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The ongoing global and regional efforts to decentralize and decarbonize the energy industry result in an increasingly digitized network that will be a more interconnected, intelligent, and responsive energy infrastructure continuously generating substantial amounts of data. However, the industry historically lacks innovative technologies and operat...

18 Jul 2019  |  Global  |  Market Research

Global Smart Grid Analytics Market, Forecast to 2025

Big Data Analytics to Drive Utility Energy Management, Cost Reduction and Equipment Reliability

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The global smart grid analytics market is projected to generate $2.31 billion in sales by end of 2025. This study segments data analytics according to three main areas of the grid network, which ranges from customer endpoints, all the way up to the distribution and transmission network. • T&D analytics consist of analytics-related management an...

The global microgrids market will experience strong revenue growth, increasing from $8.85 billion in 2021 to $19.55 billion in 2030. North America and Asia-Pacific (APAC) will be the leading markets from 2021 to 2030. However, APAC will outpace North America and hold the highest share in the long term, focusing on remote microgrids. With largely se...

This study focuses on track and trace solutions used in the container shipping industry, specifically dry and reefer containers. Track and trace solutions are used to track (identify location and history) shipments throughout the entire supply chain, from supplier to consumer, using radio frequency identification (RFID), GPS tracking, and/or barcod...

The architecture of the global energy market is changing. The market model is transforming from highly centralized power distribution into decentralized, distributed energy management enabled by intelligent software and new approaches to data management. Three trends—digitalization, decentralization, and decarbonization—are steering the transformat...

Rapid technology advancements and rising customer expectations have disrupted the global retail industry in the past decade. Outdated retail store concepts, new generations of consumers, and new points of commerce (voice commerce, for example) have also disrupted the industry; however, COVID-19 has been the key disruptor. After the pandemic, retail...