Microgrid Control System Market Grid-Type, Component, Ownership, End-User, Geography | ABB (Switzerland), GE (US), Siemens (Germany)

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Key players in the global microgrid control system market are ABB (Switzerland), GE (US), Siemens (Germany), Eaton(Ireland), Emerson (US), Schneider Electric (France), Spirae (US), Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories, Inc.(Washington), ETAP (US), S&C Electric (US), Woodward Inc (US), Powersecure (US), RTSoft (Germany), and Ontech Electric Corporation (China) among others.

Key Findings

The global microgrid Control System market is segmented into Grid- Type, Component, Ownership, End-User and geography.

The grid-Type segment is segmented into On-Grid and Off-grid

The component segment is segmented into Hardware and Software

The end-User segment is segmented into Utilities, Campuses and institutions, Commercial, and Industrial

Ownership segment is segmented into Private, and Public

Geographically, the global microgrid control system market is sub-segmented into North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, Middle East and Africa and South America and insights are provided for each region and major countries within the regions

Microgrid Control System - Overview

A microgrid is a collection of linked loads and decentralized energy sources that behaves as a single, controlled entity in relation to the grid. To operate in grid-connected or island mode, it may connect and disengage from the grid.

Distributed energy sources including generators, storage systems, and controlled loads can be included in microgrids. When a system is islanded, actual and reactive power balance must be maintained instantly. Over a longer period of time, the control strategy must be used to decide how to dispatch the resources. The control system must specify when and how to connect to/disconnect from the grid. The controller, which may be fairly sophisticated and acts as the system's brain, is at the center of both a microgrid and a minigrid. Grid-connected systems can use microgrid controllers to generate income by selling energy back to the grid or providing other ancillary services to the utility, depending on local market regulations and utility programs. Microgrid controllers are customizable through both hardware configuration and software programming to perform different functions. To achieve the objectives of emissions reduction, microgrid controllers may also be set to employ the cleanest energy sources from among the installed onsite possibilities.

A power outage can be detected by the microgrid controller, which then automatically islands and brings online backup generating sources to restore power to load. Another example of how the microgrid controller maintains the system's real-time operation is by detecting the loss of grid electricity.

Market Trends to be followed

The market for microgrid control systems is anticipated to expand between 2023 and 2030 at a CAGR of 13.05%. The market for microgrid control systems will be driven by the renovation of the current grid networks.

A grid network that is fully lined and built to deliver electricity in line with the needs of the relevant end user is referred to as being grid-connected or grid-tied. Among the numerous microgrid alternatives, the specific advantage of being a cost-effective solution has led the majority of homeowners and small-sized businesses to pick grid-connected microgrid systems to meet their individual power needs. Large-scale grid-tied microgrid networks are now common on college campuses, in the military, and in the defense sector, which has accelerated the market's adoption of control systems.

Manufacturers have invested much in creating a private network of electricity in anticipation of the emergence of a connected world in case normal power sources fail. The development of grid-connected technology is accelerating in the Asia-Pacific region, with nations like Singapore and India investing in grid-connected installation for effective energy management.

Demand for the future

As the majority of companies worldwide are estimated to contribute 23% of global carbon emissions, they are all attempting to optimize their energy use in order to lower carbon dioxide emissions and operating expenses. The market for micro-grid control systems will expand significantly as a result of these systems' ability to both significantly lower energy costs and boost industry productivity. More industries are utilizing additional storage in microgrid control systems to handle backup demands and to supply extra energy to systems for their effective and efficient operation in an effort to lower operating costs. Power outages are rather common in a place like India. The entire planet experiences a daily power dim-out of 1 lakh Megawatts. The micro-grid control system has been demonstrated to be more effective when compared to typical backup systems. Moreover, the capability of microgrids to operate autonomously for extended periods of time while still supplying enough electricity.

By activating breakers, automatically limiting generating output to prevent battery overcharge, or shedding non-essential loads if there is insufficient power, microgrid controllers also help to protect the system. Microgrids also play a crucial role in the market by responding to pricing signals, such as utility time-of-use rates or wholesale energy market circumstances, in order to maximize their return on investment.

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