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Based on type, the North America residential energy as a service market is segmented into energy supply services, operational and maintenance services and energy efficiency and optimization services. Energy supply services are anticipated to grow by over USD 2 Billion by 2032. Rising adoption of convenient and hassle-free management services by outsourcing the complexities of energy procurement and management to service providers leading to simplify homeowners energy management responsibilities while focusing on other priorities is boosting the business landscape. Furthermore, increasing environmental consciousness among consumers is driving demand for services that prioritize renewable energy sources such as solar, wind, or hydroelectric power thereby accelerating the market growth.
U.S. energy as a service market is anticipated to grow by over USD 5 Billion by 2032. Increasing federal and state-level incentives include tax credits for renewable energy installations, rebates for energy-efficient appliances and upgrades, and regulatory policies supporting net metering and renewable portfolio standards are fostering the product adoption. Growing severe weather events or grid instability in the U.S. is creating demand for backup power options, providing homeowners with a reliable source of electricity during power outages, enhancing energy security and resilience thereby augmenting the industry statistics.
Rising desire among homeowners for cost predictability and potential savings service which offer fixed-rate contracts that allow consumers to stabilize their energy costs, mitigating the impact of fluctuating utility rates and helping them budget more effectively over time thereby complementing the product penetration.