LONDON,, April 4, 2025 / PRnewswire / – The commercial and industrial sector (C&I) is at the forefront of the global energy transition, with increasing incentives and advanced technologies unlocking new discarbonization opportunities. Regulatory monitoring and market -oriented forces propel businesses to optimize energy consumption, electrification operations and move to energy sources with low carbon content.
An important transformation of energy supply is underway and companies are increasingly adopting digital solutions to follow emissions, manage energy consumption and balance supply and demand in real time. Despite geopolitical uncertainties, market forces should generate a C&I decarbonization to a two -digit TCAC during the next decade.
Business sustainability and responsibility are at the heart of this transition, climate -oriented reports reinforcing transparency and conformity. The stricter regulations on the emissions of scope 2 accelerate the adoption of cleaner energy, while the disclosure of scope 3 – mandated by the international authorities and protocols of the climate – make the sustainability of the supply chain a priority. The European Directive on Relations on Business Sustainability (CSRD) further strengthens this change by obliging businesses to report on direct and indirect relationships of the value chain.
“The next decade presents an unprecedented opportunity for companies to accelerate their decarbonization efforts”, explains Jonathan RobinsonGrowth expert at Frost & Sullivan. “As technological costs decrease and the responsibility for the climate of the company increases, companies that invest proactively in the optimization and sustainability of energy will be best placed for success.”
Propelled by lower costs, sustainability objectives and incentives, the global solar PV market distributed C&I will experience a cutting -edge request by 2030, when it should reach 115.2 GW in annual facilities. After 2030, C&I solar growth should slow down on the inherited markets, while demand increases in emerging markets through Asia,, Latin AmericaAnd Africa & THE Middle East.
Electricity purchase agreements (APP) are a key engine for the transition of renewable energies, with more industries that adopt them to guarantee sustainable power and shake against price volatility. Multi-buyer agreements, the integration of storage and the rise of alternative energy sources such as geothermal energy and nuclear resorts business purchases.
“The standardization efforts at business levels and the government rationalize the adoption of the APP, the reduction in costs and the acceleration of agreements. Frost & Sullivan projects that by 2035, the apps of companies will lead more than 25% of the global development of wind and solar energy, cement their role in the energy transition,” concludes Robinson.
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