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  1. The Grid Scale Battery Storage Market 2013-2023

    The Grid Scale Battery Storage Market 2013-2023

    The rising demand for electricity has led to an increasing demand for more flexible and efficient grid systems that can handle intermittent power generated by renewable sources such as solar and wind. This has given rise to governments and private companies investing in battery and other types of energy storage systems to provide backup sources which can time shift or provide energy arbitrage at times of low and high demand. The grid scale battery storage market is a fledging and vibrant market with vast potential for future growth.

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  2. The Waste-to-Energy Market 2013-2023

    The Waste-to-Energy Market 2013-2023

    Waste-to-energy (WtE) provides a win-win solution to urban consumer societies by effectively processing large municipal solid waste (MSW) volumes, while creating electricity and/or local heating. WtE however is expensive and cannot compete with low-cost landfill without incentives, therefore an increasing amount of governments are offering support to the industry or creating regulations to drive it forward.

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  3. The Wastewater Treatment & Recovery Systems Market 2013-2023

    The Wastewater Treatment & Recovery Systems Market 2013-2023

    Growing urban areas and large populations are creating a greater need for sufficient wastewater treatment and recovery. This is exacerbated by the increasing pressures on potable water resources from use in agriculture and industry. Ever stricter regulations for water purity in more developed economies are also driving more investment into a sector that has seen chronic underinvestment in prior years.

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