It has been established with sufficient evidence that the present energy generation, consumption, and storage systems are not sustainable. There is a need to shift to renewable sources such as solar and wind energy for clean and sustainable energy and a dire need to improve the grid infrastructure as well as the integration of innovative energy storage systems with the grid. The conventional energy generation and consumption infrastructure are also linked with high carbon emissions. The existing stock of commercial buildings is responsible for over 24% of greenhouse gas emissions and over 41% of the total primary electricity use. Of the overall electricity usage, around 57% is used to maintain heating or cooling infrastructure in the buildings. These numbers are increasing YoY due to the rising aboriginal and migrated population and improving living standards. Every region across the globe is likely to be confronted with an energy shortage in the future, and unfavorable climate changes are quite evident.

1  RESEARCH METHODOLOGY 

2  RESEARCH OBJECTIVES 

3  RESEARCH PROCESS 

4  SCOPE & COVERAGE 

5  REPORT ASSUMPTIONS & CAVEATS 

6  MARKET AT A GLANCE 

7  INTRODUCTION 

8  MARKET GROWTH ENABLERS 

9  MARKET RESTRAINTS

10  MARKET OPPORTUNITIES & TRENDS 

11  MARKET LANDSCAPE 

12  END-USERS