
Global Renewable Energy Technology Market 2024-2029: Market Trends & Strategies
Description
This energy efficiency report examines the Renewable Energy Technology market landscape in detail; assessing market trends and factors shaping the evolution of this growing market, such as offshore wind technology and pyramidal solar lenses. The report delivers comprehensive analysis of the strategic opportunities for renewable energy technology providers and market participants; addressing key verticals and developing challenges, and how vendors should navigate these. As well as looking into renewable technology use cases, it also includes evaluation of key country-level opportunities for renewable energy growth.
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Please note: the online download version of this report is for a global site license.
Table of Contents
58 Pages
- 1. Key Takeaways & Strategic Recommendations
- 1.1 Key Takeaways
- 1.1.1 Green Hydrogen Production Still Marks a Tricky Area for Renewable Energy
- 1.1.2 Innovation to Help Reduce Costs of Renewable Energy Generation
- 1.1.3 Global Renewable Energy Capacity Expected to Surge
- 1.2 Strategic Recommendations
- 1.2.1 West Europe Must Capitalise on Offshore Wind Energy Opportunities
- 1.2.2 Offer Incentives for Residential Customers to Adopt Renewable Energy Technologies
- 1.2.3 Increasing Battery Storage Infrastructure is Core to Supporting Growth
- 2. Market Landscape
- 2.1 Introduction
- 2.2 Definitions
- 2.3 Renewable Energy Market
- Figure 2.1: Renewable Energy Market Landscape
- 2.3.1 Types of Renewable Energy
- i. Wind Energy
- Figure 2.2: Onshore & Offshore Wind Turbines
- ii. Solar Energy
- Figure 2.3: Solar PV Farm
- iii. Hydroelectric Energy
- Figure 2.4: Hydroelectric Power Plant with a Reservoir
- iv. Bioenergy
- v. Hydrogen
- vi. Geothermal Energy
- Figure 2.5: Geothermal Energy Generated from the Earth’s Core
- vii. Nuclear Energy
- 2.3.2 Renewable Energy and the Grid
- Figure 2.6: Renewable Energy Generation & Distribution to the Grid
- 2.4 Methods & Technologies Used in Renewable Energy
- 2.4.1 Wind Technologies & Methods
- i. Onshore Wind Turbine
- ii. Offshore Wind Turbine
- 2.4.2 Solar Technologies & Methods
- i. Solar PV Panel
- ii. Solar Thermal Panel
- Figure 2.7: Evacuated Tube Collector Solar Thermal Panel
- 2.4.3 Hydroelectric Technologies & Methods
- i. Hydroelectric Power Plants
- ii. Hydroelectric Turbines
- Figure 2.8: Francis Hydroelectric Turbine
- 2.4.4 Bioenergy Technologies & Methods
- i. Biomass Combustion
- ii. Bacterial Decomposition
- iii. Conversion to a Gas Fuel
- iv. Conversion to a Liquid Fuel
- 2.4.5 Hydrogen Technologies & Methods
- i. Steam-methane Reforming
- ii. Electrolysis
- iii. Partial Oxidation
- iv. Biomass Gasification
- v. Thermochemical Water Splitting
- vi. Photolytic Water Splitting
- 2.4.6 Geothermal Technologies & Methods
- 2.4.7 Nuclear Technologies & Methods
- 2.5 Potential Energy Storage
- 2.5.1 Pumped Hydroelectricity Energy Storage
- Figure 2.9: Closed-loop Pumped Hydroelectric Energy Storage Diagram
- 2.5.2 Thermal & Phase Transition Energy Storage
- i. Liquid-to-air Transition Energy Storage
- ii. Thermal Sand Batteries
- 2.5.3 Mechanical Energy Storage
- i. Compressed Air Energy Storage
- ii. Gravitational Energy Storage
- iii. Flywheel Energy Storage
- iv. Pumped Heat Electrical Storage
- 2.5.4 Hydrogen Storage
- 2.5.5 Electrochemical/Electricity Storage
- i. Lithium-ion Battery Storage
- ii. Flow Battery Storage
- 2.6 Key Trends, Market Drivers, and Constraints
- 2.6.1 Government Policies & Incentives
- i. Solar PV Policies
- ii. Wind Energy Policies
- iii. Hydroelectric Energy Policies
- 2.6.2 International Trading
- 2.6.3 Solar PV Oversupply
- 2.6.4 Offshore Projects Under Threat
- 2.7 Future Outlook
- 3. Segment Analysis
- 3.1 Case Studies
- 3.1.1 Solar AquaGrid Solar Canal Project
- 3.1.2 Whitelee Windfarm
- 3.1.3 Red Rock Hydroelectric Project
- 3.1.4 Attero & Peka Kroef
- 3.2 Innovations
- 3.2.1 Solar Innovations
- i. Floatovoltaics
- ii. Pyramidal Lenses
- Figure 3.1: Pyramidal Lens in Three Stages of Development
- iii. Solar Cells
- 3.2.2 Wind Innovations
- i. Bladeless Wind Turbines
- ii. Floating Wind Turbines
- iii. Flying Wind Power
- 3.2.3 Hydroelectric Innovations
- i. Helicoid Penstocks
- ii. VIVACE (Vortex Induced Vibration for Aquatic Clean Energy)
- 4. Country Readiness Index
- 4.1 Introduction to Country Readiness Index
- Figure 4.1: Renewable Energy Technology Country Readiness Index Regional Definitions
- Table 4.2: Juniper Research Country Readiness Index Scoring Criteria: Renewable Energy Technology
- Figure 4.3: Juniper Research Country Readiness Index: Renewable Energy Technology
- Figure 4.4: Renewable Energy Technology Country Readiness Index: Market Segments
- 4.1.1 Focus Markets
- i. Offshore Wind Investment
- Figure 4.5: Total Number of Offshore Wind Turbines, Split by Top Eight Focus Market Countries, 2024-2029
- ii. Easing International Trading
- iii. Renewable Energy Is Not Yet the Primary Energy Source
- Figure 4.6: Proportion of Electricity Capacity Attributable to Renewable Energy (%), Split by Top Eight Focus Markets, 2024-2029
- 4.1.2 Growth Markets
- i. Large Potential for Increased Renewable Energy Generation
- Figure 4.7: Total Amount of Renewable Energy Generated (TWh), Split by Seven Growth Markets, 2024-2029
- ii. Markets with Great Investment Opportunities
- Table 4.8: Total Spend on Renewable Energy Technology Hardware ($m), Split by Seven Growth Markets, 2024-2029
- 4.1.3 Saturated Markets
- Figure 4.9: Total Operational Costs of Renewable Energy Technology ($m), Split by Four Saturated Market, 2024-2029
- 4.1.4 Developing Markets
- Figure 4.10: Proportion of Electricity Capacity Attributable to Solar PV (%), Split by Top Eight Developing Markets, 2024-2029
- Table 4.11: Juniper Research’s Country Readiness Index Heatmap: North America
- Table 4.12: Juniper Research’s Country Readiness Index Heatmap: Latin America
- Table 4.13: Juniper Research’s Country Readiness Index Heatmap: West Europe
- Table 4.14: Juniper Research’s Country Readiness Index Heatmap: Central & East Europe
- Table 4.15: Juniper Research’s Country Readiness Index Heatmap: Far East & China
- Table 4.16: Juniper Research’s Country Readiness Index Heatmap: Indian Subcontinent
- Table 4.17: Juniper Research’s Country Readiness Index Heatmap: Rest of Asia Pacific
- Table 4.18: Juniper Research’s Country Readiness Index Heatmap: Africa & Middle East
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