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This study analyzes the global industrial heat pump (IHP) market as it undergoes a structural transition—from standalone decarbonization technologies to integrated energy orchestration assets within industrial systems.Covering the 2025 to 2035 period at a global level, the analysis focuses on electrically driven and heat-activated systems ≥200 kWth...

The global residential heat pump (HP) market is forecast to reach 21.2 million units by 2035, up from 11.4 million in 2025. Market definitions are important to the market forecast, and Frost & Sullivan excludes the sale of HPs for air conditioning. Market revenues are forecast to reach $113.79 billion by 2035, up from $43.86 billion in 2025. In 202...

The US battery energy storage sector has emerged as one of the fastest-growing segments of the energy transition, playing an increasingly critical role in supporting grid reliability, renewable energy integration, and electricity market flexibility. As utilities and independent power producers continue to invest in renewable projects, battery energ...

This edition of the Energy & Power Systems (EPS) TOE features information about the innovations in AI driven battery monitoring, virtual power plants, grid optimization, perovskite technology, vanadium redox flow battery, pumped storage hydropower, wind farm management, sodium-ion energy storage solutions, building energy harvesting, solar-to-hydro...

Utilities are entering a phase of selective, use-case-driven investment in meter data management (MDM), where funding is tied to measurable operational and commercial outcomes rather than platform modernization alone. The most consistent priorities in which utilities are willing to invest include interval and complex billing/settlement, outage data...

Frost & Sullivan's Top 10 Strategic Imperatives in the global power and energy industry highlights the trends with the greatest future impact. Our model takes into account the key dynamics and fundamentals of the market to generate the ten most significant strategic imperatives for the industry. The growth in distributed energy resources, be it ren...

The accelerating transition to net-zero emissions and demand for high-efficiency renewable energy are driving the need for photovoltaic technologies that surpass the performance limits of conventional crystalline silicon solar cells. As single-junction crystalline silicon solar cells approach their practical efficiency limits, perovskite-silicon ta...

The need for grid flexibility, energy security, and reliable electricity supply is accelerating the development of mechanical energy storage technologies. Beyond supporting the integration of variable renewable energy, the technologies address the need for long-duration energy storage, peak load management, grid stabilization, and power system resi...

Reversible solid oxide cells (rSOCs) are emerging as a promising technology for flexible energy conversion, long-duration energy storage, and renewable energy integration. By enabling bidirectional conversion between electricity and hydrogen within a single system, rSOCs address key challenges associated with renewable intermittency, grid flexibili...