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In 2017, Newton-Evans published its 14th survey-based study of the market for electric power control systems (EMS, SCADA, DMS and OMS). Thirty-two of the 68 North American utilities indicated they are planning an upgrade to their existing SCADA system by year-end 2019.

“Do you plan to add any new/replacement or upgraded/retrofitted systems by 2019?”

North America Survey Findings
Twenty-two percent of North American companies surveyed plan to upgrade or retrofit their EMS, and twenty-five percent plan to upgrade or retrofit their OMS. Twenty-six percent indicated they are adding a new or replacement DMS or ADMS by 2019.

Much of the system upgrades and installations were attributed to investor-owned utilities; 35% of this sub-sample reported that they plan on installing a new EMS and/or ADMS, and 35% indicated plans to upgrade or retrofit their existing SCADA system.

International Survey Findings
Twenty-nine percent of international respondents said they plan on replacing or installing new EMS or OMS systems by the end of 2019. Sixty-four percent reported that they will upgrade or retrofit their existing SCADA systems, and 36% mentioned that they will upgrade or retrofit their DMS or OMS systems by year end 2019.

% of International Electric Utilities Surveyed Who Have Plans for Upgrading/Retrofitting or
installing New/Replacement Control Systems by Year End 2019

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