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The global HVDC Transmission market is expected to register
a CAGR of ~ 8.60% from 2023 to 2032 and hold a value
of over USD 22 Billion by 2030.
HVDC
(High-Voltage Direct Current) transmission is a technology that is used to
transmit electrical power over long distances using direct current (DC) rather
than alternating current (AC). HVDC transmission is used to connect remote
renewable energy sources to the power grid, as well as to transmit power
between countries and continents.
The
main advantage of HVDC transmission is that it is more efficient than AC
transmission over long distances, as it reduces energy losses and enables power
to be transmitted more efficiently. As for its impact due to COVID-19, the
pandemic has had a mixed effect on the HVDC transmission market. The economic
slowdown caused by the pandemic has led to a decrease in demand for HVDC
transmission systems, as governments and businesses reduce their spending on
infrastructure projects.
Additionally,
supply chain disruptions have caused difficulties for manufacturers, resulting
in price hikes and reduced availability.
Key Players
·
Siemens (Germany)
·
Toshiba Corporation (Japan)
·
ABB Group (Switzerland)
·
Schneider Electric
(France)
·
Adani (India)
·
Hitachi Energy (Japan)
·
General Electric Co. (US)
·
Mitsubishi Electric
Corporation (Tokyo)
·
Alstom (France)
·
NKT A/S (Copenhagen)
·
Nexans (France)
Regional Analysis
The
Asia-Pacific region is expected to be the leading region in the HVDC
transmission market, due to several factors, including the increasing demand
for power transmission infrastructure, the growth of renewable energy sources,
and the need to interconnect remote energy sources to the power grid.
Additionally,
the region has a large and rapidly growing population, along with urbanization
and industrialization, which is driving the demand for power and creating a
need for improved power transmission infrastructure. Furthermore, the region
has several developing countries, such as China and India, that are investing
in HVDC transmission systems as part of their efforts to modernize their power
infrastructure and improve access to electricity.
These
factors are expected to continue to drive the growth of the HVDC transmission
market in the Asia-Pacific region in the coming years.
Market Segmentation
The
Global HVDC
Transmission market size has been
segmented into technology and application.
Based
on the technology, the market has been segmented into LCC, VSC.
Based on the application, the market has been segmented into Underground, Asynchronous, and Offshore.
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The global HVDC Transmission market is expected to register
a CAGR of ~ 8.60% from 2023 to 2032 and hold a value
of over USD 22 Billion by 2030.
HVDC
(High-Voltage Direct Current) transmission is a technology that is used to
transmit electrical power over long distances using direct current (DC) rather
than alternating current (AC). HVDC transmission is used to connect remote
renewable energy sources to the power grid, as well as to transmit power
between countries and continents.
The
main advantage of HVDC transmission is that it is more efficient than AC
transmission over long distances, as it reduces energy losses and enables power
to be transmitted more efficiently. As for its impact due to COVID-19, the
pandemic has had a mixed effect on the HVDC transmission market. The economic
slowdown caused by the pandemic has led to a decrease in demand for HVDC
transmission systems, as governments and businesses reduce their spending on
infrastructure projects.
Additionally,
supply chain disruptions have caused difficulties for manufacturers, resulting
in price hikes and reduced availability.
Key Players
·
Siemens (Germany)
·
Toshiba Corporation (Japan)
·
ABB Group (Switzerland)
·
Schneider Electric
(France)
·
Adani (India)
·
Hitachi Energy (Japan)
·
General Electric Co. (US)
·
Mitsubishi Electric
Corporation (Tokyo)
·
Alstom (France)
·
NKT A/S (Copenhagen)
·
Nexans (France)
Regional Analysis
The
Asia-Pacific region is expected to be the leading region in the HVDC
transmission market, due to several factors, including the increasing demand
for power transmission infrastructure, the growth of renewable energy sources,
and the need to interconnect remote energy sources to the power grid.
Additionally,
the region has a large and rapidly growing population, along with urbanization
and industrialization, which is driving the demand for power and creating a
need for improved power transmission infrastructure. Furthermore, the region
has several developing countries, such as China and India, that are investing
in HVDC transmission systems as part of their efforts to modernize their power
infrastructure and improve access to electricity.
These
factors are expected to continue to drive the growth of the HVDC transmission
market in the Asia-Pacific region in the coming years.
Market Segmentation
The
Global HVDC
Transmission market size has been
segmented into technology and application.
Based
on the technology, the market has been segmented into LCC, VSC.
Based on the application, the market has been segmented into Underground, Asynchronous, and Offshore.
Related Reports:
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