Our August 2012 publication, "The Global Market for Wire and Cable 2012 - 2050
looks at the current and immediate future market in the two principal
segments, energy and telecoms, and examines in less detail automotive,
construction, railway and other segments.
StatPlan Energy has built a series of databases that are the basis of our
reports and forecasts and these allow us to produce more sensitive and
accurate predictions for the short, medium and long term futures. We believe
we have the only published forecast tool that recognises how future
opportunities will divide between New Build and Asset Based Renewal. These are
very different markets and only the New Build represents an increase in
infrastructure assets.
We present 91 charts and tables with supporting commentary and conclusions,
providing data by value and cable length as appropriate. We explore particular
growth sectors, such as railway electrification, underground cabling and
submarine cabling. We believe this to be the most comprehensive report
available for this sector.
Highlights in this year's report:
Wire and cable markets globally, regionally and by major country market
Detailed forecasts to 2017
Overview forecasts to 2050
End user sectors
Major manufacturers
Market drivers by segment
Underground cables, market penetration
Offshore and submarine cables
Industrial users
The electrification of railways, the role of high speed rail
Development of superconductors
Metal theft
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
2. THE WIRE AND CABLE MARKET
2.1 SCOPE
2.2 GLOBAL MARKET SIZE
2.3 INTERNATIONAL TRADE
2.4 END-USER SECTORS
2.5 WIRE AND CABLE TYPES
2.6 CABLE MANUFACTURERS
2.7 PRODUCTION BY REGION
3. WIRE AND CABLE MARKET DRIVERS
3.1 TRANSMISSION AND DISTRIBUTION IN THE ELECTRICAL SUPPLY INDUSTRY
3.1.1 Electrification
3.1.2 Transmission network development
3.1.3 Distribution network development
3.2 RAILWAYS
3.3 TELECOMS
3.4 AUTOMOTIVE
3.5 CONSTRUCTION
3.6 COMMODITY PRICES
4. UNDERGROUND CABLES
4.1 OVERVIEW
4.2 REGIONAL ANALYSIS
4.3 DRIVERS FOR UNDERGROUND CABLES
4.4 HIGH COSTS
4.5 IMPACT OF URBANISATION
4.6 BREAKDOWN OF HV, MV AND LV BY REGION AND COUNTRY
5. OFFSHORE WIND POWER, OIL & GAS
5.1 OVERVIEW
5.2 OIL AND GAS OFFSHORE MARKET
5.3 OFFSHORE WIND POWER
5.4 KEY COUNTRY MARKETS FOR OFFSHORE
6. SUBMARINE CABLES
6.1 OVERVIEW
6.2 DEMAND FOR SUBMARINE CABLES
6.3 MANUFACTURERS
6.4 TECHNOLOGY FOR SUBMARINE CABLES
6.5 CABLE LAYING
6.6 LEGAL CONSIDERATIONS
6.7 HAZARDS TO SUBMARINE CABLES
7. INDUSTRIAL USERS
7.1 CABLE, WIRES AND WIRING HARNESSES
7.1.1 Aircraft
7.1.2 Shipping
7.1.3 Automobiles
7.1.4 Mining
7.1.5 Construction
7.1.6 Terrestrial Wind Power
7.1.7 Manufacturing and Process Industry
8. ELECTRIC RAILWAYS
8.1 HISTORY AND DEVELOPMENT
8.2 POWER DELIVERY
8.3 ELECTRIFIED RAILWAY LENGTHS BY COUNTRY
8.4 TRACTION SYSTEMS
8.5 THE FUTURE OF HIGH SPEED RAIL
8.5.1 Europe
8.5.2 United States
8.5.3 Russia
8.5.4 Asia
8.5.5 Africa
8.6 OTHER RAILWAYS AND LIGHT RAILWAYS - ELECTRIFICATION
8.7 THE SCALE OF THE CHALLENGE FOR RAIL TRANSPORT
9. SUPERCONDUCTORS
9.1 THE DISCOVERY OF SUPERCONDUCTIVITY
9.2 ADVANTAGES OF SUPERCONDUCTOR CABLE
9.3 CHALLENGES TO BE OVERCOME
9.4 CURRENT STATUS OF SUPERCONDUCTOR USE
9.5 PROMOTERS
9.6 MANUFACTURERS
9.7 FUTURE MARKET FOR HTS SUPERCONDUCTORS IN UTILITIES
10. METAL THEFT
10.1 OVERVIEW
10.2 OUTLOOK
11. EUROPE
11.1 MARKET SIZE
11.2 THE EURO CRISIS IN EUROPE
11.3 WIRE AND CABLE MARKET COUNTRY DISTRIBUTION
11.4 PRODUCT GROUPS BY VALUE
11.5 GERMANY
11.5.1 Market by Product Group
11.5.2 Wire and cable manufacturers
11.6 FRANCE
11.6.1 Market by product group
11.6.2 Wire and cable manufacturers
11.7 ITALY
11.7.1 Market by product group
11.7.2 Wire and cable manufacturers
11.8 SPAIN
11.8.1 Market by product group
11.8.2 Wire and cable manufacturers
11.9 UNITED KINGDOM
11.9.1 Market by product group
11.9.2 Wire and cable manufacturers
12. RUSSIA
12.1 DEMAND
12.2 MANUFACTURERS
13. MENA AND AFRICA
13.1 DEMAND, MIDDLE EAST
13.2 MANUFACTURING, MIDDLE EAST
13.3 DEMAND, AFRICA
13.4 MANUFACTURERS, AFRICA
14. CHINA
14.1 DEMAND
14.2 INTERNATIONAL TRADE
14.3 CERTIFICATION
14.4 MARKET GAPS
14.5 END USERS
14.6 MANUFACTURERS
14.7 COUNTERFEIT CABLES
15. INDIA
15.1 DEMAND
15.2 END USERS
15.3 MANUFACTURERS
15.4 INFORMAL SECTOR
15.5 STANDARDS
15.6 FOREIGN INVESTORS
16. UNITED STATES
16.1 DEMAND
16.2 PRODUCT GROUPS
16.3 MARKETS DRIVERS AND OUTLOOK
16.4 MANUFACTURERS
17. LATIN AMERICA
17.1 DEMAND
17.2 PRODUCT GROUPS - BRAZIL
FIGURES
Figure 1: Wire and cable consumption, $ million, 2000-2017
Figure 2: The split between insulated cable and bare conductors, $
million, 2000-2017
Figure 3: The global market for wires and cable, 2012 to 2017
Figure 4: Wire and cable consumption BY Region, $ million, 2000-2017
Figure 5: Global consumption of wire and cable by end-user sector, $
million, 2012
Figure 6: Global consumption of wire and cable by type, $ million, 2011
Figure 7: The 34 top cable manufacturers by revenue
Figure 8: Region of production, '000 tonnes, 2006-2011
Figure 9: Electrification of the world
Figure 10: Installed transmission and distribution lines, 1900 to 2050, km
Figure 11: Global installed transmission lines and demand 1945-2050,
thousand km
Figure 12: Global installed distribution lines and demand 1945-2050,
thousand km
Figure 13: World transmission line length total demand in thousand km, 5
year segments 1940 to 2050
Figure 14: World distribution line length demand in km, 5 year segments
1940 to 2050
Figure 15: Transmission demand, thousand km in 5 year segments 1940-2050
Figure 16: Distribution demand, thousand km in 5 year segments 1940-2050
Figure 17: Undersea communications cables linking the world
Figure 18: Submarine telecommunications cable and systems market 2007-2012
Figure 19: The growth of internet access, 2002-2010
Figure 20: Annual global production of cars
Figure 21: Copper and aluminium prices $ per tonne, 1992 to 2013
Figure 22: Copper price ($ per tonne) and world cable revenue ($ million)
Figure 23: Underground cable as a percent of the total network in European
countries
Figure 24: Underground cable as a percent of the total network in CIS
countries
Figure 25: Underground cable as a percent of the total network n MENA
countries
Figure 26: Underground cable as a percent of the total network in Asia
Pacific countries
Figure 27: Underground cable as a percent of the total network in Pacific
countries
Figure 28: HV, MV and LV cable as a percent of each voltage class in
European countries
Figure 29: HV, MV and LV cable as a percent of each voltage class in CIS
countries
Figure 30: HV, MV and LV cable as a percent of each voltage class in MENA
countries
Figure 31: HV, MV and LV cable as a percent of each voltage class in Asian
countries
Figure 32: HV, MV and LV cable as a percent of each voltage class in
Pacific countries
Figure 33: Market shares of different offshore segments
Figure 34: Subsea equipment
Figure 35: Offshore wind farm
Figure 36: Offshore substation for the 630MW phase of London Array wind
farm
Figure 37: A modern submarine power cable
Figure 38: Wires and cables in ships
Figure 39: An onshore wind turbine installation
Figure 40: The voltage levels of the main railway networks in Europe
Figure 41: The electrified railway networks of Europe
Figure 42: Overhead line for rail traction
Figure 44: High speed railway lines in Europe, 2011
Figure 45: Comparison of HTS versus conventional technology
Figure 46: Liquid dielectric HTS superconducting cable by Nexans
Figure 47: Scrap metal prices
Figure 48: The European market for wire and cable in value 2002-2017
Figure 49: European Union countries' currency status
Figure 50: The effects of an intensified Euro Area crisis on various
regions, peak deviation from IMF baseline
Figure 51: The European market for wire and cable by country, shares in
value 2012
Figure 52: The European market split between Western Europe and Eastern
Europe, 2002 to 2012
Figure 53: Western Europe consumption by country, $ million, 2000-2017
Figure 54: Eastern Europe consumption by country, $ million, 2000-2017
Figure 55: European consumption by product group, $ million, 2011
Figure 56: European consumption by product group, major countries, $
million, 2011
Figure 57: Germany consumption of wire and cable 2000-2017
Figure 58: German consumption by product group, $ million, 2011
Figure 59: France consumption of wire and cable 2000-2017
Figure 60: French consumption by product group, $ million, 2011
Figure 61: Italy consumption of wire and cable 2000-2017
Figure 62: Italian consumption by product group, $ million, 2011
Figure 63: Spain consumption of wire and cable 2000-2017
Figure 64: Spanish consumption by product group, $ million, 2011
Figure 65: United Kingdom consumption of wire and cable 2000-2017
Figure 66: United Kingdom consumption by product group, $ million, 2011
Figure 67: Wire and cable consumption, $ million, 2000-2017
Figure 68: Market shares of cable accessory suppliers in Russia
Figure 69: The Middle Eastern market for wire and cable in value 2002-2017
Figure 70: The African market for wire and cable in value 2002-2017
Figure 71: Chinese consumption of wire and cable 2000-2017
Figure 72: Consumption of wire and cable by product segment, China,
2004-2017, $ million
Figure 73: Indian consumption of wire and cable 2000-2017
Figure 74: Distribution of wire and cable market in India, $ million,
2010-2011
Figure 75: Principal wire and cable producers in India, by revenue $
millions, 2010
Figure 76: US consumption of wire and cable, $ million, 2000-2017
Figure 77: Production of wire and cable product groups, $ million, 2011
Figure 78: Wire and cable production in the USA, $ million, 2011
Figure 79: The Latin American market for wire and cable in value 2002-2017
Figure 80: The Latin American market for wire and cable in value, selected
countries, 2002-2017
Figure 81: Consumption by product groups, Brazil, $ million 2010
TABLES
Table 1: Underground cable as a percent of each voltage class and as a
percent of the network in Europe
Table 2: Underground cable lengths km for each voltage class in Europe
Table 3: Underground cable lengths km for each voltage class in CIS
Table 4: Underground cable lengths km for each voltage class in MENA
Table 5: Underground cable lengths km for each voltage class in Asia
Table 6: Underground cable lengths km for each voltage class in Pacific
Table 7: World car production 1999-2011
Table 8: Electrified railways throughout the world, 2011
Table 9: Company shares of market segments, United States, 2011
Table 10: Summary of wire and cable forecasts 2012 - 2017, by country and
region, $ billion
The Global Market for Wire and Cable 2012 - 2050 published by StatPlan Energy Limited in September 11, 2012. This report consists of 137 Pages and the price starts from US $ 2500.
