All market indicators show that distributed energy resources (DERs) boom will continue into this year and beyond. In fact, a recent Frost & Sullivan report states the global annual investments in DERs will increase by 75% by 2030. We’ve seen many advancements contributing to the growth of the renewable energy market, due to the convergence of decreased cost in DERs and legislation pushed by the Biden administration. We will start seeing a shift in energy resources, with utility-scale centralized generation centers being supplemented by an increasing share or aggregation of decentralized and flexible DERs in some markets.
