Concise Analysis of the South East Asian Stationary Lead-acid Battery Market - Forecasts to 2016

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DUBLIN, Mar. 14, 2014 /PRNewswire/ --Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/65nvc2/stationary) has announced the addition of the "Concise Analysis of the South East Asian Stationary Lead-acid Battery Market - Forecasts to 2016" report to their offering.

Several countries across the globe are facing the problem of increasing power deficit as the demand for power is more than the power being generated. For instance, the demand for electricity in Indonesia increased from 149 terawatt hour in 2008 to 475 terawatt hour in 2010. As per the 2012 records, approximately 80 million people in Indonesia did not have access to elecricity. This depicts that there is an increase in the demand for electricity in Indonesia, and the current power generation capacity in the country is not enough to provide electricity to the entire population in the country.

The demand for energy in Indonesia is expected to increase considerably by 2020. With the existing power generation capacity, it is not possible to meet the future power demand in the country. Given this scenario, one of the options left to meet such increasing demand is to store energy. The storage of energy helps maintain a backup to cater to the high demand in the future. Large-scale grid energy storage systems are likely to meet this demand.


Key Topics Covered:

1. Executive Summary

2. List of Abbreviations

3. Introduction

4. Market Research Methodology

5. Scope of the Report

6. Market Landscape

7. Market Size and Forecast

8. Geographical Segmentation

9. Application Segmentation of SLA Battery Market in Southeast Asia by Geographies

10. Key Leading Countries

11. Vendor Landscape

12. Buying Criteria

13. Market Growth Drivers

14. Drivers and their Impact

15. Market Challenges

16. Impact of Drivers and Challenges

17. Market Trends

18. Key Vendor Analysis

19. Other Reports in this Series


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