- 3M
- Asahi Kasei Corporation
- DuPont
- Hydranautics
- Kovalus separation solution
- LG Chem
- Pall Corporation
- Pentair
- Toray Industries
- Veolia
1. Modernization of Power Grids
Aging grid infrastructure in developed countries and rapid electrification in emerging economies are driving investments in distribution automation. Automation improves grid reliability, reduces outage times, and supports the integration of renewable energy. Utilities are deploying smart sensors, fault locators, and automated switches to create more resilient and intelligent power distribution networks. The trend is reinforced by government incentives for smart grid development.
2. Integration of Renewable Energy and DERs
The increasing adoption of distributed energy resources (DERs) like rooftop solar, wind turbines, and battery storage requires advanced automation for grid stability. Distribution automation systems enable better real-time monitoring, demand-response management, and seamless synchronization of intermittent energy sources. This is particularly critical in regions transitioning to a decentralized energy model. Utilities are upgrading their SCADA and ADMS systems to manage growing energy complexity efficiently.