WORLDWIDE MARKET INTELLIGENCE

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Energy Storage Market for the Grid and on-site

PV 2013
The renewables and energy industry have an increasing interest in energy storage as it has various benefits to
the grid network and on-site renewable generation. This Market Briefing report aims to provide a
comprehensive view of the current market status, market demand and supply, R&D trends and market outlook.

Market timeline of energy storage advancement

Contents Listing
1. Energy storage technologies, characteristics and
applications
2. Trends on the growth in renewables-based electricity
3. PEST analysis on energy storage market
4. Policy and legislation status in Europe
5. Market enablers and investors attitude
6. Global energy storage outlook in 2020
7. Competition between technologies and R&D trends
8. Market investors and key players
9. Global residential PV storage market outlook in 2020
Report Price: 2,500
Why you need this report Availability: November 2013
This report provides you with insights into:
What factors are driving the market Global demand for residential PV storage is on the rise.
Current and future technologies and R&D
Government policy and investor attitude
Market penetration enablers
Companies and investors in the playing field
Market size and forecast

Supported by facts, figures and enlivened by charts

and illustrations, it is presented in an accessible 44
slide PowerPoint format pdf, backed up with plenty of
charts, graphics and illustrations. It draws on BSRIAs
long standing expertise in the field of renewables,
energy and smart technology related areas as well as
new research.

Key Findings
By 2040, wind-powered electricity will grow by a factor of 7 and solar is going to increase 20 times.
Sufficient investment in energy storage will be needed to ensure grid reliability.
The total energy storage market for renewables and the grid is expected to reach $ 21 bn by 2020 and
$60 bn by 2030. The CAGR from now to 2020 is 34%; and from 2020 to 2030 will be about 11%.
There are many new storage technologies under R&D and at testing stage, including compressed air,
flywheel, battery, supercapacitor, power to gas (P2G), liquefied air, and vehicle to grid (V2G).
For the on-site PV storage market, Germany will be leading the growth in 2013 and reaching an installed
capacity of 30MW in 2013.
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Full Table of Contents 36. Germany will lead the residential PV storage market in
2013 reaching an installed capacity of 30MW
1. Cover Page
37. Typical residential PV storage packaged offer in Germany
2. Guide to the storage market for PV and the grid 2013
38. Storage battery: AC circuit vs. DC circuit
3. Table of contents
39. Key players in residential PV battery storage market
4. Table of contents (2)
40. Appendix
5. State-of-the-art in energy storage technologies
41. State Renewable Portfolio Standards (RPS) in US
6. The maturity level of energy storage technologies varies
42. Overview of the business opportunities for a battery
some technologies are still in research and development
manufacturer
stage
43. Grid-scale energy storage potential and challenge in the
7. Rapid growth of renewables-based electricity is going to
UK (1)
reduce grid reliability
44. Grid-scale energy storage potential and challenge in the
8. We need energy storage to achieve out renewable energy
UK (2)
goals
9. Energy storage can be applied in different stages of the
value chain
10. Current energy storage technology characteristics and
their suitable applications
11. Energy storage technologies are only suitable for some
applications - depending on the power rating and
discharge time
12. Vehicle to Grid (V2G) is another concept by using battery
in electric vehicle (EV) as storage to balance the grid
13. There is 180,000+ EV stock globally and it is the industrys
target to reach 20 million units by 2020
14. Power-to-gas (P2G) converts surplus from renewable
generation to renewable gas (hydrogen or synthetic
natural gas (SNG))
15. Microenvironment factors are both supporting and
preventing the development of energy storage adoption
16. There is only limited storage in the global energy system
and most are pumped hydro-storage today
17. The status of energy storage in Europe(1)
18. The status of energy storage in Europe (2)
19. Jumping the hoops on economies, ownership,
technologies
20. Investors feel uncertain about energy storage compared
to core infrastructures
21. Clear regulation, reduction in product price and putting a
right value on storage are important enablers for the
market
22. Removing outdated electricity rules that are impediments
to energy storage
23. Legislation/incentives in other countries that are affecting
energy storage market
24. The global energy storage market is expected to achieve
34% annual growth by 2020
25. Developed an developing countries will benefit from
energy in slightly different ways
26. Spotting the higher potential storage market by level of
renewable integration, energy market structure, and
control in supply an demand
27. Current (2013) and future (2020+) price comparison of
different battery technologies
28. EV battery costs are dropping rapidly They have more
than halved in the past four years and the target is to go
down to USD 300 kWh in 2020
29. Market timeline of energy storage advancement thermal
storage will be faster in achieving a large scale replication
30. Energy storage technologies will be competing for the
future market in terms of reaction time, costs, capacities,
flexibility, etc.
31. Battery storage technologies are the most discussed
technologies. There are many new battery technologies
under demonstration, prototype, laboratory and at
concept stage
32. Who are the current investors in energy storage
33. Key players for grid-scale storage - batteries
34. Key players for grid scale storage - others
35. Germany is the worlds top Photovoltaic market, with 7.6
GW of newly connected systems in 2012