Market Challenges and Opportunities for Gas Insulated Switchgear in a Changing Energy Landscape
Market Overview
Gas-insulated switchgear (GIS) is a type of
high-voltage electrical switchgear that uses an inert gas such as sulfur
hexafluoride (SF6) as the insulating medium. GIS is typically used in
transmission and distribution substations, as well as in industrial
applications.
The global Gas
Insulated Switchgear Market is expected to grow
from USD 18,636.9 billion in 2021 to USD 42,998.8 billion by 2030, at a CAGR of
9.8% during the forecast period.
The growth of the GIS market is attributed to the
increasing demand for electricity, rising investments in renewable energy, and
growing urbanization.
The gas-insulated switchgear refers to a compact
metal closed cabinet, which consists of high voltage components that include
circuit breakers, disconnectors and relay switches.
In order to clean and break circuits in an
electric system, sulphur hexafluoride is used to insulate these. By protecting
the distribution mechanism by disengaging the system in the event of
unfavourable conditions, it aids in energy transmission and integration of
power generation to the grid. GIS is more dependable, eco-friendly, versatile,
and maintenance-free than any other air-insulated switchgear.
These are installed in the extension of roofs,
industrial plants and offshore platforms. There are a few main key players who
operates the market in the competitive landscape. ABB, Alstom, Benchmarking,
Bharat heavy electricals, Eaton corporation, general electric company, Hitachi,
Larsen and Turbo, Mitsubishi electrical, Powell Industries, Siemens, Toshiba
International etc.
Key Players:
·
Hitachi Energy, GE,
(Switzerland)
·
Siemens Energy
(Germany)
·
Schneider Electric
(France)
·
General Electric (US)
·
Eaton Corporation
(Ireland)
·
Mitsubishi Electric
(Japan)
·
Hyundai Electric &
Energy Systems (South Korea)
·
Larsen & Toubro
(India)
·
Crompton Greaves
(India)
·
Hyosung Heavy
Industries Corporation (Hong Kong)
·
Toshiba Energy Systems
& Solutions Corporation (Japan)
·
CHINT Electric
(Germany)
·
Powell Industries
(Texas)
·
Meidensha Corporation
(Japan)
·
Nissin Electric Co.,
Ltd (Japan)
Market segmentation
The gas-insulated switchgear market is
segmented under the following components as
By Type:
- High
Voltage GIS
- Medium
Voltage GIS
- Low
Voltage GIS
By Installation:
- Indoor
- Outdoor
By Technology:
- Hybrid
Switchgear
- Integrated
Three Phase
- Compact
Gas Insulated Switchgear
By Voltage:
- <38
kV
- 38
kV to 72 kV
- 73
kV to 150 kV
- >150kV
By End-Use Sector:
- Power
Transmission
- Power
Distribution
- Power
Generation
- Infrastructure
and Transportation
- Others
By Region
- The
Asia Pacific
- China
- Japan
- India
- South
Korea
- Australia
- Indonesia
- Others
- Europe
- Germany
- France
- the
United Kingdom
- Italy
- Spain
- Russia
- Others
- North America
- the
United States
- Canada
- Latin America
- Brazil
- Mexico
- Argentina
- Colombia
- Chile
- Peru
- Others
- The Middle East and Africa
- Turkey
- Saudi
Arabia
- Iran
- The
United Arab Emirates
- Others
Regional analysis
- Europe
is the region that will hold the dominant gas-insulated switchgear market
share geographically on the basis of increasing power consumption,
upgradation of hydropower plants and the government initiatives that were
taken for improving grid infrastructure.
- The
increase in investments in the expansion of distribution and transmission
networks will help Asia pacific hold a notable share.
- North
America will have significant growth on the basis of investments made for
the enhancement of transmission, distribution, and overall performance of
the generation of electric power for avoiding losses.
- The
middle east and African market will rise tremendously on the basis of the
dominance of oil and gas plants that emphasizes the development of
distribution and transmission of electric power.
Industry news
- According
to market research, HV Switchgear market will be approaching $28.8bn by
2026
- The
outdoor GIS
market Size is expected to grow well at
CAGR ABB, Siemens.
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