Utility Asset Management Market Growth and Size by 2032
Market Overview
From 2023 to 2032, the utility
asset management market size is projected to
increase at a CAGR of 9.90% from its 2016 valuation of USD 9.58 Billion. The
utility asset management industry is driven by rising energy consumption, aging
infrastructure, expanding distributed energy resources, and the requirement for
effective and dependable power.
The liberalization of the electrical sector has
led to the development of new power transmission markets and technologies.
Electric utilities work to make electricity more affordable for consumers so
that new technology is viable.
Utility asset management combines technical ideas
with in-depth economic analysis to create a cost-effective and efficient method
for running, repairing, and replacing electrical infrastructure.
A powerful utility asset management program
guarantees high service standards, adherence to occupational and environmental
health regulations, and increased worker and equipment safety.
Key Players:
·
ABB Ltd. (Switzerland)
·
Siemens AG (Germany)
·
General Electric
Company (U.S.)
·
S & C Electric
Company (U.S.)
·
Sentient Energy Inc.
(U.S.)
·
Aclara Technologies
LLC (U.S.)
·
Emerson Electric Co.
(U.S.)
·
Enetics Inc. (U.S.)
·
Lindsey Manufacturing
Co. (U.S.)
·
Netcontrol Oy
(Finland)
·
Cniguard Ltd. (U.K.)
·
Vaisala OYJ (Finland)
Market Segmentation
The market for utility asset management has been
divided into segments based on utility type, geography, component, and
application.
Depending on applications, the market has been
divided into segments for transformers, sub-stations, transmission lines, and
distribution lines. Due to increasing distribution substations and global
urbanisation, this segment is currently in a prominent position. By 2023, the
substation would be expected to rule the utility asset management industry.
The market has been divided into software and
hardware segments depending on the component. In 2016, hardware led the
industry and was expected to increase quickly. The hardware segment's sensors
give information on different utility assets depending on factors, including current,
temperature, heat, voltage, and frequency.
According to the condition of the assets, the
equipment/component management system uses sensor data to deliver actionable
information that is utilized to create a predictive maintenance schedule.
The market has been divided into public utility
plus private utility segments depending on utility type.
Regional classification
Geographically speaking, North America brought in
USD 1.09 billion in 2019. Due to the favorable regulatory rules in the area, it
is expected to maintain its dominant position in the upcoming years. The
presence of numerous reputable utility asset management businesses in the
region, increased utility expenditure, and a bright outlook for green energy,
and these factors would all support expansion. On the other side, Europe is
poised to experience significant growth shortly, fuelled by the rising
financial assistance provided by regulatory agencies to cut emissions.
Industry news
The worldwide utility asset management market is
anticipated to experience impressive expansion during the anticipated period.
The area's electrical infrastructure has grown phenomenally as a result of the
area's growing population and high energy demand, which has also led to
expansion in the utility asset management sector.
The energy demand has increased along with
population growth, which has driven many countries' utility asset management
industries. The upgrade of old utility infrastructure, increasing expenditures
in distributed generation, and associated government restrictions are mostly to
blame for the growth, which is predicted to continue throughout the forecast
years.
In the upcoming years, the Utilities
Asset Management Market share is expected to rise
due to rising energy consumption and an increase in residential and commercial
infrastructures worldwide. In addition, there has been a sharp increase in the
use of various cutting-edge power-producing systems that may meet the rising
energy demand.
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