Gas Insulated Switchgear Market by Analysis, Drivers,
Strategies, Segmentation, Application and Forecast 2018-
2023
The report "Gas Insulated Switchgear Market by Type, Voltage (medium, high, extra high,
ultra-high), Installation, End-User (Transmission Utilities, Distribution Utilities, Generation
Utilities, Transportation, Industry & OEMs) and Region - Global Forecast to 2023", The gas
insulated switchgear market is expected to grow from an estimated USD 18.48 Billion in 2018 to
USD 28.09 Billion by 2023, registering a CAGR of 8.73% during the forecast period. This growth is
primarily due to the growth in renewable power generation, increasing investments in the
transmission & distribution infrastructure, the rise in energy demand, limitations of space
availability in densely populated urban areas, and government initiatives towards improving
electricity access.
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On the basis of end user, the power transmission utility segment is expected to hold the
largest share of the market
The power transmission utility dominated the gas insulated switchgear market in 2017 and is
projected to grow at the second highest CAGR during the forecast period. Power transmission
utilities is primarily driven by the addition of transmission lines which leads to the addition of
high voltage substations, where gas insulated switchgear plays a vital role in grid protection, and
efficient flow of power, as well as protection and relaying of the transmission circuit. High voltage
transmission, extra high voltage transmission, and ultra-high voltage transmission lie under the
jurisdiction of the power transmission utilities. These utilities are responsible for the transmission
grid expansion, refurbishment as well as procurement of high voltage equipment. As per IEA
statistics, approximately USD 3,180 billion will be invested globally between 2014 and 2035 on
the net addition of 3.2 million kilometers of transmission lines. Additional USD 3,007 billion will
be invested during the same period on the refurbishment of old transmission infrastructure.