telecoms' hunger for power boosts the batteries market
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Telecom Batteries in Europe – Growth
Opportunities Explored
Influence of Wireless Data Transmission
Suba Arunkumar, Industry Manager
Energy & Environment
2nd May 2013
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Today’s Presenter
• 8+ years of experience in the energy storage market including the different battery
chemistries, fuel cells and other emerging energy storage options and
technologies
• Manage a team of analysts tracking the power supplies, transmission, distribution,
building technologies, water and oil and gas industries
• Provide customised solutions to clients and major battery manufacturers across
the geographic region
• I’m a classical trained Indian dancer who enjoys cooking new and traditional
Indian cuisine.
Suba Arunkumar,
Industry Manager – Energy & Environment
Frost & Sullivan
Mobile Station
(Mobile Handset)
Base station with its components: Base
Transceiver Station (BTS) and Base Station
Controller (BSC)
Mobile
Switching
Centre (MSC)
Registers
Registers
Importance of Batteries in Telecommunications
Role of Batteries in Telecommunications
Source: Frost & Sullivan analysis.
Interface to
Fixed Network
• The batteries used in each of these nodes,(excepting the mobile handset), is covered in this study.
• Batteries are used in each of these nodes, including a BTS, BSC, and MSC.
• Thus batteries play an integral role in telecom industry supporting efficient continuous data transfer,
minimising the down time.
Driving Forces
Wireless Telecom Infrastructure Growth
Growth Potential from CEE Region
Increasing Hybrid Base Transceiver Stations Across Europe
Technological Convergence, Mobile Telephony Prevalence
Need for Effective Space Utilisation in Telecom Network Infrastructure
Source: Frost & Sullivan analysis.
Challenges
Fiercely Competitive Battery Market
Economic Scenario Across Europe
Dependency over Government Regulations and Telecom Policy
Source: Frost & Sullivan analysis.
Growth Opportunities
2012 2017
Technical advancements in communication network influences growth in telecom battery market. This
market is largely based on lead acid battery chemistry. However, during the forecast period, transition
towards lithium-ion and other emerging chemistries is likely to be high.
$628.4 Million
$914.8 Million
Battery Chemistry Analysis
20
12
- 7
6.0
%
20
17
– 6
7.1
%
Lead Acid
20
12
-11
.2%
20
17
-8
.1%
Nickel
20
12
– 1
1.9
%
20
17
– 2
1.6
%
Lithium-ion Others
2012-0.9%
2017-3.2%
Source: Frost & Sullivan analysis.
Market Overview— End-user Segmentation
Note: All figures are rounded. The base year is 2012. Source: Frost & Sullivan analysis.
2012 2017
$402.2
Million
$606.5
Million
2012 2017
$226.2
Million
$308.3
Million
2020 and Beyond
Mainframe
1 Million Units
Minicomputer
10 Million Units
PC
100 Million Units
Desktop Internet
1 Billion Units/Users
1960 1970 1980 1990 2000 2010 2020
Mobile Internet
• ~10 Billion Units
• Smartphones
• eReaders
• Notebooks/ Netbooks
• Tablets
• Car Electronics
• Mobile Video
• Games
• Home Entertainment
• Wireless Appliances
• Automated Meters
• Traffic Systems
• Electronic Billboards & Advertising
1
10
100
1,000
10,000
100,000
1,000,000
Dev
ices/U
sers
(M
illio
n)
Computing Growth (1960-2020)
Source: Frost & Sullivan analysis.
3 Big Predictions
2 Lithium-ion battery is gaining momentum to replace nickel cadmium
chemistry within a decade
3 LTE (4G) services, high speed internet (above 100 Mbps) demand more
BTS for better communication and higher penetration, creates demand for
batteries
1 Advancements in wireless data transmission demands high infrastructure
growth that boosts demand for high performance batteries for backup
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