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Follow on Google News | ![]() FutureBridge: Top 5 Disruptive Technologies Accelerating Energy Transition in 2023 and Beyond"We will see disruptive technologies taking centre stage in the Energy Transition by the industry and accelerate the path to achieving sustainability goals" – says FutureBridge
By: FutureBridge Based on ongoing technology scouting and proprietary benchmarking models, FutureBridge has ranked the Top Five technologies that will accelerate the Energy Transition in 2023 and beyond. These disruptive technologies will be essential to reduce the GHG emissions from the energy sector, which accounts for two-thirds of the global GHG emissions. These will have a positive impact by drastically upgrading the energy services provided to the larger public without compromising the climate. These top five disruptive technologies are: 1. Wireless energy transmission for the EV charging infrastructure - Decarbonisation of transportation will be the key to meeting the net zero targets. This development provides new choices for charging their vehicles electro-magnetically with increased convenience and safety. 2. Perovskite solar cells - These easy-to-synthesise materials can convert sunlight to electricity with efficiencies of over 30%. And would cost much less than traditional silicon solar cells in the coming years. 3. Passive cooling technology - Cooling accounts for appx 20% of the electricity consumed in buildings. This technology requires only sunlight and can drastically reduce electricity consumption and cost. Startups are working to realise the mass adoption of this technology using engineered nanomaterials in the form of panels and paints. 4. Solid-state batteries – As an alternative solution to lithium-ion batteries' deficiencies of flammability, low energy density, and slow charging speed, Solid-state batteries provide a safe and scalable option. Both established and niche startups are in the demonstration and go-to-market stages. 5. Methane Pyrolysis - for hydrogen production. Carbon-free hydrogen can be produced from natural gas using methane pyrolysis. Its advantages include lower specific energy consumption and easy-to-handle solid carbon output, which can lower the production cost. For Interviews/more Information: ### About FutureBridge FutureBridge tracks & advises enterprises on the future of industries from a 1-to-25-year perspective. With its data & analytics platform, in-depth techno-commercial knowledge, and network of start-ups, technology partners, and corporate leaders, it keeps its clients ahead on the technology curve, identifies new opportunities, markets, and business models, and facilitates best-fit solutions and partnerships. www.futurebridge.com End
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