太陽光発電と蓄電：スマートホームにおける機会

Solar and Storage: Opportunities in the Smart Home

出版日: 2023年02月21日 | 発行: Parks Associates

| ページ情報: 英文 38 Pages | 納期: 即日から翌営業日

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当レポートでは、太陽光発電と蓄電について調査分析し、ソリューションを活用して消費者のコスト削減の支援、エネルギー需要の増加への対応、さらには環境への影響の低減を図っている、既存の主要企業と注目すべき新規参入企業について取り上げています。

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Perception of Electricity Bill by Income
Consumer Perception Regarding Renewable Energy Sources
Ownership of Major Home Energy Equipment
Most Appeal Purchase Channel of Solar PV and Battery Storage
Purchase Drivers of Solar Panels
The Home Solar Ecosystem
Leading Solar Providers
Solar Providers and Operating States
Example Device Configuration
Panel and Shingle OEMs
Inverter OEMs
Battery OEMs
High Intention of Purchasing Solar Power Generator Panels
High Familiarity with Solar Panel Generators
Data Included in Creating the Forecast
Residential Solar and Storage Revenue Forecast - US

SYNOPSIS:

The recent years have brought a series of natural disasters that impacted electrical grids and raised awareness of grid resilience as both an infrastructure issue and a very personal issue in consumers' lives as they struggled through a pandemic with power outages caused by weather or fires. Meanwhile, new technology innovations and trends such as the push to electrify our automotive fleet will substantially increase energy demand in the near future. With climate change disasters happening today and the EV revolution coming tomorrow, there is a significant opportunity for solar and storage providers to deliver solutions to support a lower-carbon and more resilient smart home of the future. This industry report addresses established leaders and notable new entrants who are leveraging solar and storage solutions to help consumers save money, meet rising energy demand, and even reduce their environmental impact.

ANALYST INSIGHT:

"As traditional sources of power decline and become more costly, demand for renewable energy like solar solutions and electric vehicles will expand. Consumers respond most quickly to economic incentives, and as electricity becomes more expensive and renewable options more affordable, households are open to adopting renewable alternatives," said Chris White, Research Director, Parks Associates.