Global Smart & Standard Gas Meters Markets, 2015-2020 & 2021-2025
DUBLIN, May 6, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- The "Gas Meters Smart & Standard Ed 4 2021" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.
The report charts these developments over a ten-year time frame from 2015 and forecast to 2025.
Smart gas metering is gaining momentum, with the expansion of the Chinese natural gas market, European rollouts accelerating and the US continuing to convert to AMR and AMI metering.
Nationwide stocks of diaphragm meters are being converted by replacements with smart meters, or with the addition of communication modules to the existing well-tested diaphragm and rotary meters.
The market is split by residential, standard and AMR/AMI, PPM, communication modules, C&I and grid meters and analysed by country.
Global gas meter demand is forecast in units and value, totals of all meters and smart meters, from the base year 2015 to 2025 in the countries with piped gas networks and over 600,000 gas customers.
Analysis of sales of gas meters for 43 countries, by meter type - Basic Residential, AMR/ AMI, Prepayment, Communications Modules, C&I - units, value, and average selling price, from 2019 to 2025. Tables of the global total, regional totals and countries.
The major meter technologies are described with total market shares; diaphragm, rotary, turbine, orifice and ultrasonic, plus outline of Coriolis, vortex and MEMS meters.
The major customers for gas meters, the gas transmission and distribution utilities, are outlined in each of the 43 countries profiled, together with their structure.
The number of housing units, residential and commercial gas customers with piped gas are charted for each profiled country, from 1900 to 2020. At the city gate station, gas pressure is high, grid and bulk meters need to be robust and highly accurate. Commercial & Industrial (C&I) meters contributed only 1% of meter sales in units in 2019, but this important segment of high value meters was worth $1 billion.
Global market shares are accompanied by profiles of the meter manufacturers, including those with small shares in numbers of meters but leading positions in high end meters for high-pressure measurement - Elster, Itron, Landis+Gyr, Dresser, Diehl, Apator, Sagemcom, Sensus, Dongfa Group, Holley, Emerson.
Fundamental changes in the demand cycle for meters are taking place in the residential segment. Meter vendors need to understand the new trends to plan their footprint and to avoid mismatch, over-capacity and pressure on profits. Historically the demand for gas meters followed a stable long-term path, driven by the increase of gas penetration, first for city coal gas and then for natural gas. The country-wide deployments of smart meters now starting, involve replacing the entire stock of residential meters with 20-year lives, in a short period of perhaps 5 years. This has never happened before and it means that there will be peaks of replacement and troughs of low demand.
The NGV and Autogas segment is reviewed, a small but growing segment for gas meters, with numbers and metering technology.
Gas metering cannot be fully understood in isolation. It is not all piped natural gas. Marketers need to understand the gas supply industry, how it has developed and where it will go in the future. The industry is described, from its start with local town gas to the international natural gas industry, today piped and LNG. There are still other pockets of gas; town gas, LPG both piped and in cylinders and local tanks of natural gas.
Key Topics Covered:
Executive Summary
- Demographics, Consumers and Demand for Gas Meters in Units and $ Value, by Region 2018.
- Annual Demand Trend for Gas Meters, IGC and Residential, in Units, $ Value, 2019-2025.
- Split Between Residential and C&I Meter Sales
- Gas Meter Technology Shares
- Long-Term Demand for Gas Meters
- Long-Term Annual Demand Trend with Continuation of Basic Diaphragm Meters, France, 1900-2050.
- Long-Term Annual Demand Trend with the Deployment of Smart Gas Meters, France, 1900-2050.
- Changes in the Demand Cycles for Gas Meter Markets by Country.
- Competitive Landscape
- Meter Types from 1843 to the Future
- Meter Types
- The Origins of the Global Gas Industry
- Electricity Versus Gas
1. The Gas Metering Landscape in 2020
2. World Demand for Gas Meters from 2019 to 2025
- Meter Demand
- Gas Meter Technology Shares
3. Demand for Smart Gas Meters
4. Long-Term Demand Trend for Gas Meters
- Demand
5. Gas Distribution System
- Gas Pressure
- The Gathering System
- The Transmission System
- Compressor Stations
- Line Pack
- Gate Stations
- The Distribution Network
- The Final Stage, Moving Natural Gas into the Home
6. Meter Types from 1843 to the Future
- Positive Displacement of Gas Meters
- Diaphragm Meters
- Rotary Meters
- Inferential Meters
- Turbine Meters
- Orifice Meters
- Ultrasonic Flow Meters
- Intelligent Micom Meters
- Coriolis Meters
- Vortex Meters
- Mems (Micro-Electro-Mechanical System)
- Smart/Advanced Meters
- Communication Module
- Turndown Ratio and Rangeability
- Typical Turndown Ratio of Various Meter Types
- Meter Sizes - G
- Heating Value
7. The Gas Meter Market in Europe
8. The Gas Meter Market in the CIS
9. The Gas Meter Market in the Middle East
10. The Gas Meter Market in Africa
11. The Gas Meter Market in Asia-Pacific
12. The Gas Meter Market in North America
13. The Gas Meter Market in South America
14. The Gas Meter Market in Central America
15. Competitive Analysis, Company Profiles and Market Shares
- Elster
- Itron
- Landis+Gyr
- Dresser
- Diehl
- Apator
- Sagemcom
- Sensus
- Dongfa Group
- Holley
- Emerson
- DNV GL
16. NGV and Autogas Metering
17. The Origins of the Global Gas Industry
- Electricity Versus Gas
18. Gas Sources, Types and Delivery
- Gas Categories
- Natural Gas
- Manufactured Gas
- Coke-Oven Gas
- Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG)
- Coal Gas
- Biogas
- Blast Furnace Gas
- Gas Hydrates
- Refinery Gas
- Syngas - Sng
- Pg Autogas
- Gas Delivery and Storage
- Piped Gas
- Natural Gas Liquids, Liquefied Natural Gas (Lng)
- Liquefied Petroleum Gas (Lpg)
- Compressed Natural Gas (Cng)
19. Methodology
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