PUBLISHER: Grand View Research | PRODUCT CODE: 1571489
PUBLISHER: Grand View Research | PRODUCT CODE: 1571489
The global demand response management system market size is expected to reach USD 25.92 billion in 2030 and is projected to grow at a CAGR of 16.3% from 2024 to 2030. The integration of Demand Response (DR) with smart grids and the rising awareness and adoption of automated DRMS by utilities and customers are believed to be the key growth drivers.
DRMS acts as a crucial arrangement for balancing energy supply with consumption requirement and stabilizing load on grids during peak hours. An automated demand response is established on AMI, which builds an integrated network between the customers participating in the DR program and the utility for exchanging signals and communicating in real time.
The introduction of cloud-based DRMS can automatically adjust the power consumption of heavy appliances at the users' end by examining data based on the usage pattern, weather condition, room occupancy, and such other factors that are recorded on a day-to-day basis. The data collected by home network is analyzed, based on which the appliances are programmed to be turned off during hours of peak consumption. Continuous improvement in DRMS for efficient energy conservation is expected to favorably impact the adoption of DRMS in the years to come.
The industrial sector accounts for the highest revenue share in the global market, which may be attributed to most DR programs being focused on the industrial sector as they are the highest power consumers, especially during peak hours. With the increasing applicability of Demand Response Management Systems, focus on the participation of residential customers is gaining importance. The residential sector is anticipated to be the fastest growing user segment in the global DRMS market. Rising awareness among residential customers about the price- based and incentive- based DR programs is expected to boost the industry growth.
Lack of awareness among customers about DR programs and their benefits along with a huge initial installation cost of devices for the adoption of DRMS are the challenges posed by the otherwise growing market for the technology.