PUBLISHER: Prescient & Strategic Intelligence | PRODUCT CODE: 1497734
PUBLISHER: Prescient & Strategic Intelligence | PRODUCT CODE: 1497734
Market Highlights
The residential energy storage market was valued at USD 801.3 million in 2023, which will increase to USD 4,240.3 million, propelling at a 27.9% CAGR, by 2030.
The rising emphasis on employing renewable energy sources is a major factor driving the growth of the industry.
The utilization of renewable energy sources to allow a more dependable and effective energy supply is rising.
Many countries have openly stated their pledge to attain carbon neutrality in the wake of the rising worries regarding the consequences of the growing atmospheric concentrations of CO2 and various other GHGs on the global climate.
By shifting to renewable energy sources, humanities can largely decrease their carbon footprint, therefore aiding the overarching aim of carbon neutrality.
Community energy storage systems are the major trend being observed in the industry.
Community energy storage (CES) is an innovative smart grid technology that offers different advantages of distribution grids, in terms of quality, control stability, and reliability.
This method has become an important part of modern microgrids because it provides advantages to both consumers and utilities.
It simplifies the effects of the sporadic output of DERs, counting PVs; and various other smart grid components, such as EVs, and incorporates them into the smart grid.
CES is generally placed at the grid periphery, which is close to DERs and customers.
Key Insights
Europe was the largest contributor to the industry in 2023, with over 45% share, and it will further remain the largest throughout this decade.
This will be because of the rapid rooftop solar power acceptance, a 30% government grant for the battery system, the existence of many players, and the rising rate of urbanization.
APAC is a significant contributor to the industry.
This is ascribed to the surging populace, increasing consumer expenditure, rising need for renewable energy, massive customer base and its improving disposable salary, and mounting acceptance of innovative technologies.
The customer-owned category led the industry in 2023, and it will remain leading in the coming years.
This is attributed to the numerous benefits of consumer-owned ESSs, including decreased power price per kilowatt-hour; the increasing emphasis on achieving self-sufficiency, and the mounting need for rooftop PV solutions.
The on-grid category was the largest contributor in 2023, and it will continue this trend throughout this decade.
With on-grid systems, the extra electricity produced can be transferred to the utility that owns the grid, enabling the individual to collect credit, which can be withdrawn at the end of the year.
The 6 to 10 kW category accounted for over 55% share in 2023.
This can be because of the increasing energy usage, rising incidence of long power outages, surging need for a better amount of stable power, and faults in grid systems.
The lithium-ion category dominated the industry in 2023, with more than 75% share, and it will remain dominating in the coming years.
This is because such batteries are more dependable and constant and can be recharged many times.
The industry displays strong competition, with the presence of many large and mid-sized companies.