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Automation Opps in Stimulus Funding: United States Smart Grid
Frost & Sullivan, Dec 2010, Pages: 56
Demand Response Leading to Energy Efficiency Initiatives - How can automation vendors capitalize on the opportunities?
This research covers the implications of smart grid on the manufacturing industry and how demand response is leading to energy efficiency initiatives. While the research will include the competitive dynamics, it will also highlight the influence of smart grid initiatives towards potentially changing the manufacturing operations and the control systems of the future. In addition, challenges, market growth potential, demand, and end-user trends are also analyzed. The base year for the research is 2009.
Objectives
- To identify the opportunities for automation solution providers prevalent through investments in implementing Smart Grids.
- To determine the implications of adopting smart grids demand response strategies on the future of manufacturing and expected changes in the automation solutions.
- To identify the industry challenges, market drivers and market restraints for the smart grids demand response market.
- To provide the key market trends and to provide strategic recommendations for automation solution providers on how to capitalize on the potential opportunities.
- To provide an overview of how are end-users involving themselves in the fast transition towards smart grids by signing up for demand response programs.
Scope
- Base Year: 2009 (only for Slides 30 and 39).The macroeconomic factors presented in the research adopta different timeframe.
- End-users: Industrial Consumers. Does not include the residential or commercial consumers.
-Domains: Demand side of Smart Grids, which includes the Advanced Metering Infrastructure, Automated Meter Reading, Smart Appliances, Energy & Carbon Management Systems, Demand Response Programs, Distribution Management Systems, Remote Terminal Units, Networking & Connectivity,etc.
- This research does not include the electrical grid infrastructure or distributed generation domains of Smart Grids, which form the supply side. The key focus of the research is to analyze the impact of demand response program on the manufacturing sector in The United States.
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