Power Transmission Component Market Size was valued at USD 70.1 Billion in 2022. The Power Transmission Component Market industry is projected to grow from USD 74.6 Billion in 2023 to USD 123.5 Billion by 2032
Transmission component refers to products used in systems that move parts from a power generating site like a power plant to an electrical substation. Power transmission components are designed to allow long-term savings by offering an uninterrupted power supply.
Key Players
- Toshiba Energy Systems Solutions Corporation
- Mitsubishi Electric Corporation
- Sterlite Power
- Hitachi Energy
- General Electric
- Siemens Energy
Market Dynamics
The market for power transmission components will experience growth as a result of the ongoing refurbishment and retrofit of existing grid infrastructure around the globe. Increasing investment, combined with a favorable political outlook towards the expansion of the cross-border electric grid, will further fuel product demand.
Favorable policy interventions, along with government efforts to minimize carbon emissions, may accelerate the growth of the transmission network. Despite the substantial increase in generation capacity, countries across the globe are still prone to a power deficit situation. Henceforth, regulatory inclination, along with a rise in the adoption of sustainable technologies, will stimulate global market growth.
The global market for power transmission components is expected to rise at a high rate during the assessment period, primarily due to the expansion of smart grid networks and the refurbishment of existing grid infrastructure.
As per the International Energy Agency (IEA), the US will need to spend USD 2.1 trillion by 2035 to modernize the grid infrastructure, including 579 GW of new generation capacity and extensive refurbishment of the transmission network. In the same way, India has set up a National Smart Grid mission that will lead to major investments in smart grid infrastructure in India. These initiatives will, in turn, fuel the growth of the market for power transmission components.
Market Segmentation
The global power transmission component market has been segmented based on component, voltage, and current level.
Based on components, the global power transmission component market has been segmented into transformer, circuit breaker, isolator, insulator, arrestor, transmission line, and transmission tower. The circuit breaker segment of the global market for power transmission components is expected to have the highest growth rate over the assessment period.
Based on voltage, the global power transmission component market has been classified into 132 kV, 220 kV, 440kV, 660kV, and 764 kV. 132 kV segment held the most significant market share globally in 2017. Continuing commercial establishments and growing urbanization, combined with the continued growth of smart grid networks, will have a positive impact on the market for power transmission components. Rampant industrial expansion, due to the adoption of bulk manufacturing practices by major industry participants, will further boost the market growth.
Based on the current level, the global power transmission component market has been segmented into HV AC and HV DC.
Regional Analysis
Region-wise, the global power transmission component market has been segmented into North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, South America, and the Middle East Africa.
The global market for power transmission components is expected to see significant growth during the forecast period due to rapid urbanization and commercialization across developing regions, which would lead to favorable growth in the market for power transmission components. In addition, efforts to minimize the carbon footprint will fuel the need for efficient transmission components in the coming years. For example, the US is likely to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions, which would improve the demand for transmission components in the North American power industry. North America also has the largest share in the market for power transmission components, while countries such as the United States and Canada are undergoing retrofitting and revamping existing grid infrastructure.
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