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市場調査レポート
商品コード
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エネルギーメタバースThe Energy Metaverse - Digital Twins, AI, Extended Reality, Drones, and Blockchain for the Utility and Oil & Gas Sectors: Global Market Outlook and Forecasts, 2022-2031 |
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出版日: 2023年06月30日
発行: Guidehouse Research
ページ情報: 英文 42 Pages; 33 Tables, Charts & Figures
納期: 即納可能
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今後10年間のエネルギー産業におけるメタバース中核技術への累積投資額は3,000億米ドルを超えると予測されています。
当レポートでは、エネルギー産業におけるメタバースの市場を調査し、コア技術の定義、ケーススタディ、市場促進要因および障壁、産業バリューチェーン、競合情勢、ユーティリティ産業および石油・ガスエネルギー産業におけるメタバースの中核技術への投資予測などをまとめています。
Core Components of the Energy Metaverse
Digital Twin Maturity Dimensions
The Digital Twin Hierarchy (Utility Example)
The Extended Reality Spectrum
Blockchain Use Cases across the Energy and Power Industries
Energy Metaverse Technologies and Use Cases
Typical Activities and Progress across the Energy Metaverse Value Chain
Select Energy Metaverse Solution Vendors
The energy metaverse is just emerging, but the building blocks are securely in place-so much so that Guidehouse Insights forecasts more than $300 billion in cumulative global investment in core energy metaverse technologies over the next decade. So just what is the energy metaverse?
Broadly speaking, the metaverse is the confluence of several emerging digital technologies, most already familiar to energy industry executives, which promises to radically change the way energy companies plan, build, operate, and market their services over the long term. Core energy metaverse technologies include digital twins, AI and machine learning (ML), unmanned aerial systems (UAS) and drones, extended reality (XR), and blockchain-based applications.
When the energy metaverse is fully realized-admittedly more than a decade away-utilities and oil & gas (O&G) concerns can envision a day when employee onboarding and training take place via XR in a metaverse-based training center. Utility storefronts in metaverse malls could provide virtual customers with real-world benefits such as product comparisons and purchasing, energy use analysis, and evaluation of a premises' suitability for solar. In-demand specialized experts in a field could work on a virtual offshore rig, advising onsite workers how to address a problem-without ever leaving their home office. And drones could conduct ongoing inspections of critical assets, feeding real-time data into digital twins equipped with advanced AI to predict and prevent wildfires or methane emissions.
This Guidehouse Insights report provides an overview of the energy metaverse. It defines the core technologies and provides case studies where these technologies are in use today. It outlines energy metaverse market drivers and barriers and describes the industry value chain and competitive landscape. Finally, it provides market forecasts for core energy metaverse technology investments by the utility and O&G energy verticals through 2031.