Around the world, the use of smart meters is continuing to
rise. According to a report
produced by the Indian firm Prescient & Strategic Intelligence Private
Limited, the global smart meter market will reach $20 billion in revenue by
2030. The compound annual growth rate is projected at 4.9 percent, from $13.1
billion in 2019, according to the report.
The study explained, “The market is growing due to the
rising focus on smart grids, rising awareness among people regarding energy
conservation, and surging focus of governments on replacing conventional meters
with smart meters.”
For the past six years, the Asia-Pacific region has been
dominating the smart meters market. Experts project this to swell at the
fastest pace over other regions, as these nations are widely investing in the
implementation of smart meters. China has been leading the way, investing
heavily in smart meter infrastructure and grid projects. The regional market is
set to expand due to increasing government initiatives.
According to the report, smart meter software is projected
to expand quicker than hardware; this is especially true for those that can
identify anomalies in utility consumption patterns, making billing more
accurate. Correct billing is a driving factor for the growing installation of
smart meters.
Additionally, the two-way communication feature of smart
meters that support a two-way flow of information is driving the market
increase. End-users can collect electricity usage information about all
appliances at regular intervals.
“Smart meters make use of the local area network for
collecting this data, which is then transmitted to the utility center using
wide area network. The utility can also send signals, command, and information
to the device at user’s end if needed,” the study wrote.
The software will be used for data collection, meter data
management platforms, and to manage and operate the smart meters.
The smart meter market share is currently dominated by
electric smart meters, as more governments worldwide encourage their
installation. Water smart meters are expected to have the highest compound
annual growth rate, and gas smart meters will grow at a slower pace.
Check out Research
and Markets to find out more information or read the full
study.
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