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Solar EV Charging to Bypass the Grid: A US$2.5 Billion Market by 2034, Says IDTechEx
Unreliable and fossil fuel-intense electrical grids
BOSTON, May 6, 2024 /PRNewswire/ — Electrification of cars, buses, and trucks drastically reduces CO2 emissions at the point of use compared to a diesel or petrol alternative. The adoption of EVs across all sectors, with IDTechEx predicting over 180 million electric vehicles to be sold annually by 2044. This will contribute to a drastic reduction in tailpipe emissions. However, the overall emissions are usually highly dependent on the energy mix that goes into grid electricity production. In many economies, this contains significant amounts of fossil fuels such as coal and natural gas. Beyond CO2 emissions, some grids are already at capacity, and the increased load of an electric transport sector risks blackouts and power supply issues. South Africa is an EV market with both of these issues, and several innovations have been made using distributed power generation to tackle these challenges. IDTechEx’s research report, “Off-Grid Charging For Electric Vehicles 2024-2034: Technologies, Benchmarking, Players and Forecasts”, explores the challenges and solutions associated with charging EVs in the context of constrained electricity grids.
The South African utility grid is subject to frequent load-shedding, periods when demand exceeds supply, and utility operators are forced to impose rolling black or brownouts of up to 50% capacity. This is a problem for all forms of domestic and industrial electrical use but becomes an especially pronounced problem for commercial EV operators. Fleet operators often must charge at predesignated times to maximize uptime and complete all planned routes. If the grid fails during a charging spot, the entire schedule may be adversely affected by factors beyond an operator’s control. This is an unusual grid situation; however, it presents a possible worst-case scenario for grid-congested and EV-saturated regions. In 2022, a heatwave in California prompted the state government to ask EV owners not to charge to conserve energy. The growth in electric vehicle sales will only make such problems more widespread.
South Africa also has a very carbon-intensive energy mix, with approximately 70% of power generation being from coal. This directly translates into higher lifecycle CO2 emissions from EVs powered by the electrical grid. Whilst South Africa has a particularly fossil fuel energy mix, the source of electricity plays a critical role in the lifecycle emissions of an electric vehicle.
Disturbed generation gives renewable and grid-independent electricity
One possible solution being trialed in South Africa, amongst other places, is harnessing distributed renewable microgrids to form the backbone of charging networks. By integrating a solar farm, large-scale energy storage (ES), and high-powered charging outlets, Vrendal-based Zero Carbon Charge plans to build an etruck charging network. Not only does this decouple charging from an unreliable grid, it also avoids placing excess electrical demand on utilities, avoids the need for costly grid expansions, and provides free and 100% renewable energy for the trucks to operate on. This is not limited to South Africa; the USA, in particular, has also seen a boom in companies offering grid-free solar-powered charging. In the US, many of the products are smaller scale and transportable, allowing easy setup for EV users who want quick access to EV charging.
Easy setup, no grid connection, but slow charging rates
The main challenge with distributed solar generation for EV charging is the low power output of photovoltaic panels. Most produce around 250 Watts per square meter, which is relatively low. In fact, to charge at 22kW (generally considered Level 2 fast charging), a solar canopy would need to be at least 10 x 10 meters, a considerable footprint, especially in an urban environment. The other challenge is storing energy, as charging will not always be required constantly, so an on-site battery is required to store the generated electricity. Without an integrated on-site battery, charging is impossible when there is no sunlight, such as inclement weather or overnight. On-site battery storage can combat this intermittency.
Larger solar farms with integrated energy storage can become islanded microgrids, and with enough on-site storage and photovoltaic production, potential grid-independent fast charging is possible. This is the approach proposed for the South African etruck charging network. It is important to note that purely solar solutions are likely to be geographically restricted to areas with high photovoltaic potential. Thus, it is no surprise that the leading regions are Western regions of the US and places like South Africa. Beam Global, a supplier of EV canopy chargers, recently announced its first sales in the European market to the United Kingdom Ministry of Defense. However, the chargers will not be deployed in the mainland of the UK; they will be deployed on a military base in Cyprus, one of the sunniest regions on the continent.
Despite technical challenges, the aging and fossil fuel-heavy nature of grids combined with high EV uptake call for new charging solutions, and IDTechEx predicts that solar charging systems will make up a sizeable portion of the overall US$16 billion off-grid charging infrastructure hardware market by 2034. IDTechEx research also indicates several other technologies likely to be adopted for off-grid EV charging. Hydrogen fuel cell charging is likely to emerge as a key solution for use cases requiring much greater power per area, with a particular expected focus on electrified construction sites. More niche technologies include AWE (airborne wind energy), which harnesses high altitude winds for distributed power generation. For an in-depth look at solar EV charging, as well as alternative technology options such as AWE and hydrogen see IDTechEx’s latest research on the topic, “Off-Grid Charging For Electric Vehicles 2024-2034: Technologies, Benchmarking, Players and Forecasts”.
To find out more about this IDTechEx report, including downloadable sample pages, please visit www.IDTechEx.com/OffGridEV.
For the full portfolio of electric vehicle market research from IDTechEx, please see www.IDTechEx.com/Research/EV.
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Glancing into Tomorrow at GITEX: e& UAE’S Vision for a Smarter, AI-powered Future
DUBAI, UAE, Oct. 14, 2024 /PRNewswire/ — As e& UAE prepares to make an impact at GITEX Global, the company’s momentum is undeniable. Fresh off the heels of being crowned ‘World’s Fastest 5G Network’ by Ookla, e& UAE is poised to showcase the cutting-edge innovations stemming from its state-of-the-art telco core.
e& UAE serves 5G to 12 million active users every day bringing to the forefront of global connectivity. “High-speed networks are crucial for connecting the dots between AI components, including transferring data and accessing cloud-based resources,” says Masood. “In essence, AI is a product of a sophisticated infrastructure that combines hardware, software, and networking to enable the development and deployment of intelligent systems,” Masood says.
For e& UAE, this means continually embracing AI as a key component of its innovation strategy. The company has a successful history of implementing AI solutions to drive productivity and enhance customer experiences, and, as Masood puts it, “AI is where we see the real potential for transformation.”
It’s with this vision in mind that e& UAE plans to make its mark at GITEX, showcasing its latest AI innovations and demonstrating its leadership in the digital landscape.
More than a telco: e& UAE’s digital leap
“AI is embedded across our operations, enabling smarter, faster decision-making and driving new efficiencies in business and customer service,” he says. e& UAE was a pioneer in adopting AI internally, but its true impact lies in delivering exceptional digital experiences to customers. A prime example is EASE, the world’s first autonomous telecom retail experience, launched at GITEX last year. Since then, e& UAE has rapidly expanded the reach and capabilities of this innovative concept, demonstrating its commitment to leveraging AI for customer-centric solutions.
The company is actively building its reputation as a digital leader, offering cutting-edge connectivity solutions powered by 5G and AI and IoT integrations. This strategic shift is at the heart of e& UAE’s participation at GITEX, where the company will showcase its innovative digital offerings and vision for the future.
GITEX spotlight
“We’re thrilled to be part of GITEX, an exciting showcase of the future where the world’s greatest minds come together to envision and shape the technology of a better tomorrow,” Masood says.
In addition to the latest smart home solutions and drone technology, its showcase will include advanced applications in AI, augmented reality, and 5G technology, reflecting its commitment to digital transformation. One of the standout features will be the Hologram Customer Service Avatar, which aims to provide an interactive customer experience. This avatar will utilise ultra-HD, intelligent capabilities to facilitate real-time interactions, allowing users to engage with services in a more immersive manner. The integration of 5G New Calling technology will further enhance user experience by offering visualised voice calling, real-time translation, and multimedia content during calls.
Continuing the tradition of announcing 5G milestones at previous GITEX events, e& UAE announced network speed upgrades including the fastest aggregated 5G-Advanced speed of 62Gbps. Demonstrating its commitment to 5G leadership, e& UAE will also highlight its achievement as the largest 5G-Advanced commercial network in the MENA region, with over 1,000 operational sites. This milestone marks the dawn of the 10G era, delivering unparalleled speeds and ultra-low latency that will redefine digital experiences. At GITEX, it will not only showcase its impressive technological advancements but also unveil strategic partnerships that align with its vision for a digital future. Building upon the success of its 5G private network deployment in the oil and gas sector with ADNOC, the company is now expanding its reach in more industries.
“The success of AI, IoT, and 5G depends on building an ecosystem of innovation. That means working closely with tech giants, startups, and government entities to ensure we’re building the right solutions for the future,” says Masood.
Making networks AI-ready
At the heart of e& UAE’s mission to pioneer the digital frontier in the UAE lies a firm commitment to high-speed connectivity. For example, 50G-PON, the next generation of high-speed connectivity, promises to revolutionise internet connectivity, delivering unprecedented capacity and considerably speeding things up for consumers and businesses.
“Our strategy is rooted in a profound belief that we can achieve more for the people and communities we serve—drive more growth, create more opportunities, and have a greater impact—infused with a passion for excellence. As we evolve beyond traditional telecom, we are enhancing our services and tailoring our offerings to meet the diverse needs of our customers.
The UAE’s global leadership in broadband and mobile speeds, as recognised by Ookla, is significantly attributed to the contributions of e& UAE. “We are part of the UAE fabric, and we stand with the country, helping to build a stronger, more connected society,” Masood concludes.
Contact details: Nancy Sudheer, Senior Manager at e&, [email protected]
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Security and Vulnerability Management Market worth $24.04 billion by 2030- Exclusive Report by MarketsandMarkets™
DELRAY BEACH, Fla., Oct. 14, 2024 /PRNewswire/ — The global Security and Vulnerability Management Market size is projected to grow from USD 16.51 billion in 2024 to USD 24.04 billion by 2030 at a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 6.4% during the forecast period, according to new research report by MarketsandMarkets™.
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2018-2030
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Value (USD Billion)
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Component, Software, Services, Type, Target, Deployment Mode, Organization Size, Vertical, And Region
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Major vendors in the global Security and vulnerability management Microsoft (US), AT&T (US), CrowdStrike (US), IBM (US), Tenable (US), Cisco (US), DXC Technology (US), Check Point Software Technologies (Israel), Rapid7 (US), Qualys (US), ManageEngine (US), RSI Security (US), Fortra (US), Ivanti (US), Tanium (US), Invicti (US), Outpost24 (Sweden), Skybox Security (US), Vulcan Cyber (Israel), SecPod (India), Balbix (US), Intruder (UK), Brinqa (US), Holm Security (Sweden), Nucleus Security (US), and NopSec (US)
High financial losses due to security breaches and the growing demand for real-time monitoring and continuous vulnerability assessment drive the Security and Vulnerability Management Market. Organizations are thus striving to minimize these financial risks and they demand for robust security and vulnerability management solutions to strengthen their security posture.
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Based on the offerings, the solutions segment accounts for the largest market size during the forecast period.
According to PT Security, 98% of web applications are vulnerable to attacks resulting in malware, redirection to malicious websites, and more. This rising complexity of such cyber risks has spurred the demand for comprehensive security and vulnerability management solutions. The shift to cloud computing and remote work has amplified the demand for adaptive security tools, with AI-driven analytics and automation strengthening their role in security and vulnerability management. Furthermore, providers such as Microsoft, IBM, Qualys, Tenable, Rapid7, and CrowdStrike offering advanced security and vulnerability management solutions also contribute to position solutions as the largest market segment during the forecast period.
By the organization size segment, the SME segment is expected to grow at the highest CAGR during the forecast period.
The SME segment is expected to grow at the highest rate in the Security and Vulnerability Management Market due to increasing digital transformation, which exposes these businesses to heightened cyber threats. Most SMEs lack the resources and expertise of larger organizations, thus becoming vulnerable to cyber-attacks. Growing regulatory compliance requirements and the affordability of effective security solutions drive SMEs to invest in robust protection measures. As awareness about security risks grows, SMEs focus more on security investments, fueling rapid growth in this market segment.
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By region, North America accounts for the largest market size during the forecast period.
North America is expected to hold the most significant Security and Vulnerability Management Market, driven by its advanced digital infrastructure and the increasing frequency of cyber threats. Cybersecurity technologies have a high adoption rate in the region, and many established vendors make it relatively easier for organizations to implement integrated security measures. Strict regulatory frameworks also make companies have stringent vulnerability management practices to comply with the regulatory requirements and strengthen their security posture. The rapid growth of cloud computing, IoT, and digital transformation agendas further propels the demand for advanced solutions, amplifying North America’s stronghold in this market.
Top Key Companies in Security and Vulnerability Management Market:
Microsoft (US), AT&T (US), CrowdStrike (US), IBM (US), Tenable (US), Cisco (US), DXC Technology (US), Check Point Software Technologies (Israel), Rapid7 (US), Qualys (US), ManageEngine (US), RSI Security (US), Fortra (US), Ivanti (US), Tanium (US), Invicti (US), Outpost24 (Sweden), Skybox Security (US), Vulcan Cyber (Israel), SecPod (India), Balbix (US), Intruder (UK), Brinqa (US), Holm Security (Sweden), Nucleus Security (US), and NopSec (US) are the key players and other players in the Security and Vulnerability Management Market.
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OpenCorporates Appoints tech-entrepreneur Wojtek Kokoszka as New CEO, Founder Chris Taggart to Step into strategic innovation role for Partnerships and New Opportunities
LONDON, Oct. 14, 2024 /PRNewswire/ — Following on from an exceptional 2024 performance, OpenCorporates, the world’s largest open database of legal entities, is excited to announce the appointment of Wojtek Kokoszka as its new Chief Executive Officer. Wojtek, a seasoned entrepreneur and co-founder of Zappi, the leading SaaS Consumer Insights platform, brings a wealth of experience in scaling high-growth businesses and innovation in data-driven industries, both in Europe and the US.
Wojtek joins OpenCorporates with the clear mission to scale the world’s authoritative source of legal-entity data. At Zappi, Wojtek played a pivotal role in growing the company to $100 million in revenue. Under his leadership, Zappi transformed into an industry-leading platform that revolutionized how global consumer brands harness data to derive actionable insights. His track record of driving performance, fostering innovation, and executing strategic vision makes him ideally suited to lead OpenCorporates into its next phase of fast growth.
Chris Taggart, co-founder and outgoing CEO of OpenCorporates, will take on a strategic role as Founder focused on opening up new markets and opportunities. Chris will bring his exceptional domain knowledge and heritage to reinforce OpenCorporates’ position as the world’s most authoritative source of legal entity data. His leadership and vision have been instrumental in building the company from its inception, and he will continue to guide its mission to make company data open, transparent, and accessible to all.
Wojtek Kokoszka, Incoming CEO of OpenCorporates, commented:”I’m thrilled to join OpenCorporates at such an exciting time in its journey. OpenCorporates has established itself as the trusted authority in its space, and I look forward to driving us forward. We are going to deliver ever more quickly on our mission to provide certainty and clarity through our open, reliable, and transparent legal-entity data. I look forward to building on the very strong foundation created by Chris and the team, scaling our operations, and driving innovation to serve the ever-growing demand for high-quality, trustworthy data across public and private sector organisations.”
Chris Taggart, Founder of OpenCorporates, added:”In Wojtek Kokoszka, we have found a leader who will take OpenCorporates to new heights. His expertise in scaling businesses and operational excellence makes him the ideal choice for this role. This also frees me to focus on our strategic vision and work alongside him to explore new markets and ensure OpenCorporates remains at the forefront of corporate transparency. Legal entities are at the heart of the modern world – and as we move into a world of digitalized commerce and AI-generated uncertainty, OpenCorporates will be there to provide the trusted foundational data the world needs.”
About OpenCorporatesOpenCorporates is a certified B Corp, revolutionizing access to company data. It has built the world’s largest open database of companies, and is trusted by regulators, financial institutions, investigative journalists, and businesses for its unparalleled breadth of data, covering over 200 million companies across 140+ jurisdictions, including the entirety of the USA. This leadership transition marks an important milestone as the company continues to scale, innovate, and drive positive change by promoting transparency in the corporate world.
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