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Based on connectivity, the market is segmented into grid connected and off grid. Grid connected segment is poised to cross USD 2.27 billion by 2032. Rising advancements in smart grid technologies, energy storage systems, and power electronics to enhance the efficiency and reliability of microgrid is propelling the grid tied solutions demand. Furthermore, the connectivity offers substantial cost savings by optimizing energy use and reducing the need for expensive peak-time grid power thereby escalating market growth.
Based on power source, the Europe hybrid microgrid market is segmented into diesel generators, natural gas, solar PV, CHP and others. Solar PV segment is set to expand at a CAGR of more than 16.9% through 2032. Rising cost of solar PV technology due to advancements in manufacturing processes, economies of scale, and increased competition is creating positive opportunities for the market growth. Furthermore, increasing innovation in solar technology to improve product efficiency, durability, and performance to offer high-efficiency solar panels, better energy storage solutions, and advanced grid integration technologies will complement the power source adoption.
The France hybrid microgrid market is expected to reach USD 576 million by 2032, due to its strong commitment to renewable energy and energy transition. The French government is building ambitious energy policies, including the Multiannual Energy Plan (PPE), aiming to increase the share of renewables in the energy mix and reduce reliance on nuclear power thereby propelling the market statistics. Rising investments in the country in advanced energy technologies, including smart grids and energy storage solutions to support the efficient operation and management of solutions will escalate the product penetration.
In the U.S. growing emphasis on clean energy, energy security, and resilience is set to influence the market landscape. Rising federal and state-level incentives, such as the Investment Tax Credit (ITC) and grants for renewable energy projects will promote the product adoption. Increasing companies investing in the adoption of solutions requiring lower energy costs, achieving sustainability targets, and enhancing energy security will stimulate the product demand.