Research

Market intelligence.

Short, dated briefings written for readers who need the number and its source. Each title publishes its own feed when something moves in its market.

What a briefing covers

A certified efficiency or density result, and how it compares with the last one. A licensing or regulatory decision and what it unlocks. A capacity commitment, an offtake agreement, or a supply deal with the volumes attached. A programme that has slipped or stopped, which the trade press tends to report late or not at all.

Every figure carries its source and its development stage, so a laboratory result is never presented as something you can order. Where a number cannot be corroborated independently, the briefing says so rather than rounding the uncertainty away.

Briefings publish when there is something to report. We would rather skip a month than fill one.

The ETA Intel Magazine.

A free, network-wide digital magazine, twice a year, gathering the readings that mattered across every title.