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市場調査レポート
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高度計測インフラの世界市場-2023年~2030年Global Advanced Metering Infrastructure Market - 2023-2030 |
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高度計測インフラの世界市場-2023年~2030年 |
出版日: 2023年09月11日
発行: DataM Intelligence
ページ情報: 英文 190 Pages
納期: 即日から翌営業日
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世界の高度計測インフラ(AMI)市場は、2022年に214億米ドルに達し、2023-2030年の予測期間中にCAGR 12.4%で成長し、2030年には541億米ドルに達すると予測されます。
高度計測インフラは、新たな進歩と革新の拡大によって牽引されると予想され、最先端技術はグリッド全体でエネルギーの生成、消費、管理方法を再構築し、ネットゼロエネルギー・システムへの移行に貢献しています。AMI 2.0システムのような技術は、エッジコンピューティング機能を備えたスマートデバイスを特徴としており、エネルギー発電と消費のリアルタイム監視を可能にしています。
スマートメーターは電力測定値を収集し、セルラーネットワークや電力線通信などのネットワークを介して通信を行い、ソフトウェアシステムがデータを処理し、実用的な洞察として提供します。Landis+Gyrのような企業は、高度な計測とエッジインテリジェンスを提供し、グリッドの保守と効率をサポートするIoT対応メーターを導入しています。また、イトロンのような企業は、次世代メーターと、送電網にかつてない可視性と制御を提供できる分析機能を組み込んでいます。
北米は、エネルギー部門におけるスマートメーターの採用増加を反映し、高度計測インフラ設置が大きく伸びている国として、高度計測インフラ市場で最大の地域となっています。米国の電力会社はAMI技術の導入で大きく前進し、より効率的でデータ主導のエネルギーシステムに貢献しています。
環境保護庁の報告書によると、米国の多くの水道事業者は現在、高度計測インフラの完全な展開に移行しています。この技術は、消費者にほぼリアルタイムの消費データとパーソナライズされたフィードバックを提供する機能を提供します。その結果、AMIは消費者の大幅な節水達成を支援する可能性を秘めています。
高度計測インフラ市場は、スマート技術によって電力会社がエネルギー消費を最適化し、グリッド管理を強化し、大幅なコスト削減を達成できるようになるため、世界のエネルギー効率化需要の高まりによって牽引されると予想されます。高度メーターにより、消費者はオンラインポータルやモバイルアプリを通じてエネルギー使用量をリアルタイムで監視できます。このような取り組みにより、消費者の意識が高まり、エネルギー効率の高い慣行を採用するように促し、エネルギー消費の削減にさらに貢献します。
ハネウェルは、建物の排出量を追跡し、エネルギー使用量を最適化することを目的とした炭素・エネルギー管理ソリューションを発表しました。インドのハネウェルのエンジニアによって開発されたこのクラウドベースのサービスは、データ、分析、IoT機能のためのハネウェル・フォージ・プラットフォームの一部です。これにより、ビル所有者はデバイス・レベルまで炭素排出量を計算し、企業全体でより大きな持続可能性を達成することができます。このシステムは、スマート・メーター、センサー、ユーティリティ・データを活用して、エネルギー消費量と排出量をユーティリティ・テクノロジー別に分析します。稼働率、天候、リアルタイムの公共料金などの要因を考慮し、エネルギー使用とカーボンフットプリントに関する洞察を提供します。
高度計測インフラ市場は、高度計測インフラの採用を促進するための政府の取り組み、規制枠組み、インセンティブ、長期エネルギー戦略によって牽引されると予想されます。多くの国では、指定された期間内に顧客の一定割合にスマートメーターを統合することを電力会社に義務付ける規制を導入しています。こうした義務付けには、AMI普及の具体的な目標が伴うことが多く、違反した場合の罰則も設けられています。
インド政府は、全国でスマートメーターの導入を加速させるため、「スマートメーター国家計画」などのイニシアチブを開始しました。このプログラムは、段階的に従来のメーターをスマートメーターに置き換えていくことを目的としており、請求精度の向上、ロスの削減、需要側管理の実現を目標としています。また、欧州連合(EU)の第3次エネルギーパッケージでは、加盟国にスマートメーターの導入を義務付けており、2020年までに欧州の先進メーターインフラを変革し、電力の市場普及率を80%にするという目標を掲げています。
AMIメータリングと通信システムの設置、設定、カスタマイズにかかる高コストが、高度計測インフラ市場に大きな影響を与えています。アメレン・イリノイ州は、8年以内にAMIを完全に導入するために発生する資本コストは、20年間で約1億2,900万米ドルに上ると見積もっています。配備に必要な初期投資は、特に小規模の電力会社や予算が限られている電力会社にとっては、抑止力になり得ます。
AMIメーターの設置は、様々なステップを含む複雑なプロセスであるため、高コストのプロジェクトとなります。設置コストが高いため、AMIシステムの普及率が遅くなる可能性があります。AMI導入のコストが高いため、消費者に転嫁される可能性があり、消費者の光熱費増加につながる可能性があります。消費者への影響は、特に認識されている利点が効果的に伝達されない場合、AMI導入に対する抵抗を生む可能性があります。
Global Advanced Metering Infrastructure Market reached US$ 21.4 billion in 2022 and is expected to reach US$ 54.1 billion by 2030, growing with a CAGR of 12.4% during the forecast period 2023-2030.
Advanced metering infrastructure is expected to be driven by growing new advancements and innovations, cutting-edge technologies are reshaping the way energy is generated, consumed and managed across the grid, contributing to the ongoing transition towards net-zero energy systems. Technologies like AMI 2.0 systems feature smart devices equipped with edge-computing capabilities, allowing real-time monitoring of energy generation and consumption.
Smart meters collect power measurements and communicate via networks like cellular networks or powerline communications, with software systems processing and delivering data as actionable insights. Companies like Landis + Gyr are introducing IoT-enabled meters that offer advanced metering and edge intelligence, supporting grid maintenance and efficiency. Other companies like Itron are incorporating next-generation meters and analytics capable of providing unprecedented visibility and control in the grid.
North America is the largest region in the advanced metering infrastructure market as the countries witnessing major growth in advanced metering infrastructure installations which reflects the increasing adoption of smart meters in the energy sector. The U.S. electric utilities have made significant strides in the deployment of AMI technologies, contributing to a more efficient and data-driven energy system.
According to a report by the Environmental Protection Agency, many water utilities in U.S. are currently transitioning to complete Advanced Metering Infrastructure deployment. The technology offers the capability to provide nearly real-time consumption data and personalized feedback to consumers. As a result, AMI holds the potential to assist consumers in achieving substantial water conservation.
The advanced metering infrastructure market is expected to be driven by growing demand for energy efficiency worldwide as smart technology enables utilities to optimize energy consumption, enhance grid management and achieve significant cost savings. Advanced meters enable consumers to monitor their energy usage in real time through online portals or mobile apps. The engagement fosters awareness and encourages consumers to adopt energy-efficient practices, further contributing to reduced energy consumption.
Honeywell has launched a carbon and energy management solution aimed at tracking building emissions and optimizing energy usage. Developed by Honeywell engineers in India, this cloud-based service is part of the Honeywell Forge platform for data, analytics and IoT capabilities. It enables building owners to account for carbon emissions down to a device level and achieve greater sustainability across their enterprises. The system utilizes smart meters, sensors and utility data to analyze energy consumption and emissions By Technology of utility. It considers factors such as occupancy, weather and real-time utility rates to provide insights into energy use and carbon footprint.
The advanced metering infrastructure market is expected to be driven by government efforts, regulatory frameworks, incentives and long-term energy strategies to promote the adoption of advanced metering infrastructure. Many countries have introduced regulatory mandates that require utilities to integrate smart meters to a certain percentage of their customers within a specified timeframe. These mandates often come with specific targets for AMI penetration and are backed by penalties for non-compliance.
The Indian government launched initiatives such as the "Smart Meter National Programme" to accelerate the implementation of smart meters all across the country. The program aims to replace conventional meters with smart meters in a phased manner, with the goal of improving billing accuracy, reducing losses and enabling demand-side management. Also, European Union's Third Energy Package requires member states to implement smart metering and sets a target of 80% market penetration for electricity by 2020 transforming Europe's advanced metering infrastructure.
High cost of installation, configuration and customization of AMI metering and communications systems incur significant impacting the advanced metering infrastructure market. Ameren Illinois estimates that the capital costs incurred due to full AMI deployment within an 8-year timeframe would amount to approximately $129 million over a 20-year period. The initial investment required for deployment can be a deterrent, especially for smaller utilities or those with limited budgets.
Installing AMI meters is a complex process involving various steps which makes it a high-cost project. The high installation costs can lead to a slower rate of adoption of AMI systems. The high costs of AMI deployment can potentially lead to increased utility bills for consumers, as these costs might be passed on to them. The consumer impact could create resistance to AMI adoption, especially if the perceived benefits aren't communicated effectively.
The global advanced metering infrastructure market is segmented based on technology, service, end-user and region.
Smart electricity meters hold the largest market share and experiencing significant growth worldwide as countries embrace the implementation of smart grids. The expansion of smart electricity metering infrastructure is evident through initiatives undertaken by various countries and organizations. The global push towards smart grids and AMI technology has led to a surge in smart meter installations. Many countries worldwide are working to connect households, factories, production plants and other end-users to smart grids, resulting in an increased demand for suitable hardware like smart meters.
GMR Power Corporation Limited, a subsidiary of GMR Infrastructure, is set to deploy smart meters across multiple locations in Uttar Pradesh, India. The initiative is aimed to enhance the accuracy of meter readings, optimize energy distribution and enable consumers to better understand and manage their energy consumption. The project is expected to improve the overall efficiency of the electricity distribution system in Uttar Pradesh by enabling real-time data collection and communication between consumers and utilities.
North America is the largest region in the advanced metering infrastructure market, witnessed a significant increase in AMI installations driven by the adoption of smart meters, advanced technologies and policies promoting grid modernization. The growth of AMI installations is getting support from state policies and initiatives that promote the adoption of smart meters and grid modernization. The efforts significantly lead to the implementation of AMI technologies in residential sectors and also in commercial and industrial sectors.
Furthermore, The U.S. Energy Information Administration reported that there were approximately 111 million AMI installations in U.S. in 2021, accounting for about 69% of total electric meter installations. It indicates a substantial shift towards AMI technology adoption. Notably, residential customers played a significant role in driving this growth, constituting about 88% of the total AMI installations.
The major global players in the market include: Itron, Inc., Landis + Gyr, Sensus (Xylem Inc.), Elster Group (owned by Honeywell), Siemens AG, Kamstrup, Badger Meter, Inc., Schneider Electric, Aclara Technologies and Trilliant.
COVID-19 made a significant impact on advanced metering infrastructure market as utilities faced disruptions as commercial and industrial operations shut down and load patterns changed. AMI played a crucial role in helping utilities maintain a steady revenue stream. With its ability to facilitate meter-to-cash transactions and over-the-air reads for billing, AMI reduced the need for physical contact between utility employees and customers.
As lockdowns and social distancing measures were enforced to mitigate the spread of the virus, the traditional meter reading process faced limitations due to the restricted access to premises and the need to minimize physical contact. In this context, AMI technology played a vital role by enabling utilities to remotely collect consumption data, ensuring accurate and timely billing without the need for in-person interactions.
The Russia-Ukraine war made a significant impact on advanced metering infrastructure market with disruptions in supply chains, economic uncertainties leading to delayed investment decisions by utility companies considering AMI implementations and possible resource diversion away from technology projects due to shifting priorities caused by the conflict. While the conflict's direct impact remains limited, escalating tensions might lead to further economic uncertainties affecting technology investment decisions in the utility sector.
The market has been affected by geopolitical tension and changes in international collaborations mainly in Europe which is due to strained diplomatic relations and indirectly influences AMI technology development and implementation. Also, any significant shifts in energy supplies and infrastructure could indirectly alter the priorities and operations of utility companies, including their approach to AMI projects.
The global advanced metering infrastructure market report would provide approximately 53 tables, 50 figures and 190 Pages.
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