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全球分布式能源资源管理系统 (DERMS) 市场 - 2023-2030 年Global Distributed Energy Resources Management System (DERMS) Market - 2023-2030 |
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全球分布式能源资源管理系统 (DERMS) 市场规模在 2022 年达到 3.597 亿美元,预计到 2030 年将达到 11.00 亿美元,2023-2030 年的复合年增长率为 15.0%。
未来几年全球航空旅行的增长将为全球分布式能源资源管理系统(DERMS)市场创造新的机会。降低机场能源消耗和有效管理成本至关重要,可确保节省高达 85% 的电力。基于 DERMS 的软件可提供能源分析和预测,从而降低成本并提高机场电力系统的可靠性。
中东和非洲地区的分布式能源资源管理系统(DERMS)市场尚处于早期阶段;然而,随着可再生能源的增长,该地区正在采用 DERMS 等先进技术来提高能源分配效率。预计阿联酋和沙特阿拉伯将引领分布式能源市场,阿曼将成为海湾地区增长最快的市场。
越来越多地采用可再生能源来减缓气候变化的影响,这对采用 DERMS 有利。它主要用于太阳能和风能项目。风力发电是间歇性的,因此需要使用 DERMS 等电力管理系统来匹配发电量和需求量。DERMS 还考虑通过天气预报来预测发电量的变化,以确保稳定的能源供应。
随着基于太阳能的微电网的普及,企业正在部署分布式能源资源管理系统(DERMS),以确保太阳能发电的最佳利用。例如,2022 年 8 月,Horizon Power 宣布计划在其位于西澳大利亚的太阳能微电网中集成 DERMS 技术。
并网太阳能发电项目正在采用 DERMS,以确保可靠性和稳定性。例如,2022 年 8 月,格纳克电网服务公司与位于美国弗吉尼亚州的可再生能源生产商 Dominion Energy 签订协议,将其专有的 DERMS 技术与该公司的并网太阳能发电厂和储能系统集成。
许多国家、地区当局和全球企业正在剥离资源,大力推行鼓励投资分布式能源资源 (DER) 和智能电网技术的政策。人们认识到,用于生产和输送电力的基础设施已经过时,需要大幅升级,才能跟上全球能源需求增长的步伐。
对智能电网技术的投资是为了加强电网的可靠性和弹性,降低消费者价格,减少温室气体排放和其他污染物。因此,可以得出这样的结论:环境和可持续发展意识的增强可能成为全球分布式能源资源管理系统市场的主要市场驱动力。
DERMS 采用先进技术,如物联网 (IoT)、自动控制、能源存储和需求管理。系统收集的数据用于分析和管理。这些信息很容易受到黑客攻击和数据泄露。为防止数据泄露和网络保护所做的大量投资增加了管理系统的成本。
许多发展中国家和欠发达国家的运营商缺乏足够的网络安全措施来防范 DERMS 的漏洞。此外,这些国家无力承担获取和安装必要保护措施的高额资本支出。这限制了新兴国家对 DERMS 的采用,从而制约了全球市场的增长。
大流行病造成的停电所带来的供应链瓶颈凸显了实现多样化以减少对特定系统依赖的必要性。分散和可控的 DES 发电和储能解决方案可为终端用户提供本地恢复能力或完全独立于电网的能源需求,并带来经济效益。分布式能源资源管理系统解决方案可以加强电力供应,特别是通过使用 DER 产生的数据。
此外,大流行病的优势之一是加速了社会对数字化的采用,这将对分布式能源资源管理系统产生重大影响。各行各业越来越多地采用数字技术,这将为后大流行时期的 DERMS 市场带来新的机会。
人工智能(AI)的加入将使 DERMS 能够将分布式能源资源无缝集成到现有电网中。通过主动管理供需波动,人工智能集成 DERMS 可帮助维持电网稳定、缓解波动并避免能源传输网络出现异常。
DERMS 运营商可利用先进的大数据算法分析消费者行为模式和历史数据,以优化需求响应策略。通过激励消费者在需求高峰期调整能源消耗,这些算法可以减少对电网的压力,防止停电,从而促进更可靠、更有弹性的能源系统。
俄罗斯在战争期间对乌克兰能源基础设施的持续攻击导致了停电和能源短缺。为了维护剩余电网的稳定性和完整性,并确保关键功能的继续运行,乌克兰政府在西方各国政府的财政援助下采用了 DERMS。
在俄乌战争爆发后的中期内,欧洲各国采用 DERMS 的情况也可能会增加。作为对俄罗斯实施严厉经济制裁的报复,俄罗斯切断了对欧洲的天然气供应,引发了能源危机。采用 DERMS 的目的是加强电网稳定性,防止停电。
Global Distributed Energy Resources Management System (DERMS) Market reached US$ 359.7 million in 2022 and is expected to reach US$ 1,100.0 million by 2030, growing with a CAGR of 15.0% during the forecast period 2023-2030.
The growth in global air travel over the coming years will create new opportunities for the global distributed energy resources management system (DERMS) market. It is crucial to lower airport energy use and to manage costs efficiently which can ensure up to 85% electricity savings. DERMS-based software offers energy analytics & predictions lowers costs & boosts the dependability of the airport power system.
Distributed energy resources management system (DERMS) market in Middle East & Africa is in an early stage; however, with growth in renewable energy, the region is adopting advanced technologies such as DERMS to make energy distribution more efficient. The UAE and Saudi Arabia are expected to lead the market for distributed energy, with Oman set to emerge as the fastest-growing market in the Gulf region.
The growing adoption of renewable energy to mitigate climate change impact has been advantageous for the adoption of DERMS. It is mainly being adopted for solar energy and wind energy projects. Wind power is intermittent; therefore, power management systems such as DERMS are used to match generation and demand. DERMS also considers weather forecasting to predict variance in power generation to ensure a stable energy supply.
With the proliferation of solar energy-based microgrids, companies are deploying distributed energy resources management systems (DERMS) to ensure optimal usage of generated solar power. For instance, in August 2022, Horizon Power announced plans to integrate DERMS technology across its solar-based microgrids in Western Australia.
Grid-connected solar power projects are adopting DERMS to ensure reliability and stability. For example, in August 2022, Generac Grid Services signed an agreement with Dominion Energy, a renewable energy producer based in Virginia, U.S., to integrate its proprietary DERMS technology with the company's grid-connected solar power plants and energy storage systems.
Many countries, regional authorities and global firms are divesting resources and vigorously promoting policies encouraging investment in distributed energy resources (DERs) and smart grid technologies. It is recognized that the infrastructure for producing and delivering power is outdated and needs to be upgraded significantly in order to keep pace with growing global energy demand.
The investments in smart grid technologies are being made to strengthen the grid's dependability and resilience, reduce consumer prices and reduce greenhouse gas emissions and other pollutants. Therefore, it is concluded that the growing environmental and sustainability awareness could be a major market driver for the global distributed energy resources management systems market.
The DERMS utilizes advanced technologies such as the internet of things (IoT), automated control, energy storage and demand management. Data from the systems is gathered for analysis and management. The information is susceptible to hacking attempts and data breaches. The cost of the management systems is increased by the significant investments made in data breach prevention and cyber protection.
Many operators in developing and underdeveloped countries lack adequate cybersecurity measures to protect against vulnerabilities of the DERMS. Furthermore, these countries cannot afford to undertake the high capital expenditures for obtaining and installing necessary protections. It limits the adoption of DERMS by emerging countries and thus constraints global market growth.
The supply-chain bottlenecks brought on by the shutdowns due to the pandemic have underlined the need to diversify to lessen reliance on one particular system. Decentralized and controllable DES power generating and storage solutions can offer end users local resilience or complete independence from the grid for their energy demands, with financial benefits. Distributed energy resources management system solutions can strengthen the power supply, especially by using the data produced by DERs.
Further, one of the advantage of the pandemic has been the acceleration of society's adoption of digitization and will have a major impact on distributed energy resource management systems. The growing adoption of digital technologies across various industries will open up new opportunities for the DERMS market in the post-pandemic period.
The inclusion of artificial intelligence (AI) will enable DERMS to integrate distributed energy resources seamlessly into the existing power grid. By proactively managing the fluctuating supply and demand, AI-integrated DERMS can help to maintain grid stability, mitigate fluctuations and avoid anomalies in the energy transmission networks.
Advanced big data algorithms can be utilized by DERMS operators to analyze consumer behavior patterns and historical data in order to optimize demand response strategies. By incentivizing consumers to adjust their energy consumption during peak demand periods, these algorithms can reduce strain on the grid and prevent blackouts, thus promoting a more reliable and resilient energy system.
Sustained attacks by Russia on Ukraine's energy infrastructure over the course of the war has led to blackouts and energy shortfalls. To preserve the stability and integrity of the remaining grid and to ensure continuation of critical functions, the Ukrainian government has adopted DERMS with financial aid from various western governments.
The adoption of DERMS by various European countries is also likely to increase over the medium term in the wake of the Russia-Ukraine war. In retaliation for the severe economic sanctions imposed on it, Russia cut off gas supplies to Europe, triggering an energy crisis. The adoption of DERMS is meant to enhance grid stability and prevent blackouts.
The global distributed energy resources management system (DERMS) market is segmented based on technology, end-user and region.
Solar photovoltaics (PVs) account for half of the global market. Solar energy utilization has been increasing in recent years, mainly due to the ongoing global shift toward renewable energy and mitigating the effects of climate change. One of the major factors in the growth of solar PV has been the falling prices of solar cells due to strong supply chains and economies of scale. It has resulted in dropping the price of solar energy production to nearly US$ 0.06-0.08 per kWh in 2022.
Many countries, especially those in the emerging regions of Africa and Asia-Pacific, are constructing major solar energy plants with assistance from global NGOs and developmental organizations. Furthermore, the developed regions of Europe and North America are also constructing solar power plants to decarbonize their energy production.
Asia-Pacific accounts for roughly a third of the global market. China has been at the forefront of DERMS adoption. China started its DES research and development quite late compared to developed nations. However, DES, particularly gasfired CCHP systems combined with renewable energy, are rising rapidly in China due to high energy demands and excessive air pollution. Additionally, rising economic expansion has huge market potential in the building and industrial applications.
Furthermore, along with the general public and academics, the Chinese government has recently become considerably more aware of the significance of DES. It anticipates that it will reduce peak power consumption, improve the energy structure and preserve the environment. Moreover, China has released several regulations, rules, relevant laws and criteria to encourage the development of DES to address the rising demand for primary energy. Thus growing government support in boosting DES development has encouraged the key players to build the DES management system, DERMS, to make the overall process easy and efficient.
The major global players include: SIEMENS AG, Schneider Electric, ABB Ltd., General Electric, Spirae, Inc, Generac Grid Services, HITACHI, LTD., MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC CORPORATION, Engie and Yokogawa Electric Corporation.
The global distributed energy resources management system (DERMS) market report would provide approximately 50 tables, 51 figures and 259 Pages.
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