Global Thermal Energy Storage Market 2020 - Global Applications, Regional Overview And Forecast 2028 | Baltimore Aircoil Company, DC PRO Engineering, Ice Energy, DN Tanks, SolarReserve

Thermal energy storage (TES), also known as heat storage, is an energy transfer process that is quick and highly efficient and does not require chemical conversion. This is among the most realistic eco-friendly ways to save electricity.

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Increasing policy action for renewable technology adoption would help meet the goals set for reducing carbon emissions and thus increase demand in the sector.

The major factor driving the thermal energy storage market is increasing adoption of renewable energy resources. The infrastructure, business, manufacturing, and residential sectors have emerged as the primary end-users of solutions for thermal energy storage worldwide.

The Thermal Energy Storage Market is segmented by type (thermochemical, sensible heat, latent heat), by application (district heating & cooling, process heating & cooling, power generation), by storage material (molten salt, water, phase change material, others), by end-user (industrial, commercial, residential, utility).

Company profiled in this report based on Business overview, Financial data, Product landscape, Strategic outlook & SWOT analysis:

1. Baltimore Aircoil Company
2. DC PRO Engineering
3. Ice Energy
4. DN Tanks
5. SolarReserve
6. BrightSource Energy
7. and Caldwell Energy Company

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Market Segmentation:
By Technology:
o Thermochemical
o Sensible Heat
o Latent Heat

By Application:
o District Heating & Cooling
o Process Heating & cooling
o Power Generation

By Storage Material:
o Molten Salt
o Water
o Phase Change Material
o Others

By End-User:
o Industrial
o Commercial
o Residential
o Utility

By Region:
North America
o By Country (US, Canada, Mexico)
o By Technology
o By Application
o By Storage Material
o By End-User

Western Europe
o By Country (Germany, UK, France, Italy, Spain, Rest of Western Europe)
o By Technology
o By Application
o By Storage Material
o By End-User

Eastern Europe
o By Country (Russia, Turkey, Rest of Eastern Europe)
o By Technology
o By Application
o By Storage Material
o By End-User

Asia Pacific
o By Country (China, Japan, India, South Korea, Australia, Rest of Asia Pacific)
o By Technology
o By Application
o By Storage Material
o By End-User

Middle East
o By Country (UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Iran, Rest of Middle East)
o By Technology
o By Application
o By Storage Material
o By End-User

Rest of the World
o By Region (South America, Africa)
o By Technology
o By Application
o By Storage Material
o By End-User

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o Broad scope to cover all the possible segments helping every stakeholder in the market

Customization:
We provide customization of the study to meet specific requirements:
o By Segment
o By Sub-segment
o By Region/Country

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