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Composites End Markets: Energy (2026) (opens the original)
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Some energy-related composites technologies continue to mature and expand into new territories, like thermoplastic composite pipes (TCP) and recyclable wind blades, while new innovations abound, from new wind turbine materials and designs to new materials and manufacturing methods to enable nuclear energy. Source (clockwise from top left) | Strohm, TouchWind B.V., Kairos Power, RWE/Niklas Marc Heinecke Global energy demand rose by 1.3% in 2025, notably slowed from the 2% growth in 2024, reports
CFRP/Graphite Heat Dissipation Device Enables Lighter, More Mobile Satellite Communication (opens the original)
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The redesigned heat dissipation device combines carbon fiber prepreg with layers of graphite. Source (All Images) | Mitsubishi Non-terrestrial network (NTN) antennas connect smart devices or drones to satellites, and can be placed in fixed locations like rooftops or, increasingly, mobile ones such as vehicles, marine vessels or aircraft. The high-power electronics required to operate the system necessitate high levels of heat dissipation performance to protect the overall antenna, conventionally
SiC Fiber Solves Signal Blocking, Weight Challenges in Electronics (opens the original)
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Hunan Zerafber’s silicon carbide (SiC) fibers are manufactured into composite parts for a variety of high-end equipment applications. Most recently, the company is targeting a new version of its fibers to solve radio transparency and weight challenges in consumer electronics. Source | Hunan Zerafber The structural housing components of consumer electronics like laptops, smartphones and smart glasses are conventionally made from lightweight, relatively impact-resistant, readily available metals l
Strong by Form Closes €5.8M Funding for High-Strength Wood Composites (opens the original)
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Biomimicry-based Woodflow technology uses computational design and the company’s proprietary printing process to produce a variety of products from complex shapes to a 10-meter construction slab (bottom right) said to be stronger than concrete but 80% lighter. Source, all Images | Strong by Form Strong by Form (Madrid, Spain), a deeptech company specializing in high-performance wood-based composites technology, announces the €5.8 million first closing of its €10 million Series A round. The round
National Composites Week 2026: Defense (opens the original)
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Sources (clockwise from top left, not including logo) | Nammo Composites Solutions LLC, Otto Aerospace, Haddy, U.S. Navy, EdgeWing, Hypersonix Launch Systems For National Composites Week (NCW), CW is recognizing end markets that fit this year’s theme of “Built to Scale.” Today, we have compiled articles that show the high-rate and scalable manufacturing ability of composites for defense applications, but also the crossover potential of these materials and manufacturing innovations. For example,
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