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Associated Press
19-05-2025
- Automotive
- Associated Press
Metallurgy Carbon-Based Lubricants and Coatings Market Analysis and Forecasts 2025-2035: Opportunities in the Development of Bio-Based Carbon Lubricants and Integration of AI in Lubricant Formulation
DUBLIN--(BUSINESS WIRE)--May 19, 2025-- The 'Carbon-Based Lubricants and Coatings Market for Metallurgy - A Global and Regional Analysis: Focus on Application, Product, and Country Level Analysis - Analysis and Forecast, 2025-2035" report has been added to offering. The Global Carbon-Based Lubricants and Coatings Market for Metallurgy is witnessing significant growth, driven by increasing demand for high-performance lubrication, advancements in nanotechnology, and the shift toward bio-based alternatives. Carbon-based lubricants and coatings play a crucial role in reducing wear and friction in metalworking, improving surface quality, and enhancing equipment longevity. In 2024, the market is primarily driven by rising steel and alloy production, increased adoption of nano-graphite lubricants, and innovations in high-temperature coatings. The development of plasma-sprayed coatings and AI-integrated lubricant formulation technologies is further enhancing efficiency, sustainability, and performance in metallurgical processes. Additionally, strict environmental regulations are pushing industries to adopt eco-friendly and bio-based carbon lubricants. By 2035, the market will be dominated by nanomaterial-based lubricants, AI-driven predictive maintenance solutions, and self-replenishing coatings. The increasing use of carbon-based coatings in aerospace, energy, and defense industries will further expand market potential. Recycling and reusing graphite-based lubricants will also emerge as a sustainable trend, reducing dependency on raw materials. The integration of digital twin technology for monitoring wear and degradation in metallurgy processes will enable data-driven optimization of lubricant application and coating performance. Nano-Graphite and Carbon Nanotube-Based Lubricants The development of nano-graphite and carbon nanotube-based lubricants is revolutionizing metallurgical applications. These high-performance lubricants provide superior wear resistance, enhanced thermal stability, and reduced friction, making them ideal for high-speed and extreme-temperature metalworking processes. AI-driven lubricant formulation techniques are further optimizing their efficiency. Advancements in Battery Technology and Energy Storage The increasing demand for lithium-ion batteries and energy storage solutions is driving the need for carbon-based lubricants and coatings in battery manufacturing and maintenance. Graphite-based coatings are being used to improve battery thermal management, while carbon nanotube-infused lubricants enhance conductivity in energy storage applications. Stringent Environmental Regulations and Compliance Challenges Governments worldwide are imposing strict environmental regulations on carbon-based lubricants and coatings due to concerns over emissions, hazardous waste disposal, and raw material sourcing. Manufacturers are required to develop eco-friendly, bio-based alternatives to comply with sustainability standards, increasing production costs. Development of Bio-Based Carbon Lubricants and Coatings The growing shift toward sustainable and biodegradable lubrication solutions presents a significant opportunity for manufacturers. Bio-based carbon lubricants derived from plant oils and renewable sources are gaining traction as environmentally friendly alternatives to traditional graphite-based products. Investments in green chemistry and circular economy practices will open new avenues for low-carbon, high-performance coatings in metallurgy. Regional Analysis Leading Region: Asia-Pacific Asia-Pacific is expected to lead the carbon-based lubricants and coatings market for metallurgy, driven by China, Japan, and India's dominance in steel and alloy manufacturing, construction, and energy sectors. China's rapid industrialization and increasing investment in high-performance coatings and lubrication technologies make it a key consumer of graphite and carbon-based solutions. Additionally, Japan's expertise in nanotechnology and material science innovations is accelerating the adoption of carbon nanotube-based lubricants. North America is experiencing steady growth, particularly in the United States and Canada, where rising demand for high-performance coatings in aerospace, defense, and automotive industries is fueling market expansion. Sustainability regulations and government incentives for low-emission manufacturing processes are further driving the adoption of bio-based carbon lubricants. Europe follows closely, with Germany, France, and the U.K. leading in advanced metallurgical applications. EU regulations on emission reduction and sustainable material sourcing are pushing manufacturers to invest in green lubricants and coatings. The region's focus on circular economy practices and recycling of graphite-based materials is also shaping market trends. Report Highlights Trends: Current and Future Impact Assessment Supply Chain Overview Patent Analysis Regulatory Landscape Case Studies Impact Analysis for Key Global Events Market Dynamics Overview Prominent Names Featured Segmentation Analysis By Application By End-User Industry By Product By Form For more information about this report visit About is the world's leading source for international market research reports and market data. We provide you with the latest data on international and regional markets, key industries, the top companies, new products and the latest trends. 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Yahoo
02-05-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
US government policy change sparks outcry over potential public health risks: 'Profits ahead of the well-being of Americans'
The Trump administration has exempted dozens of power providers from regulations under the Clean Air Act for two years, AP News reported. The goal: to reignite the coal industry, which has been declining in favor of renewable energy sources. On April 8, President Donald Trump granted a two-year exemption to 47 power providers across the United States. According to a White House press release, "President Trump recognizes that environmental advocate overreach jeopardizes America's energy reliability, economic vitality, and national security." By providing relief from Biden-era clean air rules, the exemption hopes to bolster the country's coal industry and power grid while reducing its reliance on energy from other countries. The coal industry has long been a primary source of energy for the world and the U.S. According to the Society for Mining, Metallurgy, and Exploration, it creates about 25% of U.S. energy and around 36% of global energy. However, it's also responsible for a tremendous amount of pollution. Burning coal releases several polluting gases, such as carbon dioxide, sulfur dioxide, and mercury. It also causes particulate matter — small particles that can lead to several health problems, such as asthma and heart attacks — to enter the air. The Trump administration's grant for temporary relief allows named coal-fired power plants to operate with looser requirements than they once had to. The new order loosens rules that made it harder to mine on federal lands and reduces environmental review requirements. It also pushes federal agencies to promote coal use locally and abroad. The outcome could mean higher pollution risks. "This is what it looks like to put polluter profits ahead of the well-being of Americans and the planet," Maya Golden-Krasner, a senior attorney at the Center for Biological Diversity, told AP News. There are plenty of organizations, states, and countries still working toward making the air cleaner. Cities such as Paris, London, and Seattle have created clean air zones to encourage eco-friendly modes of transportation and reduce vehicle pollution. In Wisconsin, lawmakers are pushing for legislation to cut carbon pollution in half by 2030. And Poland's government recently made it easier for the country to expand its onshore wind farms for cleaner energy. Progress is still possible when communities and leaders prioritize clean air. To get involved, support local clean air initiatives and vote for pro-climate candidates. Do you think America has a plastic waste problem? Definitely Only in some areas Not really I'm not sure Click your choice to see results and speak your mind. Join our free newsletter for good news and useful tips, and don't miss this cool list of easy ways to help yourself while helping the planet.
