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Based on power source, the diesel generators segment is anticipated to cross more than USD 3.8 billion by 2032, on account of their level of reliability unmatched by renewable energy sources or battery storage, especially in critical applications. Rising demand for power sources offering immediate backup power with the ability to start up quickly and sustain power for extended periods is fostering product penetration. Furthermore, their wide availability and easy transportation properties, bolster product demand.
Based on storage device, the industrial & commercial grid connected microgrid market is from flywheels segment is set to grow at a CAGR of over 24.3% through 2032, owing to its ability to provide instantaneous power. Rising demand for storage devices with high power density which help to store and discharge large amounts of energy in a compact system, making the system highly efficient for short-term energy storage in power-hungry environments is boosting device adoption. Furthermore, their mechanical robustness and long operational life, make them highly durable and capable of delivering consistent performance over extended periods without the need for frequent maintenance or replacement leading to complement business trajectory.
Asia Pacific industrial & commercial grid connected microgrid market is likely to exceed USD 7.2 billion by 2032. Rising government support in promoting the deployment of microgrids to address energy access issues and reduce dependence on fossil fuels is driving product penetration. Increasing company's shift towards prioritizing sustainability and adopting greener technologies to meet corporate social responsibility (CSR) commitments is strengthening industry projects.
In the U.S., aging grid infrastructure and increasing frequency of natural disasters such as hurricanes, wildfires, and storms have increased the need for resilient energy solutions thereby propelling product demand. Rising electricity prices, particularly in states with aggressive clean energy policies, are driving U.S. businesses to explore alternative energy solutions. Furthermore, rising incentives and regulatory support by the U.S. government and other states to encourage the adoption of advanced technology leading to influence business statistics.