Russia Residential Energy Storage Market Future Prospect
The Russian residential energy storage market will generate an estimated revenue of USD 13.7 million in 2024, which is expected to witness a CAGR of 27.5% during 2024–2030, to reach USD 58.7 million by 2030. The key factors driving the growth of this market are the increasing population and the rising energy requirements. This is leading to the need for advanced technologies to fulfill these demands when the energy supply from the grid drops or is interrupted.
Residential energy storage involves a battery-powered system that stores energy for future use. Further, if attached with a photovoltaic system, these batteries enable people to store the energy produced during the day for continuous usage at night. The system consists of a solar array, which could be mounted on the roof, integrated into the building façade, or set up as a freestanding facility near the house. The panel is connected to a microcontroller, which accumulates the energy produced by each PV cell and feeds it to the battery. The batter is ultimately equipped with a solar inverter, which converts DC into AC and sends it to the grid or people’s homes, for immediate usage.
A typical home battery of 10-kWh capacity can store enough electricity to last 10–12 hours, depending on the purpose it is used for. For instance, such a battery can provide 14 hours of backup for a refrigerator and 130 hours for a television.