Research and Markets: Global Battery Market for Solar PV Inverters 2015-2019

DUBLIN--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/7ctt42/global_battery) has announced the addition of the "Global Battery Market for Solar PV Inverters 2015-2019" report to their offering.

Global Battery Market for Solar PV Inverters 2015-2019 estimated factors like the rising market competition and growing supply chain efficiency to bolster market growth during the forecast period. These factors help the global battery market for solar PV inverters to grow at a rapid rate during the forecast period and results in its impressive CAGR of nearly 19% by 2019.

Augmented demand for inverter batteries from solar PV systems is the key driver for the growth of this market. Due to depleting fossil fuel reserves and rising fuel prices, many countries across the globe are now adopting renewable power sources for electricity generation. Since the power generated from such sources is intermittent in nature, energy storage systems play a vital role in meeting the rising power demand, which in turn drives the need for inverters and battery systems.

In this market research report, Technavio market research analysts estimate the non-residential segment to dominate over all the other sectors during the forecast period. The non-residential sector mainly includes commercial, industrial, and government entities that require energy storage options to enhance their solar generation capacities and mitigate high peak energy demand charges. Factors like the installation of high-capacity battery units in non-residential sectors such as hospitals, government, SMB IT, and telecom are expected to result in its high market share of nearly 43% by 2019.

This market is highly diverse and consists of numerous international and domestic players that form strong partnerships with automotive, industrial, and commercial companies in order to survive in the market. This market is highly vulnerable to technical and financial challenges, which facilitates inorganic growth within the market.