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The Residential Power Generation market consists of various solutions and technologies designed to produce electricity at a domestic level. These systems are often employed by homeowners seeking to reduce their reliance on traditional power grids, take advantage of renewable energy resources, or ensure backup power in case of outages. Solar panels are among the most widespread installations, converting sunlight into electrical energy. Wind turbines have also begun to gain traction in residential settings where conditions allow. Other technologies in this market include micro combined heat and power systems (micro-CHP), which generate electricity while simultaneously providing heat for the home. Additionally, residential generators that run on diesel, natural gas, or propane offer reliable backup power solutions. With an increasing focus on sustainability, energy efficiency, and autonomy from centralized power sources, the residential power generation market has experienced innovation and diversification in both technology and business models, including leasing arrangements, purchase power agreements, and incentives for surplus energy fed back into the grid. Companies active within the Residential Power Generation market often specialize in specific technologies or offer a broad spectrum of solutions. Notable names in the market include Tesla, with its advanced solar roof tiles and energy storage systems; Sunrun, a leading provider of residential solar panels and home batteries; Generac, well-known for its range of home backup generators; and Vestas, a key player in wind turbine manufacturing, offering options suitable for residential use. Other companies like Siemens and GE also offer various solutions in the residential power generation space. Show Less Read more