MV Mkt Overview 2017-2020
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Overview of the 2017-2020 U.S. Transmission and Distribution Equipment Market:
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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.
