Demand Response Management System Market Size, Share & Industry Analysis, By Service (Curtailment Services, System Integration & Consulting Services, Managed Services, Support & Maintenance Services), By End-User (Manufacturing, Commercial Building, Agriculture, Energy & Power, Public Buildings, Other) and Regional Forecast, 2024-2032

The rapid urbanization and industrialization have increased the consumption of electricity. The electricity consumption has been growing, and utility operators struggle to meet the growing demand. An effective monitoring system needs to be implemented to analyze the production and consumption of electricity. Demand response is the best method to reduce or shift the energy consumption in peak hour period when the demand for electricity is high to minimize the demand.

The most important benefit of demand response is improved resource efficiency of electricity production due to closer alignment between customer’s electricity prices and the value they place on the electricity. Demand response management system allows utility operator to monitor, control, schedule, and manage consumer demand and distributed energy resources. With the increasing integration of IoT based solution, Internet of Things, and smart metering certainly help to achieve high energy efficiency.

Demand response management system market is bifurcated into the services and end-user. Based on services, the market is further classified into curtailment services, system integration & consulting services, managed services, and support & maintenance services. Based on end-user, the market is divided into manufacturing, commercial building, agriculture, energy & power, public buildings, and others. Manufacturing units consume an extensive amount of electricity and implementation of demand response management system will certainly help to enhance energy security.

The growing smart grid infrastructure in order to gain better control over loopholes in the energy distribution system which enhances the reliability and energy security. Demand response bolsters the electrical grid reliability, ensuring that demand does not exceed supply, and addresses operational and emergency reserves, capacity, and real-time balancing.

These factors enhance the supply-demand of electricity and avoid loss of valuable resources which expected to increase the growth of the response management market.

The system is applicable for only larger energy consumer such as industries, manufacturing units, a commercial building which limits its adaptability. Lack of awareness among consumer is one of the factors retarding the growth of the demand response management system.

Key Players Covered

The major companies in the demand response management system are ABB, Eaton, Siemens, Schneider Electric, Opower, Johnson Controls, Tantalus Systems, Accenture, Aclara, Ameresco, NRG Energy, Itron, Inc., AutoGrid, Honeywell, GE, ana CPower Energy Management.

Regional Analysis

The demand response management system market is segmented into North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, Latin America, and the Middle East and Africa. North America is expected to dominate the demand response management system market due to establishment of smart grid infrastructure. The utility operators in association with government working to enhance the grid efficiency, energy security and smart metering of power consumption that would help to accelerate the growth of the demand response management market in North America.

European countries are always inclined towards increasing energy efficiency to meet the Paris agreement emission target. Microgrid, smart grid and smart meters coupled with growing renewables are driving the demand response management market in Europe. Asia Pacific is experiencing steady growth for the demand response management system market as government intended to expand to green solution along with smart grid.

Segmentation

Key Industry Developments

• In July 2019, the UK energy distribution company Western Power Distribution has singed demand-side management agreement with battery storage provider Anesco. The agreement will help its consumer long term network security with increase power efficiency.


• In April 2019, An agreement has been signed between Enel Group’s Enel X and Ameren Missouri to set up and operate a 100MW of demand response for its commercial and industrial consumers.


• In November 2018, Itron secured a contract from Entergy to expand its network to provide advanced metering infrastructure for automating 33,000 endpoints.