Actionable Benefits
- Help operators plan and optimize region- and technology-specific strategies for digitalizing and expanding transmission and distribution networks.
- Understand how flows of grid investment are changing by region and asset type.
- For technology vendors, better understand which technologies will be needed for the digital transformation—and when.
Research Highlights
- Regional breakdowns of digital grid investment, including detailed breakouts for substation digitalization and core software, from 2025 to 2035.
- Overviews of regional grid investment relative to digital investment.
- A forecast for changes in the composition of grids regarding shares of distribution and transmission networks.
- Concise graphics depicting key market trends, regulatory impacts, and technology changes for all encapsulated data.
Critical Questions Answered
- How much grid investment can be expected from 2025 to 2035? How much of this will be directed to digitalize legacy networks?
- Which core grid operation software (Energy Management System (EMS), Distributed Energy Resource Management System (DERMS), or Advanced Distribution Management System (ADMS)) will see the most rapid demand growth over the forecast period?
- How will investment in substations, and distribution and transmission networks, change over the next decade?
Who Should Read This?
- Grid transmission and distribution operators looking to improve the capacity, flexibility, and robustness of their energy networks to meet rapidly changing requirements.
- Senior decision makers at energy utilities looking to monitor, expand, and diversify their assets.
- Product managers and engineers responsible for developing, or expanding, grid digitalization technology portfolios.