表紙:電化の世界市場:成長機会
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電化の世界市場:成長機会

Global Electrification Growth Opportunities

出版日: | 発行: Frost & Sullivan | ページ情報: 英文 94 Pages | 納期: 即日から翌営業日

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電化の世界市場:成長機会
出版日: 2022年03月29日
発行: Frost & Sullivan
ページ情報: 英文 94 Pages
納期: 即日から翌営業日
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概要

当レポートでは、脱炭素社会への移行における電化の役割について調査分析し、戦略的必須要件、成長機会分析、セクター別成長機会分析、地域分析に関する情報を提供しています。

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戦略的必須要件

  • 成長がますます困難になるのはなぜか?
  • 戦略的必須要件 8(TM)
  • 電化に対する上位3つの戦略的必須要件の影響
  • 成長機会がGrowth Pipeline Engine (TM)を促進

成長機会分析

  • 主な調査結果
  • 分析の範囲
  • 地理的範囲
  • 事業セグメントの範囲
  • この調査が答える重要な質問
  • 世界の脱炭素化の5つの柱
  • 電化-イントロダクション
  • 電化-主なメリット
  • 電化-ハイブリッドエネルギーシステムの成長を可能にする
  • 電化-デジタル化の加速とスマートコネクテッドハブの実現
  • 成長の促進要因
  • 成長の抑制要因

成長機会分析-産業

  • 世界の産業セクター
  • 産業電化の主な利点
  • 産業電化の主要な実現要因
  • 産業セクターはどのように電化することができるか?
  • 産業用電化技術
  • 電化技術、アプリケーション、TRLの概要
  • 難燃性産業の電化パスウェイの概要
  • 産業の電化を加速するための重要な戦略
  • 産業の電化-主要な技術参加者
  • 産業の電化-ロードマップ

成長機会分析-建物

  • 世界の建物セクター
  • 建物の電化の主な利点
  • 建物の電化における主要な技術とソリューション
  • 建物の電化-主要な技術参加者
  • 建物の電化-ロードマップ

成長機会分析-輸送

  • 輸送セクターの電化
  • 輸送セクターの電化の主要な実現要因
  • 輸送セクターの電化のためのインフラ要件
  • 輸送の電化-主要な利害関係者
  • 輸送の電化-ロードマップの改善されたエネルギー貯蔵、電気モーター、およびパワーエレクトロニクス(IGBT)は、ハイブリッド化と電化の利点を強化

成長機会分析-航空

  • 航空セクターの電化
  • 航空セクターにおける電化の必要性
  • 航空電化-主要な実現要因
  • 航空電化の現在の制限
  • 航空電化-主要な利害関係者
  • 航空電化-ロードマップ

成長機会分析-農業

  • 農業セクターの電化
  • 農業セクターの電化の主要な実現要因
  • 農業の電化によりデジタル化の進展が可能
  • 農業の電化を加速するための5つの戦略
  • 農業の電化-主要な技術参加者
  • 農業の電化-ロードマップ

成長機会分析-海運

  • 世界の海運セクター
  • 海運セクターの電化
  • 海運セクターの電化における課題
  • 海運セクターの電化のための主要な実現要因
  • デジタル化を後押しするための海洋電化
  • 海運の電化-主要な技術参加者
  • 海運の電化-ロードマップ

地域分析

  • 市場分析-北米
  • 市場分析-欧州
  • 市場分析-アジア太平洋
  • 市場分析-ラテンアメリカ
  • 市場分析-中東およびアフリカ

成長機会ユニバース

  • 成長機会1:電化技術の採用を促進するためのDERとBESSの統合の強化
  • 成長機会2:ネットゼロへのより速いルートのための接続されたデジタルハブ
  • 成長機会3:電力使用を規制し、電化の採用を加速するためのVPPとDRの成長
  • 成長機会4:新しい電化技術の研究開発を促進するための合併、コラボレーション、パートナーシップ
  • 成長機会5:電化による公益事業の負荷を軽減するための公益事業とESCOの新しいサービスモデル
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Product Code: MG58-27

Regulatory Frameworks, Disruptive Technologies, and the Growth of Renewables and Smart Grid Management Technologies will Drive Electrification

Governments across the world are looking for solutions to mitigate climate change and pave the way for decarbonization. The route to decarbonization requires supportive regulatory frameworks that mandate energy efficiency and emission reduction measures across all sectors.

To achieve a low-carbon future, significant economic investments in renewables, hydrogen, bioenergy, CCUS, and electrification are required.

Electrification refers to the replacement of systems that use fossil fuels with systems that run on electricity generated from a renewable energy source (RES) or other low-carbon generation systems. Electrification delivers greenhouse gas (GHG) reductions in 2 ways; first, it shifts energy use from fossil fuels to RESs and low-carbon energy sources, thereby reducing the carbon intensity, and, second, it enables energy efficiency improvements and the increased adoption of digital technologies, thereby creating smart connected hubs. Despite this significant potential to reduce carbon emissions, the adoption of electrification is still nascent. Supporting policies and regulatory frameworks from governments will boost adoption.

Most electrification technologies are commercially available in the market. However, the high capital costs associated with the replacement of existing fossil fuel-based infrastructure, the high electricity prices, the lack of government incentives, and the poor awareness are significant barriers to the uptake of electrification.

In terms of grid operations, the increased adoption of electrification across business sectors means increased pressure and load on systems.

The growing number of electrification activities across all business sectors will enable grid investments to expand electricity transmission and distribution networks. It will also lead to the development of aggressive and sustained supportive policies for R&D, demonstration, and new electrification technologies to run intensive thermal processes and meet net-zero carbon emissions goals.

This Frost & Sullivan study explores the role of electrification in the transition to decarbonization. The study examines the key enablers in terms of achieving electrification across 6 main sectors, that is, industry, buildings, maritime, aviation, agriculture, and transportation. The study presents a comprehensive analysis of existing electrification technologies across these sectors. Furthermore, the study offers a projected electrification roadmap for each industry until 2050.

At present, transportation is a critical sector for electrification as many governments are pushing it as a priority in their decarbonization strategies. Buildings and industry have similar scope for electrification. Agriculture, maritime, and aviation remain the challenging segments as they rely on alternative measures (synthetic feedstock, synthetic fuels, and alternative agricultural/livestock practices) for decarbonization. Hybrid energy systems can efficiently supply electrification solutions and help decarbonize business segments. In addition, hybrid energy systems can operate round-the-clock and improve the energy efficiency of operations through the rising share of the electricity generated from RESs, thereby reducing power costs and increasing system reliability.

Key Issues Addressed:

  • What is electrification? What role does electrification play in driving the transition to decarbonization?
  • What are the key drivers and restraints influencing electrification?
  • What does the global electrification scenario look like today? Which initiatives are driving the trend of electrification?
  • Which regions will show the highest growth potential, going forward? What does the electrification roadmap look like for the 6 business segments?
  • Who are the key stakeholders influencing technology development and the adoption of electrification technologies across the business segments under study?
  • What are the different growth opportunities in this space?

Table of Contents

Strategic Imperatives

  • Why is it Increasingly Difficult to Grow?
  • The Strategic Imperative 8™
  • The Impact of the Top Three Strategic Imperatives on Electrification
  • Growth Opportunities Fuel the Growth Pipeline Engine™

Growth Opportunity Analysis

  • Key Findings
  • Key Findings (continued)
  • Key Findings (continued)
  • Scope of Analysis
  • Geographic Scope
  • Business Segment Scope
  • Key Questions this Study will Answer
  • The 5 Pillars of Global Decarbonization
  • Electrification-An Introduction
  • Electrification-The Key Benefits
  • Electrification-Enabling the Growth of Hybrid Energy Systems
  • Electrification-Accelerating Digitalization and Enabling Smart Connected Hubs
  • Growth Drivers
  • Growth Restraints

Growth Opportunity Analysis-Industry

  • Global Industry Sector
  • Key Benefits of Industrial Electrification
  • Key Enablers of Industrial Electrification
  • How Can the Industrial Sector be Electrified?
  • Industrial Electrification Technologies
  • Summary of Electrification Technologies, Applications, and TRL
  • Summary of Electrification Pathways for Hard-to-Abate Industries
  • Key Strategies to Accelerate the Electrification of Industry
  • Electrification of Industry-Key Technology Participants
  • Electrification of Industry-A Roadmap

Growth Opportunity Analysis-Buildings

  • Global Buildings Sector
  • Key Benefits of Building Electrification
  • Key Technologies and Solutions in Building Electrification
  • Electrification of Buildings-Key Technology Participants
  • Electrification of Buildings-A Roadmap

Growth Opportunity Analysis-Transportation

  • The Electrification of the Transportation Sector
  • Key Enablers of the Electrification of the Transportation Sector
  • Infrastructure Requirements for the Electrification of the Transportation Sector
  • Electrification of Transportation-Key Stakeholders
  • Electrification of Transportation-A RoadmapImproved energy storage, electric motors, and power electronics (IGBT) will enhance the benefits of hybridization and electrification

Growth Opportunity Analysis-Aviation

  • The Electrification of the Aviation Sector
  • The Need for Electrification in the Aviation Sector
  • Electrification of Aviation-Key Enablers
  • Current Limitations for Aviation Electrification
  • Aviation Electrification-Key Stakeholders
  • Electrification of Aviation-A Roadmap

Growth Opportunity Analysis-Agriculture

  • The Electrification of the Agriculture Sector
  • The Electrification of the Agriculture Sector (continued)
  • Key Enablers for the Electrification of the Agriculture Sector
  • The Electrification of Agriculture Enables Increased Digitalization
  • Five Strategies to Accelerate the Electrification of Agriculture
  • Electrification of Agriculture-Key Technology Participants
  • Electrification of Agriculture-A Roadmap

Growth Opportunity Analysis-Maritime

  • Global Maritime Sector
  • The Electrification of the Maritime Sector
  • Challenges in the Electrification of the Maritime Sector
  • Key Enablers for the Electrification of the Maritime Sector
  • Marine Electrification to Boost Digitalization
  • Electrification of Maritime-Key Technology Participants
  • Electrification of Maritime-A Roadmap

Regional Analysis

  • Market Analysis-North America*
  • Market Analysis-Europe*
  • Market Analysis-Asia-Pacific*
  • Market Analysis-Latin America*
  • Market Analysis-The Middle East and Africa*

Growth Opportunity Universe

  • Growth Opportunity 1: Increased DER and BESS Integration to Drive the Adoption of Electrification Technologies
  • Growth Opportunity 1: Increased DER and BESS Integration to Drive the Adoption of Electrification Technologies (continued)
  • Growth Opportunity 2: Connected Digital Hubs for a Faster Route to Net Zero
  • Growth Opportunity 2: Connected Digital Hubs for a Faster Route to Net Zero (continued)
  • Growth Opportunity 3: Growth of VPPs and DR to Regulate Electricity Usage and Accelerate the Adoption of Electrification
  • Growth Opportunity 3: Growth of VPPs and DR to Regulate Electricity Usage and Accelerate the Adoption of Electrification (continued)
  • Growth Opportunity 4: Mergers, Collaborations, and Partnerships to Drive the R&D of Novel Electrification Technologies
  • Growth Opportunity 4: Mergers, Collaborations, and Partnerships to Drive the R&D of Novel Electrification Technologies (continued)
  • Growth Opportunity 5: New Service Models for Utilities and ESCOs to Reduce the Load on Utilities due to Electrification
  • Growth Opportunity 5: New Service Models for Utilities and ESCOs to Reduce the Load on Utilities due to Electrification (continued)
  • Appendix-List of Acronyms
  • Appendix-List of Acronyms (continued)
  • List of Exhibits
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