Central & Eastern Europe and Turkey Smart Grid: Market Forecast 2015 - 10 Year Forecasts

DUBLIN, May 19, 2015 /PRNewswire/ --

Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/xmr3d7/central_and) has announced the addition of the "Central & Eastern Europe and Turkey Smart Grid: Market Forecast (2015 - 2025)"  report to their offering. 

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The smart grid market represents $25.2 billion of investment over the next ten years

Countries in the Central & Eastern Europe (CEE) region (including Turkey) are leaders for their smart grid and smart metering potential among emerging market nations. By 2025, eight of the 12 main countries in this study (all except for Croatia, Czech Republic, Lithuania, and Turkey) will have completed smart meter deployments and many will have deployed other advanced smart grid infrastructure such as distribution automation, wide area measurement, distributed renewable sources of generation, and electric vehicle charging infrastructure. 

Volume II of this study covers twelve CEE countries in depth, as well as summaries for six additional countries. It includes the eleven countries in Central & Eastern Europe that are now part of the European Union but until the early 1990s were Communist states, as well as Turkey, Albania, and the remaining former Yugoslav countries. These countries have all undergone radical industry restructurings over the past two decades, and in some cases are still in the process of full liberalization. In most countries, the state still plays a role in one or more segments of the electricity industry. 

Overall power infrastructure is in many cases outdated and not compatible with a fully integrated European power market. The CEE electricity market is therefore undergoing changes, which present utilities with opportunities to invest in smart grid infrastructure in the process of 
upgrading their grids.  

Key questions answered in this study: 

- Which CEE countries will follow EU regulations for smart grid deployments? 
- How large will the smart grid market be in 18 countries across 14 sub-segments? 
- How will smart grid projects be financed in EU and non-EU countries? 
- Which local vendors are active and who are they partnering with? 

Key Topics Covered: 

1. Introduction 

2. Central and Eastern Europe smart grid snapshot 

3. Regional market forecast 

• Electricity industry structure
• Smart metering regulatory environment
• Market forecast
• Utility activity

4. Poland 

5. Romania 

6. Turkey 

7. Estonia 

8. Slovenia 

9. Hungary 

10. Bulgaria 

11. Czech Republic 

12. Slovakia 

13. Latvia 

14. Croatia 

15. Lithuania 

16. The rest of the region 

17. Vendor activity 

18. Appendix 

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