Solar Energy Storage Market Outlook 2019–2025 – Key Drivers, Industry Analysis & Forecast to 2025

Solar Energy Storage Market in 2018 valued over USD 170 million and is predicted to grow over 35% CAGR by 2025. Strict regulatory norms in line with rising environmental concerns to reduce emissions through the installation of effective energy conservation measures will boost the industry growth. Moreover, ongoing technological advancements & upgrades to provide a cost-competitive business outlook will augment the industry dynamics.
Favorable government norms on account of self-consumption and subsidies from grid operators & distribution companies with an aim to achieve grid feed-in will augment the business potential. Moreover, the industry is anticipated to gain momentum on account of PV installation on small scale systems and substantial growth potential across applications behind the meters. Furthermore, BES integration will increase owing to declining costs along with batteries retrofitting with small scale photovoltaics are the key factors driving energy storage demand.
Off-grid conventional energy solutions, including mini-grids & stand-alone systems, to provide access to energy have appeared as a prominent, cost-competitive solution. Growing inclination toward research and development have decreased technology costs which favor the innovation in financing catering & delivery models including local entrepreneurs, private sector & the communities. Henceforth, positive consumer tendencies along with positive industry and regulatory outlook to incorporate a sustainable energy scenario will complement business outlook.
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Asia Pacific solar energy storage market is anticipated to exceed 40% by 2025. Stringent government norms coupled with public and private investments in renewable energy solutions across the region inculcating partial decarbonization activities will positively influence the business outlook. Growing investor inclination toward new renewable projects after post-COP21 agreement has witnessed a rapid expansion of the conventional bond industry. The existing regulatory policies and fiscal incentives across the region favor these prospects. Moreover, solar is a relatively abundant and effective energy source which enhances its penetration in many countries inducing long-term policies to emphasize renewable growth in their overall conventional energy portfolio.
Large scale investments has benefitted lithium ion segment on account of their deployment across a wide range of applications. Rapid inclination toward cost reduction potential through an increase in competitive supply chains, material improvements and scale of production capacity will positively influence the product demand. In addition, large scale technological development of Evs favored by ongoing solar integration will augment the industry dynamics.
Prominent solar energy storage market players include Carnegie Clean Energy, BMW, Kokam, BYD, Primus Power, Samsung, Maxwell Technologies, EnerSys, LG Chem, Leclanche, FIAMM, Vionx BAE, Saft, Adara Power, Ecoult and Aquion.
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Product flexibility, competitive pricing, reliability and brand value are few key factors to validate solar energy storage market competitiveness. Moreover, extensive R&D investments and self-attained product patents coupled with flexible process implications across the integrated distribution channels, have further augmented the business portfolio.
Table of Contents
Chapter 1 Methodology & Scope
	
1.1 Methodology
	
1.2 Market definitions & abbreviations	
		
1.2.1 Definition
		
1.2.2 Abbreviations
	
	
	
1.3 Market estimates & forecast parameters
	
1.4 Data sources	
		
1.4.1 Primary
		
1.4.2 Secondary		
			
1.4.2.1 Paid sources
			
1.4.2.2 Public sources
		
		
	
	
Chapter 2 Executive Summary
	
2.1 Global solar energy storage industry 360 degree synopsis, 2014 - 2025	
		
2.1.1 Business trends		
			
2.1.1.1 Electricity storage needs in the energy transition
		
		
		
2.1.2 Composition trends
		
2.1.3 Capacity trends
		
2.1.4 Installation trends
		
2.1.5 Regional trends