The Asia-Pacific electric power distribution automation systems market is predicted to register a CAGR of 8.34% during the forecasted years 2022 to 2030, capturing a revenue share of $11950.57 million by 2030.

The market’s growth is mainly credited to the increasing electricity demand in developing countries, the rising population, and rapid urbanization in India as well as China. However, the lack in the development of skilled labor may hinder the Asia-Pacific electric power distribution automation systems market growth.

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The Asia-Pacific electric power distribution automation systems market growth evaluation comprises the analysis of Japan, Australia, India, Singapore, Indonesia, South Korea, China, and Rest of Asia-Pacific. China’s energy sector is transitioning as it balances the simultaneous demands of clean energy and energy security. While the country’s policymakers attempt to shield the domestic power supply from geopolitical hazards and risks, coal giants and NOCs are exploring novel strategies amid an international inclination towards clean energy.

Energy is a cyclical sector that is sensitive to changes in the broader economy. Aligning with this, China’s efforts to stabilize the economy in 2022 will be crucial for sustaining the demand as well as consumption of energy. Furthermore, the complex structure of power sector planning is currently in need of automation across China. As a result, the country’s rising distribution grid power is set to fuel the importance of distribution automation systems in the region.

On the other hand, power distribution in India is not only crucial but also the weakest link within the country’s electricity supply chain. Besides, it assumes great significance as the segment has a direct impact on the commercial viability of the sector and ultimately on consumers paying for power services. However, the sector has been plagued by major distribution losses, in addition to theft of electricity, the poor financial health of utilities with lower cost recovery, and minimal metering levels. Hence, these factors are expected to increase the demand for electric power distribution automation systems in the region, thus facilitating the market’s growth.

The Asia-Pacific electric power distribution automation systems market is segmented into end-user and implementation. The end-user category is further classified into industrial, residential, and commercial. The electric power distribution system is a pivotal component in terms of electricity transmission to consumers. Moreover, automation in the distribution zone enables utilities to implement flexible distribution system control, subsequently used to enhance electric service efficiency, quality, and reliability.

Hence, in the implementation of distribution automation systems, consumer automation plays a vital role. Consumer automation monitoring in electric power distribution automation systems includes load management, quality of service (QoS) monitoring, demand-side management (DSM), and automatic meter reading (AMR).

The top players operating in the Asia-Pacific electric power distribution automation systems market are Siemens AG, Mitsubishi Electric Corp, Hitachi Ltd, etc.

Mitsubishi Electric Corporation, headquartered in Japan, is mainly involved in the manufacture, development, and marketing of electronic and electric equipment utilized in electric and energy systems, information and communication systems, industrial automation, electronic devices, as well as home appliances. The company operates in North America, Asia, and Europe.

The company conducts its business through six segments namely electronic devices, industrial automation systems, home appliances, energy and electric systems, information and communication systems, and others.

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