Abstract: From 2008 to 2010, Europe was the second largest demand market for smart meters worldwide, accounting for about 31% of the global market. However, since 2011, it has relegated to third place with a share of 3%. This includes the EU-27 plus two more. The country and Europe currently have a total of 277 million electricity meters. In 2011, the annual demand for electricity meters, including new installations and replacements, totals 12 million to 17 million. From 2008 to 2010, Europe was the second largest demand market for smart meters worldwide, accounting for 31% of the global market; but by 2011, it was relegated to third place with a share of 3%. Including the EU-27 plus the two countries, In Europe, a total of 277 million electricity meters are currently installed. In 2011, the annual demand for electricity meters, including new installations and replacements, totaled between 12 million and 17 million. All European countries have enacted decrees requiring power companies to promote the establishment of AMIs. Among them, Italy and Sweden were the first countries to start AMI construction. They completed large-scale construction in 2009 and 2011 respectively; Spain completed in 2011. 1 million Smart Meters were rebuilt and installed, and in 2018, the goal of comprehensive import was completed. France also completed 300,000 smart meter replacements and installations in 2011, and plans to complete the reloading by 2017. 3 , 5 million smart meters; Finland is also expected to complete a comprehensive smart meter device in 2013; Estonia and Norway are also expected to complete the installation in 2017. In 2011, the United Kingdom also announced in 2012 that it has promoted the national AMI construction and launch of a demonstration plan since 2012, and has completed the nationwide installation of AMI and the Netherlands as of the end of 2020. As for Germany, which is different from other countries' government-led practices, it is an industry-led approach. However, the cost-benefit analysis that Germany plans to implement in 2013 will, depending on the results, possibly change the driving policies of smart meters.
As the follow-up France, Spain, and the United Kingdom, the European market entered the stage of large-scale promotion of the smart metering program, a new wave of market growth occurred. The number of smart meters installed in the entire European market accounted for 18% of the total meter ratio at the end of 2011; BergInsight It is predicted that from the beginning of 2011 to 2017, the number of smart meters will increase by an annual average of 20.5%, reaching 154.7 million units, accounting for 56% of the total electricity meter; it is estimated that by 2020, all Europe will have 80 % of meters will be upgraded to smart meters. Since many countries such as France and the United Kingdom will complete the installation by 2020, this high growth rate will slow down.
New Zealand and Macao smart meter market
Australia is currently actively pursuing the replacement of the traditional meter that is expected to last for the smart meter and is expected to complete the installation of 2.6 million users in 2013; New Zealand has completed the installation of 1.3 million smart meters in China in 2012. The meter manufacturers competing in the Australian market include GE, LandisGyr and PRIMeters; the MDMS vendors are Oracle; in the New Zealand market, the meter manufacturers are mainly Elster, and the MDMS vendors are also Oracle.
Asian smart meter market
Japanese market
In the Japanese part of Asia, due to the influence of the 311 Great East Japan Earthquake in 2011, the new energy conservation law was planned. From the past there was no mandatory transition to positive planning for the promotion of AMI. Japan's government grant for the year 2012 was 579.4 billion yen, which is planned for 5 years. Promote home users to complete 80% of AMI builds, and it will be fully introduced by 2020; business users will push for supply and demand adjustment contracts, and plans to install 100% of AMI within 5 years. Kansai Electric, which has previously actively promoted AMI development The company tried to import about 1.5 million electric meters, and Kyushu Power installed about 180,000. Tokyo Electric Power, the largest power system company in Japan, officially announced in 2012 that it will fully promote AMI construction. It plans to install approximately 17 million smart meters that can cover more than 60% of users in its jurisdiction by 2018. Overall, the Japanese government has set a target of 80% of the total electricity demand for smart meters before 2016. It can be expected that Japan will become one of the kinetic energy boosting the Asian AMI market after 2012.
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