The global telecom power system market share is projected to grow from USD 4.2 billion in 2023 to USD 6.6 billion by 2028; it is expected to grow at a CAGR of 9.4% from 2023 to 2028.

The demand for mobile, telephony, and data services has increased in rural areas from developing economies such as India, Africa, and Brazil. The telecom service providers and mobile network operators are expanding their network from the urban and semi-urban regions to rural areas to tap the existing market potential of the rural market in the developing economies.

Diesel generators are the preferred source of electrical power for off-grid and standby power applications, such as cellular base stations, because of their durability and reliability. Diesel generators emit harmful pollutants like particulate matter (PM), volatile organic compounds (VOCs), and nitrous oxide (NOx), contributing to the formation of smog and worsening respiratory conditions.

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The telecom operators face infrastructure-related challenges in expanding network coverage to rural and remote areas due to higher operational costs and low return on investment. To deploy telecom networks in emerging markets is a technical and major economic challenge due to the absence of power grids, remote locations, harsh climatic conditions, and often the absence of qualified personnel on the ground.

The high adoption of diesel-battery based combination power sources in telecom power systems can be attributed to several key factors. Firstly, these power systems are highly reliable, making them suitable for remote areas without access to the grid. The diesel generator ensures a constant power supply, while the batteries serve as backup during generator failures, ensuring uninterrupted operations.

China is expected to hold a significant share in the telecom power system market in APAC owing to high investments in network infrastructures, along with the presence of telecommunication companies, such as China Telecom and China Mobile, and low-cost communication technology providers, such as ZTE Corporation and Huawei Technologies. It is also a densely populated country worldwide, leading to a rise in demand for mobile and data connectivity infrastructures. The country's dense population is expected to lead to issues regarding the reliability of connectivity, resulting in call drops and network failures. Therefore, the key telecommunication players in China are collaborating to deploy advanced wireless infrastructures to offer enhanced wireless connectivity.