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United States Data Center Power Market - Industry Outlook & Forecast 2023-2028

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  • 299 Pages
  • August 2023
  • Region: United States
  • Arizton
  • ID: 5549994
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The U.S. data center power market by investment is expected to grow at a CAGR of 5.89% from 2022 to 2028.

KEY TRENDS

The implementation of modular power infrastructure is set to deliver substantial operational cost savings for data centers over time. These modular systems are highly efficient, requiring less maintenance and offering space-saving advantages compared to conventional power infrastructure. With the growing adoption of intelligent real-time monitoring software, the importance of monitoring in data centers is on the rise. These advanced monitoring solutions incorporate automation and AI features, enabling them to anticipate maintenance requirements, predict component failures, and facilitate seamless automatic switchovers to ensure uninterrupted operations.

The utilization of free cooling techniques witnessed significant growth in recent years, particularly in regions with favorable climatic conditions. Facilities increasingly employ evaporative coolers to fulfill their cooling needs, improving energy efficiency and cost savings. Innovative designs, such as district heating, are expected to gain traction among data centers in states with colder climates. This approach leverages the excess heat generated by data centers, repurposing IT for heating purposes, thereby promoting energy efficiency and sustainability.

SEGMENTAL ANALYSIS

  • The U.S. data center power market witnessed substantial expansion owing to the surge in data center construction activities. Operators actively seek innovative, energy-efficient solutions to power their facilities. Significant investments are directed toward Ups systems within the power infrastructure segment. These systems play a crucial role in ensuring continuous and reliable power supply.
  • Notably, the U.S. data center power market saw a rise in adopting Ups systems powered by valve-regulated lead-acid (VRLA) and lithium-ion technologies, reflecting the industry's focus on leveraging advanced Ups solutions to enhance efficiency and performance.
  • Integrating modular power infrastructure within data centers presents a promising opportunity for long-term cost savings. These modular systems offer enhanced efficiency, lower maintenance requirements, and reduced space utilization, improving operational expenses over time. Facilities can optimize their energy consumption, streamline maintenance processes, and effectively manage their resources by leveraging the advantages of modularity. As a result, the incorporation of modular power infrastructure not only ensures reliable and efficient power delivery and contributes to cost-effective operations.

Segmentation by Electrical Infrastructure

  • Ups Systems
  • Generators
  • Transfer Switches & Switchgears
  • PDUs
  • Other Electrical Infrastructure

Segmentation by Ups System Capacity

  • < =500 kVA
  • 500-1,000 kVA
  • >1,000 kVA

Segmentation by Generator Capacity

  • 0-1.5 MW
  • 5-3 MW
  • >=3 MW

Segmentation by Tier Standards

  • Tier I & II
  • Tier III
  • Tier IV

Segmentation by Geography

  • Southeastern U.S.
  • Midwestern U.S.
  • Southwestern U.S.
  • Western U.S.
  • Northeastern U.S.

VENDOR ANALYSIS

Key Vendors Profiles

  • ABB
  • Caterpillar
  • Cummins
  • Delta Electronics
  • Eaton
  • Legrand
  • Rolls-Royce
  • Schneider Electric
  • STULZ
  • Vertiv

Other Prominent Vendors

  • AEG Power Solutions
  • Advanced Energy (ARTESYN)
  • AMETEK Powervar
  • Black Box Network Services (AGC Networks)
  • Bloom Energy
  • Borri
  • Bxterra Power Technology
  • Canovate
  • Chatsworth Products
  • Cisco Systems
  • Controlled Power Company
  • Cyber Power Systems
  • Dataprobe
  • Delta Electronics
  • Detroit Diesel Corporation
  • EAE Elektrik
  • Elcom International
  • Enconnex
  • Exide Technologies
  • Fuji Electric
  • Generac Power Systems
  • Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE)
  • Hitachi Hi-Rel Power Electronics
  • HITEC Power Protection
  • INNIO
  • KOHLER
  • Marathon Power
  • Mitsubishi Electric
  • Natron Energy
  • Panduit
  • Piller Power Systems
  • Plug Power
  • Riello Elettronica Group
  • Rittal
  • Saft
  • Siemens
  • Socomec
  • SolarEdge Technologies
  • Tripp Lite
  • Toshiba
  • Virtual Power Systems
  • VYCON
  • WTI - Western Telematic
  • Yanmar (HIMOINSA)
  • ZAF Energy Systems
  • ZincFive

KEY QUESTIONS ANSWERED:

  • How big is the U.S. data center power market?
  • What is the growth rate of the U.S. data center power market?
  • Who are the key players in the U.S. data center power industry?
  • Which region holds the most significant U.S. data center power market share?
  • How many MW of power capacity is expected to reach the U.S. data center power market by 2028?

Table of Contents

1. Report Coverage
1.1. What's Included
1.2. Segmental Coverage
1.2.1. Market Segmentation by Electrical Infrastructure
1.2.2. Market Segmentation by Ups System Capacity
1.2.3. Market Segmentation by Generator System Capacity
1.2.4. Market Segmentation by Tier Standard
2. Market at a Glance3. Segmental & Geographical Snapshot4. Infrastructure Segmentation5. Geographical Segmentation
6. Premium Insights
6.1. Key Highlights
6.2. Key Trends in the Market
6.3. Segmental Analysis
7. Introduction
7.1. Overview
8. Market Opportunities & Trends
8.1. Rise in Rack Power Density
8.2. Sustainability Measures Adopted by Data Center Operators
8.3. Sustainable & Innovative Data Center Technologies
8.4. Adoption of Advanced Ups Batteries
8.5. Emergence of Fuel Cell Generators
8.5.1. Noise Comparison
8.5.2. On-Site Production of Hydrogen
8.6. Software-Defined Power & Data Center Infrastructure Automation
8.7. Deployment of Microgrids in Data Centers
9. Market Growth Enablers
9.1. Adoption of Cloud-based Services
9.2. Continued Investments by Hyperscale Operators
9.3. Tax & Sales Incentives
9.4. Development of Data Center Facilities by Colocation Operators
9.5. Shift from On-Premises to Cloud & Colocation
10. Market Restraints
10.1. Supply Chain Disruptions
10.2. Carbon Emissions from Data Centers
10.3. Increased Opex due to High Maintenance Costs & Inefficiencies
11. Market Landscape
11.1. Market Overview
11.2. Investment: Market Size & Forecast
11.3. Power Capacity: Market Size & Forecast
12. Electrical Infrastructure
12.1. Market Snapshot & Growth Engine
12.2. Market Overview
12.3. Ups Systems
12.3.1. Market Overview
12.3.2. Market Size & Forecast
12.4. Generators
12.4.1. Market Overview
12.4.2. Market Size & Forecast
12.5. Transfer Switches & Switchgear
12.5.1. Market Overview
12.5.2. Market Size & Forecast
12.6. Pdus
12.6.1. Market Overview
12.6.2. Market Size & Forecast
12.7. Other Electrical Infrastructure
12.7.1. Market Overview
12.7.2. Market Size & Forecast
13. Ups System Capacity
13.1. Market Snapshot & Growth Engine
13.2. Market Overview
13.3.< =500 Kva
13.3.1. Market Overview
13.3.2. Market Size & Forecast
13.4. 500-1,000 Kva
13.4.1. Market Overview
13.4.2. Market Size & Forecast
13.5. >1,000 Kva
13.5.1. Market Overview
13.5.2. Market Size & Forecast
14. Generator System Capacity
14.1. Market Snapshot & Growth Engine
14.2. Market Overview
14.3. 0-1.5 Mw
14.3.1. Market Overview
14.3.2. Market Size & Forecast
14.4. 1.5-3 Mw
14.4.1. Market Overview
14.4.2. Market Size & Forecast
14.5. >=3 Mw
14.5.1. Market Overview
14.5.2. Market Size & Forecast
15. Tier Standard
15.1. Market Snapshot & Growth Engine
15.2. Market Overview
15.3. Tier I & II
15.3.1. Market Overview
15.3.2. Market Size & Forecast
15.4. Tier III
15.4.1. Market Overview
15.4.2. Investment: Market Size & Forecast
15.5. Tier IV
15.5.1. Market Overview
15.5.2. Investment: Market Size & Forecast
16. Southeastern US
16.1. Market Snapshot & Growth Engine
16.2. Market Overview
16.3. Investment: Market Size & Forecast
16.3.1. Virginia
16.3.2. Georgia
16.3.3. Tennessee
16.3.4. Florida
16.3.5. Alabama
16.3.6. Other States
16.4. Electricity Pricing in Southeastern US
16.5. Power Capacity: Market Size & Forecast
16.5.1. Virginia
16.5.2. Georgia
16.5.3. Tennessee
16.5.4. Florida
16.5.5. Alabama
16.5.6. Other States
16.6. Market by Infrastructure
17. Midwestern US
17.1. Market Snapshot & Growth Engine
17.2. Market Overview
17.3. Investment: Market Size & Forecast
17.3.1. Ohio
17.3.2. Illinois
17.3.3. Nebraska
17.3.4. Missouri
17.3.5. Other States
17.4. Electricity Pricing in Midwestern US
17.5. Power Capacity: Market Size & Forecast
17.5.1. Illinois
17.5.2. Minnesota
17.5.3. Ohio
17.5.4. Other States
17.6. Market by Infrastructure
18. Southwestern US
18.1. Market Snapshot & Growth Engine
18.2. Market Overview
18.3. Investment: Market Size & Forecast
18.3.1. Texas
18.3.2. Arizona
18.4. Electricity Pricing in Southwestern US
18.5. Power Capacity: Market Size & Forecast
18.5.1. Texas
18.5.2. Arizona
18.6. Market by Infrastructure
19. Western US
19.1. Market Snapshot & Growth Engine
19.2. Market Overview
19.3. Investment: Market Size & Forecast
19.3.1. California
19.3.2. Nevada
19.3.3. Utah
19.3.4. Oregon
19.3.5. Other States
19.4. Electricity Pricing in Western US
19.5. Power Capacity: Market Size & Forecast
19.5.1. California
19.5.2. Nevada
19.5.3. Utah
19.5.4. Oregon
19.5.5. Other States
19.6. Market by Infrastructure
20. Northeastern US
20.1. Market Snapshot & Growth Engine
20.2. Market Overview
20.3. Investment: Market Size & Forecast
20.3.1. New Jersey
20.3.2. Connecticut
20.3.3. New York
20.3.4. Pennsylvania
20.3.5. Other States
20.4. Electricity Pricing in Northeastern US
20.5. Power Capacity: Market Size & Forecast
20.5.1. Pennsylvania
20.5.2. New York
20.5.3. Connecticut
20.5.4. Other States
20.6. Market by Infrastructure
21. Competitive Landscape
21.1. Competition Overview
22. Key Vendors Profiles
22.1. ABB
22.1.1. Business Overview
22.1.2. Product Offerings
22.2. Caterpillar
22.2.1. Business Overview
22.2.2. Product Offerings
22.3. Cummins
22.3.1. Business Overview
22.3.2. Product Offerings
22.4. Delta Electronics
22.4.1. Business Overview
22.4.2. Product Offerings
22.5. Eaton
22.5.1. Business Overview
22.5.2. Product Offerings
22.6. Legrand
22.6.1. Business Overview
22.6.2. Product Offerings
22.7. Rolls-Royce
22.7.1. Business Overview
22.7.2. Product Offerings
22.8. Schneider Electric
22.8.1. Business Overview
22.8.2. Product Offerings
22.9. Stulz
22.9.1. Business Overview
22.9.2. Product Offerings
22.10. Vertiv
22.10.1. Business Overview
22.10.2. Product Offerings
23. Other Prominent Vendors
23.1. Aeg Power Solutions
23.1.1. Business Overview
23.1.2. Product Offerings
23.2. Advanced Energy (Artesyn)
23.2.1. Business Overview
23.2.2. Product Offerings
23.3. Ametek Powervar
23.3.1. Business Overview
23.3.2. Product Offerings
23.4. Black Box Network Services (Agc Networks)
23.4.1. Business Overview
23.4.2. Product Offerings
23.5. Bloom Energy
23.5.1. Business Overview
23.5.2. Product Offerings
23.6. Borri
23.6.1. Business Overview
23.6.2. Product Offerings
23.7. Bxterra Power Technology
23.7.1. Business Overview
23.7.2. Product Offerings
23.8. Canovate
23.8.1. Business Overview
23.8.2. Product Offerings
23.9. Chatsworth Products
23.9.1. Business Overview
23.9.2. Product Offerings
23.10. Cisco Systems
23.10.1. Business Overview
23.10.2. Product Offerings
23.11. Controlled Power Company
23.11.1. Business Overview
23.11.2. Product Offerings
23.12. Cyber Power Systems
23.12.1. Business Overview
23.12.2. Product Offerings
23.13. Dataprobe
23.13.1. Business Overview
23.13.2. Product Offerings
23.14. Delta Electronics
23.14.1. Business Overview
23.14.2. Product Offerings
23.15. Detroit Diesel Corporation
23.15.1. Business Overview
23.15.2. Product Offerings
23.16. Eae Elektrik
23.16.1. Business Overview
23.16.2. Product Offerings
23.17. Elcom International
23.17.1. Business Overview
23.17.2. Product Offerings
23.18. Enconnex
23.18.1. Business Overview
23.18.2. Product Offerings
23.19. Exide Technologies
23.19.1. Business Overview
23.19.2. Product Offerings
23.20. Fuji Electric
23.20.1. Business Overview
23.20.2. Product Offerings
23.21. Generac Power Systems
23.21.1. Business Overview
23.21.2. Product Offerings
23.22. Hewlett Packard Enterprise (Hpe)
23.22.1. Business Overview
23.22.2. Product Offerings
23.23. Hitachi Hi-Rel Power Electronics
23.23.1. Business Overview
23.23.2. Product Offerings
23.24. Hitec Power Protection
23.24.1. Business Overview
23.24.2. Product Offerings
23.25. Innio
23.25.1. Business Overview
23.25.2. Product Offerings
23.26. Kohler
23.26.1. Business Overview
23.26.2. Product Offerings
23.27. Marathon Power
23.27.1. Business Overview
23.27.2. Product Offerings
23.28. Mitsubishi Electric
23.28.1. Business Overview
23.28.2. Product Offerings
23.29. Natron Energy
23.29.1. Business Overview
23.29.2. Product Offerings
23.30. Panduit
23.30.1. Business Overview
23.30.2. Product Offerings
23.31. Piller Power Systems
23.31.1. Business Overview
23.31.2. Product Offerings
23.32. Plug Power
23.32.1. Business Overview
23.32.2. Product Offerings
23.33. Riello Elettronica Group
23.33.1. Business Overview
23.33.2. Product Offerings
23.34. Rittal
23.34.1. Business Overview
23.34.2. Product Offerings
23.35. Saft
23.35.1. Business Overview
23.35.2. Product Offerings
23.36. Siemens
23.36.1. Business Overview
23.36.2. Product Offerings
23.37. Socomec
23.37.1. Business Overview
23.37.2. Product Offerings
23.38. Solaredge Technologies
23.38.1. Business Overview
23.38.2. Product Offerings
23.39. Tripp Lite
23.39.1. Business Overview
23.39.2. Product Offerings
23.40. Toshiba
23.40.1. Business Overview
23.40.2. Product Offerings
23.41. Virtual Power Systems
23.41.1. Business Overview
23.41.2. Product Offerings
23.42. Vycon
23.42.1. Business Overview
23.42.2. Product Offerings
23.43. Wti-Western Telematic
23.43.1. Business Overview
23.43.2. Product Offerings
23.44. Yanmar (Himoinsa)
23.44.1. Business Overview
23.44.2. Product Offerings
23.45. Zaf Energy Systems
23.45.1. Business Overview
23.45.2. Product Offerings
23.46. Zincfive
23.46.1. Business Overview
23.46.2. Product Offerings
24. Report Summary
24.1. Key Takeaways
25. Quantitative Summary
25.1. US Data Center Power Market
25.1.1. Overview: Market Size & Forecast
25.1.2. Electrical Infrastructure: Market Size & Forecast
26. Market Segments
26.1. Ups System Capacity
26.1.1. Overview: Market Size & Forecast
26.2. Generator System Capacity
26.2.1. Overview: Market Size & Forecast
26.3. Tier Standard
26.3.1. Overview: Market Size & Forecast
26.4. Geography
26.4.1. Investment: Market Size & Forecast
26.4.2. Power Capacity: Market Size & Forecast
26.5. Southeastern US
26.5.1. Market Size & Forecast
26.5.2. Infrastructure: Market Size & Forecast
26.6. Western US
26.6.1. Market Size & Forecast
26.6.2. Infrastructure: Market Size & Forecast
26.7. Southwestern US
26.7.1. Market Size & Forecast
26.7.2. Infrastructure: Market Size & Forecast
26.8. Midwestern US
26.8.1. Market Size & Forecast
26.8.2. Infrastructure: Market Size & Forecast
26.9. Northeastern US
26.9.1. Market Size & Forecast
26.9.2. Infrastructure: Market Size & Forecast
27. Appendix
27.1. List of Abbreviations
27.2. Currency Conversion
List of Exhibits
Exhibit 1: Impact of Market Opportunities & Trends
Exhibit 2: Rack Power Density Across Various Types of Data Centers
Exhibit 3: Global Rack Power Density Adoption (2021-2022)
Exhibit 4: Factors Considered to Achieve Sustainability
Exhibit 5: Overview of Some Renewable Energy Companies in the US
Exhibit 6: Data Center Operators’ Attitude on Nuclear Energy in North America (2022)
Exhibit 7: Advantages of Software-Defined Systems to Monitor Infrastructure
Exhibit 8: Tco: Vrla vs. Lithium-Ion & Nickel-Zinc Ups Systems (2022)
Exhibit 9: Structure of Microgrids
Exhibit 10: Benefits of Using a Microgrid
Exhibit 11: Impact of Market Growth Enablers
Exhibit 12: US Cloud Regions (2022)
Exhibit 13: Hybrid Cloud Structure
Exhibit 14: Number of US Hyperscale Data Center Investments (2022)
Exhibit 15: Sales and Vat % Across Cities in Northeastern US (2022)
Exhibit 16: Sales and Vat % Across Cities in Southeastern US (2022)
Exhibit 17: Sales and Vat % Across Cities in Midwestern US (2022)
Exhibit 18: Sales and Vat % Across Cities in Southwestern US (2022)
Exhibit 19: Sales and Vat % Across Cities in Western US (2022)
Exhibit 20: Number of Data Center Investments Across US Regions (June 2022 - June 2023)
Exhibit 21: Vacancy Rate Across Several US Cities (2022)
Exhibit 22: Impact of Market Restraints
Exhibit 23: Key Takeaways from Survey Conducted by Turner & Townsend (2022)
Exhibit 24: Data Center Construction Cost ($/Watt)
Exhibit 25: Survey Conducted by Uptime Institute on Supply Chain (2022)
Exhibit 26: US Data Center Power Market Overview
Exhibit 27: US Data Center Power Market by Investment 2022-2028 ($ Billion)
Exhibit 28: US Data Center Market by Power Capacity 2022-2028 (Mw)
Exhibit 29: US Renewable Energy Capacity (2021)
Exhibit 30: Cumulative Investment Opportunity by Electrical Infrastructure (2023-2028)
Exhibit 31: US Data Center Power Market by Ups Systems 2022-2028 ($ Billion)
Exhibit 32: US Data Center Power Market by Generators 2022-2028 ($ Billion)
Exhibit 33: US Data Center Power Market by Transfer Switches & Switchgear 2022-2028 ($ Billion)
Exhibit 34: US Data Center Power Market by Pdus 2022-2028 ($ Billion)
Exhibit 35: US Data Center Power Market by Other Electrical Infrastructure 2022-2028 ($ Billion)
Exhibit 36: Cumulative Investment Opportunity by Ups System Capacity (2023-2028)
Exhibit 37: US Data Center Power Market By< =500 Kva Ups Systems 2022-2028 ($ Million)
Exhibit 38: US Data Center Power Market by 500-1,000 Kva Ups Systems 2022-2028 ($ Million)
Exhibit 39: US Data Center Power Market by >1,000 Kva Ups Systems 2022-2028 ($ Million)
Exhibit 40: Cumulative Investment Opportunity by Generator System Capacity (2023-2028)
Exhibit 41: US Data Center Power Market by 0-1.5 Mw Generator Systems 2022-2028 ($ Million)
Exhibit 42: US Data Center Power Market by 1.5-3 Mw Generator Systems 2022-2028 ($ Million)
Exhibit 43: US Data Center Power Market by >=3 Mw Generator Systems 2022-2028 ($ Million)
Exhibit 44: Cumulative Investment Opportunity by Tier Standard (2023-2028)
Exhibit 45: Overview of the US Data Center Power Market by Tier Standard
Exhibit 46: US Data Center Power Market by Tier I & II 2022-2028 ($ Billion)
Exhibit 47: US Data Center Power Market by Tier III 2022-2028 ($ Billion)
Exhibit 48: US Data Center Power Market by Tier IV 2022-2028 ($ Billion)
Exhibit 49: Southeastern US: Market Snapshot & Growth Engine
Exhibit 50: Southeastern US Data Center Power Market Overview
Exhibit 51: Southeastern US Data Center Power Market 2022-2028 ($ Million)
Exhibit 52: Electricity Pricing in Southeastern US 2021 & 2022 (Cents/kW)
Exhibit 53: Southeastern US Data Center Power Market by Power Capacity 2022-2028 (Mw)
Exhibit 54: Southeastern US Data Center Power Market by Infrastructure 2022-2028 ($ Million)
Exhibit 55: Midwestern US: Market Snapshot & Growth Engine
Exhibit 56: Midwestern US Data Center Power Market Overview
Exhibit 57: Midwestern US Data Center Power Market 2022-2028 ($ Million)
Exhibit 58: Electricity Pricing in Midwestern US 2021 & 2022 (Cents/kW)
Exhibit 59: Midwestern US Data Center Power Market by Power Capacity 2022-2028 (Mw)
Exhibit 60: Midwestern US Data Center Power Market by Infrastructure 2022-2028 ($ Million)
Exhibit 61: Southwestern US: Market Snapshot & Growth Engine
Exhibit 62: Southwestern US Data Center Power Market Overview
Exhibit 63: Southwestern US Data Center Power Market 2022-2028 ($ Million)
Exhibit 64: Electricity Pricing in Southwestern US 2021 & 2022 (Cents/kW)
Exhibit 65: Southwestern US Data Center Power Market by Power Capacity 2022-2028 (Mw)
Exhibit 66: Southwestern US Data Center Power Market by Infrastructure 2022-2028 ($ Million)
Exhibit 67: Western US: Market Snapshot & Growth Engine
Exhibit 68: Western US Data Center Power Market Overview
Exhibit 69: Western US Data Center Power Market 2022-2028 ($ Million)
Exhibit 70: Electricity Pricing in Western US 2021 & 2022 (Cents/kW)
Exhibit 71: Western US Data Center Power Market by Power Capacity 2022-2028 (Mw)
Exhibit 72: Western US Data Center Power Market by Infrastructure 2022-2028 ($ Million)
Exhibit 73: Northeastern US: Market Snapshot & Growth Engine
Exhibit 74: Northeastern US Data Center Power Market Overview
Exhibit 75: Northeastern US Data Center Power Market 2022-2028 ($ Million)
Exhibit 76: Electricity Pricing in Northeastern US 2021 & 2022 (Cents/kW)
Exhibit 77: Northeastern US Data Center Power Market by Power Capacity 2022-2028 (Mw)
Exhibit 78: Northeastern US Data Center Power Market by Infrastructure 2022-2028 ($ Million)
List of Tables
Table 1: List of Some Cloud On-Ramp Services Offered by Cloud Operators
Table 2: Data Center Investments in Southeastern US (2022-2028)
Table 3: Renewable Energy Investments by Data Center Operators
Table 4: Data Center Investments in Midwestern US (2022-2028)
Table 5: Renewable Energy Investments by Data Center Operators
Table 6: Data Center Investments in Southwestern US (2022-2028)
Table 7: Renewable Energy Investments by Data Center Operators
Table 8: Data Center Investments in Western US (2022-2028)
Table 9: Renewable Energy Investments by Data Center Operators
Table 10: Data Center Investments in Northeastern US (2022-2028)
Table 11: Renewable Energy Investments by Data Center Operators
Table 12: US Data Center Power Market 2022-2028
Table 13: US Data Center Power Market by Electrical Infrastructure 2022-2028 ($ Billion)
Table 14: US Data Center Power Market by Ups System Capacity 2022-2028 ($ Million)
Table 15: US Data Center Power Market by Generator System Capacity 2022-2028 ($ Million)
Table 16: US Data Center Power Market by Tier Standard 2022-2028 ($ Billion)
Table 17: US Data Center Power Market by Investment 2022-2028 ($ Million)
Table 18: US Data Center Power Market by Power Capacity 2022-2028 (Mw)
Table 19: Southeastern US Data Center Power Market 2022-2028
Table 20: Southeastern US Data Center Power Market by Infrastructure 2022-2028 ($ Million)
Table 21: Western US Data Center Power Market 2022-2028
Table 22: Western US Data Center Power Market by Infrastructure 2022-2028 ($ Million)
Table 23: Southwestern US Data Center Power Market 2022-2028
Table 24: Southwestern US Data Center Power Market by Infrastructure 2022-2028 ($ Million)
Table 25: Midwestern US Data Center Power Market 2022-2028
Table 26: Midwestern US Data Center Power Market by Infrastructure 2022-2028 ($ Million)
Table 27: Northeastern US Data Center Power Market 2022-2028
Table 28: Northeastern US Data Center Power Market by Infrastructure 2022-2028 ($ Million)
Table 29: Currency Conversion 2016-2022

Companies Mentioned

  • ABB
  • Caterpillar
  • Cummins
  • Delta Electronics
  • Eaton
  • Legrand
  • Rolls-Royce
  • Schneider Electric
  • STULZ
  • Vertiv
  • AEG Power Solutions
  • Advanced Energy (ARTESYN)
  • AMETEK Powervar
  • Black Box Network Services (AGC Networks)
  • Bloom Energy
  • Borri
  • Bxterra Power Technology
  • Canovate
  • Chatsworth Products
  • Cisco Systems
  • Controlled Power Company
  • Cyber Power Systems
  • Dataprobe
  • Delta Electronics
  • Detroit Diesel Corporation
  • EAE Elektrik
  • Elcom International
  • Enconnex
  • Exide Technologies
  • Fuji Electric
  • Generac Power Systems
  • Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE)
  • Hitachi Hi-Rel Power Electronics
  • HITEC Power Protection
  • INNIO
  • KOHLER
  • Marathon Power
  • Mitsubishi Electric
  • Natron Energy
  • Panduit
  • Piller Power Systems
  • Plug Power
  • Riello Elettronica Group
  • Rittal
  • Saft
  • Siemens
  • Socomec
  • SolarEdge Technologies
  • Tripp Lite
  • Toshiba
  • Virtual Power Systems
  • VYCON
  • WTI - Western Telematic
  • Yanmar (HIMOINSA)
  • ZAF Energy Systems
  • ZincFive

Methodology


Our research comprises a mix of primary and secondary research. The secondary research sources that are typically referred to include, but are not limited to, company websites, annual reports, financial reports, company pipeline charts, broker reports, investor presentations and SEC filings, journals and conferences, internal proprietary databases, news articles, press releases, and webcasts specific to the companies operating in any given market.

Primary research involves email interactions with the industry participants across major geographies. The participants who typically take part in such a process include, but are not limited to, CEOs, VPs, business development managers, market intelligence managers, and national sales managers. We primarily rely on internal research work and internal databases that we have populated over the years. We cross-verify our secondary research findings with the primary respondents participating in the study.



 

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