, January 2016 息 KEY LEARNINGS OF THIS REPORT: 5 Historically based on bulk technology, the Thermo Electric Generator (TEG) industry is moving towards the 2nd and 3rd technologies which open new application opportunities.1 The TEG component market should grow from 24 M$ in 2014 to 77M$ by 2020, with a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 20%.2 Products using Sub-Watt Thermal Energy Harvesting are today commercialized in several applications over 2 segments: Infrastructure and Building and Industrial & Professional.3 Applications using Sub-Watt Thermal Energy Harvesting should grow from 100 000 units in 2014 to 9 million units by 2020.4
  • 6. Sub-Watt Thermoelectric Energy Harvesting Industry & Market Report 息 INFINERGIA Consulting, January 2016 息 KEY QUESTIONS THIS STUDY WILL ANSWER: 6 What other factors are contributing to the ecosystem (design houses, distributors, events)? For each of the most promising applications per segment, what are the forecasted Total and Serviceable Available Market (TAM & SAM) quantities over the next 5 years? For each segment, what are the potential applications and the most promising ones for Sub-Watt TEG adoption? For each of the most promising applications per segment, what are the drivers/restraints, who are the early end customers and OEMs? What are the different TEG and Storage technologies, who are the actors behind and what is the level of maturity of the main actors?
  • 7. Sub-Watt Thermoelectric Energy Harvesting Industry & Market Report 息 INFINERGIA Consulting, January 2016 息 MANUFACTURERS MATURITIES 7 Full analysis of Sub-Watt Thermal Harvesting ecosystem (TEG & storage) : technologies and manufacturers Analysis of TEG & Storage technologies maturity levels 42 TEG component manufacturers and 35 Energy Storage manufacturers identified, with an analysis of key actors : production and business maturity
  • 8. Sub-Watt Thermoelectric Energy Harvesting Industry & Market Report 息 INFINERGIA Consulting, January 2016 息 TEG COMPONENT MARKET FORECAST 8 Quantification of the global TEG industry, by generation, with a forecast up to 2020 :
  • 9. Sub-Watt Thermoelectric Energy Harvesting Industry & Market Report 息 INFINERGIA Consulting, January 2016 息 APPLICATIONS AND SEGMENTS COVERED 9 Infrastructure and Building Technical structures (public or private) and buildings (private, public, commercial, industrial) or elements involved with fluids and/or electrical distribution that need monitoring Industry & professionals Industrial equipment, machinery or personal equipment used in the primary or secondary sectors of the industry Transportation Including all passenger, cargo and specialty transportation vehicles over the following modes: road, rail, air, water, cable, pipeline, space. Consumer Electronics All equipment, devices and appliances intended for domestic usage and produced in large quantities. Medical Equipments and devices for measuring, stimulating or delivering substances for medical care or surveillance of people. We investigated the adoption of Thermal Energy Harvesting in 5 segments with multiple applications listed and ranked by business potential :
  • 10. Sub-Watt Thermoelectric Energy Harvesting Industry & Market Report 息 INFINERGIA Consulting, January 2016 息 DETAILED ANALYSIS AND FORECAST BY APPLICATION 10 A detailed qualitative and quantitative analysis of 12 high potential applications: All Drivers / Restraints to the adoption of thermal energy harvesting technologies 155 OEM-Integrators involved into this technology and most likely to adopt it Application market size (in units): Total and Serviceable Available Market, from 2014 up to 2020. Qualitative analysis Quantitative analysis
  • 11. Sub-Watt Thermoelectric Energy Harvesting Industry & Market Report 息 INFINERGIA Consulting, January 2016 息 COMPANIES LISTED IN THIS REPORT ABB, Adaptive Network Solutions, Alphabet Energy, AMC Premium Cooking, Apowercap, Arrow, ATCeramics, Atlas Copco, AVX Corporation, Baxi, Berndes, Beta Solutions, Bosch, Bridgestone, Bruel & Kjaer, Caleffi, Canovatech, CAP-XX, Casio, Cellergy, Cesar, Chalmor, China ASD, Citizen Holding, CMC Labs, Comap, Cona Co Ltd, Continental, Cornel Dubilier, Crystal, Custom Thermoelectric, Cymbet, Daikin, Danfoss, Dantherm, De Dietrich, Decathlon, Delabie, Delphi, Delta Faucet, Diehl Metering, Drayton, Dresden-Elektronik, Easii IC, Eaton, EBV, Eeleo, Elna, Elster Group, Emerson, Endress+Hauser, European Thermodynamics Ltd, Eurotronic Technology, Everredtronics, Evident Thermoeletrics (inc. GMZ), Excellatron Solid State, Farnell Element 14, Ferrotec Thermal, Fissler, Flex El, Flowserve, Franke, Front Edge Technology, Garmin, GE Measurement & Control, General Electric, Goodyear, Gorenje, GreenSysTech, GreenTEG, Grohe, Guangzhou Markyn Battery, Hi-Z, Honeywell, Honeywell Process Solutions, Hora, HotBlock onboard, Illinois Capacitor, IMI Hydronics, Imprint Energy, IMST, Iqua, I-TEN, ITN Energy Systems, Itron, ITT Goulds Pumps, Kamstrup, Kavlico , KCF, Kelk, Kemet, Kieback & Peter, Kittiwake, Kohler, Kryotherm, Laird-Nextreme, Landis & Gyr, Lear, Legrand, M2EL, Mantaro, Marlow Industries, Martronix, Maxwell Technologies, Merit Technology Group, MIB, Michelin, Micropelt , MicroPower Global, Miscea, Mouser, Mphase, MSX, MTPV, Murata, National instruments, NEC, Nesscap Energy, NIBE, Nippon Chemi-con, NR Electric, O-Flexx Technologies , Omron, Oras, Otego, Oxylane, Paper Battery Co, Paramata Electronics, Parker Hannifin Corporation, Perpetua Power, Philips, Phononic Devices, Pirelli, Polar, PPR , Prelonic technologies, Presto, Prologium, Rettig ICC, RGS Development, Richemont, RIF Corporation, Rigado, RMT Ltd, Rockwell Automation, Romny Scientific Inc, Runtastic, Schneider Electric, Schrader, SEB, Seiko, Seiko Instrument, Sensus, ShortLink, Siemens, Silansys, Silicium Energy, Skeleton Tech, SKF, Socomec, Sortron, Spartan, SPM Instruments, STMicroelectronics, Suunto, Swarovski, Swatch Group, TA Hydronics, Taicang TE Cooler, Taiyo Yuden, TDK, Tecteg, Teledyne, Tellurex, Termo-Gen AB, Thermogen Technologies, Thermointec, Thermonamic, ThermoZyklus, Timex, Toshiba Materials, Toto, TRW, Vado, Vaillant, Varta, Viessmann, VinaTech, Visityre, Vitelec, Waterworks, Watronix, Watts Industries, Wellen Technology, Wima, Wimtec, WMF Group, Xiamen Hicool Electronics, Yamaha Corporation, Yokogawa, Yunasko, Zenner. 11
  • 12. Sub-Watt Thermoelectric Energy Harvesting Industry & Market Report 息 INFINERGIA Consulting, January 2016 息 WHY BUYING THIS REPORT Thermoelectric transducer or module manufacturers & component vendors: Benchmark your company against others (thermoelectric & storage components) Understand most promising applications and their market potential Identify System Integrators, partners and events Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) and System Integrators: Understand the thermoelectric technologies and their maturity Identify component vendors, ranked by business and manufacturing maturity Identify other OEM working on similar applications Financial investors and industry actors: Get a complete list and view of the thermoelectric technology, industry and actors worldwide Understand adoption by end markets and strategic potential R&D centers: Get a complete understanding of the thermoelectric industry actors and market potential Understand most promising applications and candidates for technology transfer 12
  • 13. Sub-Watt Thermoelectric Energy Harvesting Industry & Market Report 息 INFINERGIA Consulting, January 2016 息 ABOUT INFINERGIA 13 Contact us : Infinergia Consulting 17 Rue de la Frise 38 000 Grenoble France : +334 76 96 00 68 : reports@infinergia.com http://www.infinergia.com/ https://twitter.com/infinergia https://www.linkedin.com/company/ infinergia http://slideshare.net/Infinergia Established in 2009, Infinergia Consulting is a boutique market research and consulting company focused on clean electricity. We propose tailored consulting services and multi- client products on energy harvesting, photovoltaic, fuel cells and batteries. Infinergia has been involved for 6 years in supporting several innovations related to energy harvesting. We have are in relation with over 300 industrial and academic contacts in this domain and have interviewed over 70 in the scope of this report. Infinergia published 2 reports on Energy Harvesting. In 2013, Infinergia released a first report, called Energy Harvesting Industry Analysis focused on upstream industry on Kinetic, Thermal and RF technologies. This Sub-Watt Thermoelectric Energy Industry & Market Report is an update of the 2014 edition. The analysts and experts involved in the edition of this report cumulate 15 years of experience in this domain. @
  • 14. Sub-Watt Thermoelectric Energy Harvesting Industry & Market Report 息 INFINERGIA Consulting, January 2016 息 MARKET RESEARCH METHODOLOGY USED THIS REPORT 14 Data analysis Research Primary research: Interviews with Industry experts: Original Equipment Manufacturers Component manufacturers End users. Secondary research: Product & Technology specifications Patent publications Use case analysis News releases and press articles Company information & financials Industry associations & groups Proprietary databases Official Statistics Data Review & Cross-Checking Qualitative Analysis by segment, application, actor Application Ranking Quantitative Analysis by application Trend Analysis & Forecasting Final data verification and proofreading Conclusions writing Report publication Conclusions
  • 15. Sub-Watt Thermoelectric Energy Harvesting Industry & Market Report 息 INFINERGIA Consulting, January 2016 息 ORDER A COPY Delivery of the 110 pages report: Electronic version (PDF & Excel tables) Paper version available only on demand Delivery Time: within 24 Hours (during working days) Single site license: 3 000 + V.A.T Each purchase includes a 1 hour analyst briefing session by telephone Corporate license: please call us 15 The experts of clean energy markets