DUBLIN--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The "Residential Energy Storage, Blockchain and Energy Sharing Systems: Technologies and Global Market" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.
The combination of the rising cost of energy and more affordable renewable energy technologies has made it more compelling for homes to generate and store their own electricity.
Residential energy storage systems (RESSs) have led to the adoption of energy conservation measures to control and manage the increased expenditure on energy. Owners of residences with solar and energy storage can protect themselves from grid power outages and achieve energy independence. The addition of energy storage is leading to a proliferation of photovoltaic (PV) systems since they increase self-consumption and also help consumers keep rising energy bills in check.
Energy storage technology has great potential to improve electric power grids and enable more selfconsumption of renewable electricity while providing alternatives to fossil fuels. The value proposition for residential energy storage today is where solar PV was seven years ago, and the factors that led PV to mass affordability will likely have a similar effect on battery storage systems. Battery costs have declined over the past decade, and dozens of startups and large manufacturers are now competing to develop safer, more efficient, lower-cost and longer-life battery chemistries.
The promise of RESS technology lies in its potential to:
- Increase grid efficiency and reliability optimizing power flows and supporting variable power supplies from wind and solar generation
- Allow vehicles powered by batteries or other electric technologies to displace vehicles burning gasoline and diesel fuel, reducing associated emissions and demand for oil
Technological advances and rapidly falling costs are driving record-breaking increases in capacity, and growth in investments in global clean energy and jobs. As battery costs continue to fall, battery storage will become an increasingly attractive option for storing renewable electricity at the household, business and community levels.
The market is being spurred by a number of factors, including feed-in tariff (FIT) and net metering revisions in historic residential PV hotspots, subsidies and tax incentives, rapid price reductions in lithium-ion battery prices, and rising electricity tariffs.
Topics Covered
Chapter 1 Introduction
Chapter 2 Summary and Highlights
Chapter 3 Market and Technology Background
Chapter 4 Market Breakdown by Battery Electrochemical Technology Type
Chapter 5 Market Breakdown by Application
Chapter 6 Market Breakdown by Region
Chapter 7 Patent Review/New Developments
Chapter 8 Analysis of Market Opportunities
Chapter 9 Company Profiles
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BYD Company
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C&D Technologies
- CATL
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Ceres Power
- DMS Technologies
- E-On Batteries
- E3/DC
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East Penn Manufacturing
- Ecocoach
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Electriq Power
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Electrovaya
- Enersys
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Enphase Energy
- Johnson Controls
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Kokam
- Kyocera
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Leclanch
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LG Chem
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Maxwell Technologies
- Nedap
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Nissan
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Panasonic
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Powerball Systems
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Powervault
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Primus Power
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Redflow
- Redt Energy Storage
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Saft Groupe
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Samsung SDI
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Sonnen
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Vizn Energy Systems
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Voltstorage
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Wanxiang Group
- Zen Energy
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and many more...
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