1. Global Smart Metering

Published: June 2009, edited Nov. 2009
Pages: 160 (81 figures, 49 tables)
Includes: PowerPoint Presentation
and US Smart Grid Awards Excel workbook

2. Energy Smart Home Area Networks

Published: June 2009, edited Nov. 2009
Pages: 144 (84 figures, 41 tables)
Includes: PowerPoint Presentation

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Report 1: Global Smart Metering

Synopsis:


The metering industry is undergoing a transformation as it reaches for the vision of the smart grid. Open architectures, increased regulation, and evolving standards are challenging the status quo and resulting in new alliances that would have been unheard of just a few years ago.

Energy directives and billions of dollars in smart grid funding are driving hundreds of smart metering initiatives worldwide.  Over the next five years, $21 billion will be spent on smart metering infrastructure, with the largest initiatives in North America, Europe, and Australia.

Based on a survey of 250 AMI projects worldwide, this report presents the global market opportunity for smart metering.

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Report 2: Energy Smart Home Area Networks

Synopsis:

Consumers are demanding energy solutions and governments are answering with billions of dollars in smart grid initiatives worldwide.  Utilities and the private sector are responding by creating and adopting standards based systems that provide real time energy information that allow consumers to participate in their home energy management.  Demand for in-home energy management solutions has attracted hundreds of startups as well as large corporations such as Cisco, GE, and Google.

While reducing carbon emissions from building fewer power plants is a worthy goal, the key to the smart grid is to provide customers with real-time energy information and to enable them to participate with their own energy management.  The success of this vision is dependent upon collaboration among several stakeholders including utilities, energy retailers, AMI vendors, and device manufacturers as well as Telecom/broadband serviceproviders.  

Based on 150 interviews with utility project managers, energy management platform providers, AMI vendors, energy service companies, and government agencies, this report presents the global market opportunity for the “Home Area Network” (HAN). 

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Primary Research:

250 Smart Metering Projects
104 phone interviews with utility project managers in North America, Europe, and Australia

Vendors/Experts
50+ interviews with suppliers,
AMI vendors, demand response aggregators, and energy service companies

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