In 2014 Newton-Evans plans to update its U.S. T&D Equipment Market Overview report series to reflect market observations from 2013 and estimates for 2014-2016. This series of 2-3 page “top line” summaries will present the 2013 market shares for major participants in dollars and % of U.S. total. Each report will also present U.S. market segmentation in $MUSD, and a forecast out to 2016. Vendor and IEEE equipment definitions are provided.
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Here is a complete list of reports that will be available for $150 each:
High Voltage Series
HV01 – FACTS and RPC
HV02 – HVDC
HV03 – Air Insulated Substations
HV04 – Gas Insulated Substations
HV05 – Air Insulated Switchgear
HV06 – Gas Insulated Switchgear
HV07 – High Voltage Bushings
HV08 – High Voltage Capacitors
HV09 – High Voltage Circuit Breakers
HV10 – HV Disconnect Switches
HV11 – High Voltage Circuit Switchers
HV12 – HV Instrument Transformers
HV13 – Air Core Reactors
HV14 – HV Surge Arrestors
HV15 – Generator Circuit Breakers
Power and Distribution Transformer Series
TX01 – Mobile Transformers
TX02 – Medium Power Transformers
TX03 – Med-Large Power Transformers
TX04 – Large Power Transformers
TX05 – Very Large Power Transformers
TX06 – Shunt Reactors
TX07 – Special Transformers (Arc, Furnace)
TX08 – Distribution Transformers (OH, Oil, 5kva+)
TX09 – Distribution Transformers (Dry Type)
TX10 – Transformer Life Management Services
TX11 – Transformer Monitoring and Diagnostics
Control Systems and Services Series
CS01 – EMS Systems Integration
CS02 – Distribution SCADA
CS03 – Geographic Information Systems
CS04 – Customer Information Systems
CS05 – Outage Management Systems
CS06 – Meter Data Management Systems
CS07 – Mobile Workforce Management Systems
CS08 – Advanced Distribution Automation
CS09 – Electric Power Market Management System
CS10 – Cyber Security Software for Control Systems
Protection and Control Series
PR01 – Feeder Relays
PR02 – Line Differential Relays
PR03 – Generator Relays
PR04 – Motor Control Relays
PR05 – Electro-Mechanical Relays
PR06 – Drop-In Control Houses
PR07 – Synchrophasors (PDUs/PDCs)
PR08 – Teleprotection
Distribution Automation Series
DA01 – Automatic Circuit Recloser Controls
DA02 – DA/DMS System Components
DA03 – Voltage Regulators
DA04 – Capacitor Bank Controllers
DA05 – Fault Indicators (same report as MV17)
DA06 – Pole Top RTUs
DA07 – Line Mounted Monitoring Devices
DA08 – Communications Components for DA
DA09 – Engineering Services for DA
Substation Automation Series
SA01 – Remote Terminal Units
SA02 – Programmable Logic controllers
SA03 – Substation Automation Platforms
SA04 – Multifunction Meters and Recorders
SA05 – Inter-Utility Revenue Meters
SA06 – Digital Relays
SA07 – Digital Fault Recorders
SA08 – Sequence of Events Recorders
SA09 – Power Quality Recorders
SA10 – Substation Reclosers
SA11 – Substation Automation Integration Specialists
SA12 – Substation Communications
SA13 – Substation Voltage Regulators
Medium Voltage Series
MV01 – Air Insulated Metal Clad Switchgear
MV02 – MV Motor Controllers
MV03 – MV Gas Insulated Switchgear
MV04 – Automatic Circuit Reclosers
MV05 – Outdoor Distribution Circuit Breakers (5-38kv)
MV06 – Load Interrupter Switchgear
MV07 – Overhead Disconnect Switches (15-38kv)
MV08 – Sectionalizers
MV09 – Fused Cutouts
MV10 – Pad Mounted Switchgear
MV11 – Submersible Switchgear
MV12 – Bus Duct and Bus Bar
MV13 – Substation Class Pad Mounted Capacitors
MV14 – Current/Instrument Transformers
MV15 – Fault Current Limiters
MV16 – Fault Current Indicators and Faulted Circuit Indicators
MV17 – Current Limiting Fuses and Fuse Links
MV18 – Surge Arresters
summary reviews and highlights from completed studies
