The July 2015 Market Trends Digest is now available to read on our website. Find out what we’ve been researching for the first half of 2015!
MARKET TRENDS DIGEST
News and updates on our ongoing research; 
summary reviews and highlights from completed studies
Recent Posts
- More Findings from the 2024-2026 P&C Survey and Study
- Initial Findings – 2024 Study of P&C Usage Patterns and Trends
- HV Substations and Equipment Expenditures Estimated at $11 Billion in 2023
- Key OT and IT Applications License Fees Reach $4 Billion Level for the U.S. Electric Power Community
- A Mid-2024 Assessment of the U.S. Distribution Transformer Industry
- A Mid-2024 Assessment of the U.S. Power Transformer Industry
- Four New Series of 2024-2026 Market Overviews Now Available
- Historical Perspectives on Energy Management Systems Usage in American Electric Power Utilities
- A Look at the U.S. Medium Voltage Electric Power Equipment Services Market
- A Janus View of the T&D Equipment, Systems and Services Market at year-end 2023. A Look Back and A View Forward for the Energy Transition in the United States
- Cybersecurity and Cyber Crime in the Energy and Utilities Industry
- Tremendous Growth in Deployments of Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS)
- Substation Automation and Integration Services – Guiding the Way to the Digital Substation
- Wind Turbine Controls Usage Patterns Study Underway
- Voltage Regulators –Guardians for Maintaining High Quality Power Distribution
- Distribution Line Sensing: Approaches to Monitoring Distribution Feeders for Power Quality and Improving Reliability Indices
- Reviewing Market Studies from the COVID years now passed. . . and a brighter look ahead . . . a Janus view!
- Newton-Evans Research Company’s U.S. Market Overview Series Continues with Nine New Protection and Control Summaries
- U.S. Substation Automation and Integration Market Expenditures Valued at $2.5 Billion in 2021
- Estimated Value of Selected OT/IT Systems Shipments and License Fees by U.S. Electric Utilities Now Exceeds $3 billion.
