PUBLISHER: Stratistics Market Research Consulting | PRODUCT CODE: 1371989
PUBLISHER: Stratistics Market Research Consulting | PRODUCT CODE: 1371989
According to Stratistics MRC, the Global Amorphous Alloys Transformer Market is accounted for $1.88 billion in 2023 and is expected to reach $4.16 billion by 2030 growing at a CAGR of 12.0% during the forecast period. A power transformer with an amorphous metal serving as the active material in at least one of its windings is known as an amorphous alloy transformer. Additionally, compared to traditional crystalline metals, amorphous metal has distinct electrical properties that enable transformers to have lower no-load losses and better load regulation.
According to a 2008 study by Strategies for development and diffusion of Energy-Efficient Distribution Transformers around 4.6 million distribution transformers are installed in the EU. Their losses exceed 38 TWh/year - this is more than the entire amount of electricity consumed by Denmark (or 8.5% of the electricity consumed in the UK) and equates to 30million tonnes of CO2.
Adoption of amorphous alloy transformers has been encouraged by stronger regulations aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emissions and an increasing focus on environmental sustainability. Moreover, by assisting in the substantial reduction of energy losses and the mitigation of the environmental effects of electricity distribution, these transformers support green energy initiatives.
Amorphous alloy transformers can have a higher initial cost, which can be a major obstacle for organizations on a tight budget. Furthermore, the disparity in cost can be attributed to distinct alloy materials, specialized manufacturing techniques, and reduced production economies of scale. Even though these transformers provide long-term energy savings, some potential users may be discouraged by the initial outlay, particularly in markets with tight financial resources.
Global sustainability initiatives can benefit greatly from the use of amorphous alloy transformers. Through the reduction of energy losses, they help to lessen the environmental impact of power distribution. Moreover, the use of these transformers supports these objectives and strengthens an organization's standing as an environmentally conscious business or government agency as sustainability becomes an integral part of agendas.
Variations in product quality and performance can result from the lack of standard testing and rating protocols for transformers made of amorphous alloys. However, there isn't an industry-wide standard to guarantee consistency in testing and performance procedures, so users might have trouble comparing and choosing appropriate transformers.
The COVID-19 pandemic had a significant effect on a number of markets, lowering demand, upsetting supply chains, and creating uncertainty in the economy. Regarding amorphous alloy transformers, the early stages of the pandemic caused delays in supply chain and manufacturing, this could have affected project deadlines. Additionally, in order to improve energy management, lower operating costs, and address environmental concerns in the post-pandemic landscape, organizations sought to accelerate the shift to more efficient transformer technologies, which were made possible by the pandemic.
It is anticipated that the oil-immersed segment will hold the largest market share. Because of their dependable and well-proven performance, oil-immersed transformers are widely used in many different applications, such as power distribution and industrial settings. Numerous industries and utility companies choose these transformers because of their reputation for effectively managing high voltage and power loads. Their oil insulation provides efficient insulation for increased efficiency in addition to cooling assistance. Furthermore, they cemented their dominant position in the market by being able to accommodate a broad range of voltage and power requirements due to their availability in multiple capacities.
It is expected that the market's highest CAGR will belong to the renewable energy segment. Renewable energy technologies like wind, solar, and hydropower are becoming more widely used as a result of the world's shift towards clean and sustainable energy sources. Moreover, transformers and other modern, efficient electrical infrastructure are needed for these technologies to be supported on the grid. Transformer demand has increased in the renewable energy sector due to the focus on lowering carbon emissions and switching to green energy sources, which has resulted in a high growth rate.
Due to the widespread adoption of energy-efficient technologies, particularly in nations like China and India, Asia-Pacific held the largest share in the market for amorphous alloy transformers. However, these countries are undergoing significant industrial and infrastructure development, which has raised the need for cutting-edge power distribution systems to reduce energy losses and improve overall energy efficiency. The market has grown even more as a result of favorable government policies and incentives in these areas that have promoted the installation of transformers made of amorphous alloys.
The amorphous alloy transformer market is expected to grow at the highest CAGR in the North American region. Numerous factors contributed to this growth, such as the emphasis on lowering environmental impact and increasing energy efficiency. Moreover, amorphous alloy transformer demand is growing in the utility and industrial sectors in the US and Canada as a result of stricter regulations and a greater focus on sustainable energy solutions.
Some of the key players in Amorphous Alloys Transformer market include: SUNTEN, ABB, TBEA, STS, Tianwei Group, BRG, Wilson, Powerstar, ProlecGE, CEEG, Vijai Electricals, Yangdong Electric, CREAT, Zhixin Electric and Hitachi.
In October 2023, ABB has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) agreement with UK-based clean technology group Altilium to jointly explore how the integration of automation, electrification, and digital technologies in plants across Europe can support the scaling up of battery materials recycling. Altilium is developing green processing technologies and building infrastructure at scale for the recycling of metals and electric vehicle (EV) battery waste, with the aim of ensuring a domestic supply chain of low-carbon battery materials for the automotive industry.
In September 2023, Hitachi Energy India Ltd (HEIL) on said it has won a contract from Ayana Renewable Power to provide a grid connection solution for their upcoming 300-megawatt (MW) solar photovoltaic power plant in Bikaner, Rajasthan.
In December 2022, STS Medical Group and Industrial affiliate the Federation of Light Industry, signed their first collective agreement. The signing took place four days after a protest rally where hundreds of workers demanded adequate pay for their work.
Note: Tables for North America, Europe, APAC, South America, and Middle East & Africa Regions are also represented in the same manner as above.