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Global Hybrid Energy Systems—Convergence of Renewable and Conventional Power
Global Hybrid Energy Systems—Convergence of Renewable and Conventional Power
RELEASE DATE
23-Jun-2016
23-Jun-2016
REGION
Global
Global
Research Code: 9AAE-00-39-00-00
SKU: EG01651-GL-MR_18683
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Description
This study analyses the global market for hybrid energy systems. Installed capacity and revenue forecasts, drivers and restraints, global hotspots, case studies, and market trends are evaluated in detail to give a clear vision of the growth path for this market. The climate change debate has brought into focus the challenges of using fossil fuel as the primary fuel for power generation. Declining costs for renewable energy support grid parity and lead to increased uptake of decentralised power. Energy system flexibility, supportive policies, and smart energy initiatives will be game changers in this industry. Hybrid renewable energy systems are an attractive option to overcome challenges posed by the intermittency of renewable energy.
Table of Contents
CEO’s Perspective for the Hybrid Renewable Energy Systems (HRES) Market
3 Big Predictions
Key Findings
Summary of Major Trends
Current Questions in the Market
Associated Research and Multimedia
Renewable Technology Investments Lead to Hybrid Energy System Opportunities
Hybrid Renewable Energy Systems Refers to Power Using Two or More Sources, where at Least One of them is Renewable
Hybrid Renewable Energy Systems are Poised to Bring in Disruptive Business Models to Traditional Renewables
Emerging Markets with Low Grid Connectivity Hold Massive Potential for HRES
An Integrated Value Chain Lies at the Core of a Hybrid Renewable Energy System
Pricing Analysis
Battery Storage Systems are Critical for the Successful Implementation of Hybrid Renewable Energy Systems
Remote Industrial Power Applications Drive Potential for Hybrid Renewable Energy Systems
Market Drivers
Drivers Explained
Drivers Explained (continued)
Market Restraints
Restraints Explained
Restraints Explained (continued)
Global HRES Cumulative Installed Capacity Forecast
Global HRES Annual Added Capacity Forecast
Global HRES Revenue Forecast
Revenue Forecast by End User
Revenue Forecast by End User Discussion
The Emerging Markets Hold Attractive Growth Potential for HRES
Asia-Pacific, Led by Key Countries such as China and India, will Experience the Fastest HRES Growth
Global Revenue for Distributed PV will Reach $1 Billion in 2025
Revenue Forecast by Region Discussion
Case Study (North America)—Solana Generating Station in Arizona, US
Case Study (Europe)—Fraunhofer ISE Research Institute and KACO New Energy Project in Germany
Case Study (Asia)—Rokkasho-Futamata Wind Farm in Aomori, Japan
Case Study (Asia)—Zhangbei National Wind and PV Energy Storage Transmission Project in China
Regulatory Actions and Energy Storage Investments are Crucial for Market Growth
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This study analyses the global market for hybrid energy systems. Installed capacity and revenue forecasts, drivers and restraints, global hotspots, case studies, and market trends are evaluated in detail to give a clear vision of the growth path for this market. The climate change debate has brought into focus the challenges of using fossil fuel as the primary fuel for power generation. Declining costs for renewable energy support grid parity and lead to increased uptake of decentralised power. Energy system flexibility, supportive policies, and smart energy initiatives will be game changers in this industry. Hybrid renewable energy systems are an attractive option to overcome challenges posed by the intermittency of renewable energy.
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| Podcast | No |
| Author | Pritil Gunjan |
| Industries | Energy |
| WIP Number | 9AAE-00-39-00-00 |
| Is Prebook | No |