世界のスマートインフラ市場：スマートグリッド及びM2M通信...市場調査レポートについてご紹介

1. Smart Grid and Smart Meter Trends and Statisitcs
1.1 Smart grids analysis
1.1.1 Smart Grid 2.0
1.2 Smart energy for the future
1.2.1 Why solar may not be the biggest threat to energy utilities
1.3 Smart grid vision
1.3.1 Smart grids in need of strategic plans
1.3.2 Trans-sector policies and an holistic approach required
1.4 Global smart grid market
1.4.1 Overview
1.4.2 Smart grid equipment statistics
1.4.3 Smart grid benefits and challenges
1.4.4 Smart grid market value and investment
1.4.5 smart grid cyber security
1.4.6 Interest in smart grids by utilities grows
1.4.7 Partnerships and consolidation
1.4.8 Smart grids and mobile technology
1.5 Disruptive developments in smart grids
1.6 Global smart meter market
1.6.1 Smart meter shipments and installed base
1.6.2 Smart meter revenues
1.6.3 Smart meter deployment
1.7 Where are the government leaders?
1.7.1 No smart grids without government leadership
1.7.2 Confusion regarding regulations
1.7.3 Muni Smart Grids
1.8 Remember the consumer
1.8.1 Delighting and exciting electricity customers
1.8.2 What’s in it for the customer?
1.9 A concept, not a single technology
1.9.1 Electricity companies and the Internet of Things
1.9.2 M2M a key component
1.9.3 From SCaDa to IoT
2. M2M, IOT and Big Data Trends and Statistics
2.1 Smart Grids and M2M play a key role
2.1.1 2014: touted as the year of M2M, but …
2.1.2 Internet of ‘Things’
2.1.3 Who will dominate the IoT market?
2.1.4 Telcos and the science of Big Data
2.1.5 From SCaDa to IoT
2.1.6 Sensors
2.1.7 RFID
2.1.8 Application examples
3. Smart energy The Next Frontier – Case Study- Australia
3.1 Insights into Smart Energy from Australia
3.1.1 Industry analysis mid 2014
3.1.2 Disruptive retail plan for renewable energy
3.1.3 Challenges for the future
3.1.4 Delighting and exciting electricity customers
3.1.5 Electricity ‘death spiral’
3.1.6 Energy industry in transition
3.1.7 Storage technologies making progress
3.1.8 Energy retail market developments
3.1.9 People power in the energy market
3.1.10 Key international Developments
3.1.11 Business analyses
3.1.12 Key Analyses Australia
3.1.13 Key developments Australia
3.1.14 Surveys and statistics
4. Selected Smart Grid Project Examples from around the World
4.1 Australia
4.1.1 Smart grid: $5 billion in potential annual benefits for Australia
4.1.2 Smart Energy cost savings in Australia
4.1.3 Australia’s smart grid/smart city project
4.2 Canada
4.2.1 Ontario
4.2.2 Alberta
4.2.3 Québec
4.2.4 British Columbia
4.2.5 New Brunswick
4.2.6 Saskatchewan
4.3 China
4.3.1 Electricity growth projections for China
4.3.2 Smart grids – China investments
4.3.3 China’s State Grid Corporation
4.4 Germany
4.5 Ireland
4.6 Mexico
4.6.1 Smart grid technology in Mexico
4.7 New Zealand
4.8 Oman
4.9 Poland
4.10 Qatar
4.11 Russia
4.12 South Korea
4.12.1 Smart grid: new laws introduced in South Korea
4.12.2 Smart grid stages: 2010 – 2030
4.12.3 Five smart grid implementation areas
4.12.4 Jeju Island
4.13 Spain
4.14 Sweden
4.15 USA
4.15.1 USA – key insights
4.15.2 Standards
4.15.3 Green Button
4.15.4 Government funding
4.15.5 Utility Executives’ vision for the new decade
4.15.6 State and municipal developments – 2013
4.15.7 Other developments

Table 1 – International electricity price table comparison – 2013
Table 2 – Value of the global smart grid market – 2012; 2016; 2020
Table 3 – Investment in the global smart grid market – 2012; 2013
Table 4 – Smart meter installed base – leading countries – 2020
Table 5 – Global M2M connections – 2010; 2013; 2014
Table 6 – Global spending on Big Data – 2013; 2018
Table 7 – Mexico – smart grid technology market revenue – 2012- 2020
Table 8 – South Korea – smart grid investment to 2015
Table 9 – USA – RUS loan beneficiaries – 2013
Exhibit 1 – ITU approves smart grid standards
Exhibit 2 – Smart grid applications
Exhibit 3 – Global Smart Grid Federation (GSGF)
Exhibit 4 – Challenges smart grids can address
Exhibit 5 – Field trials led by FINESCE
Exhibit 6 – International Smart Grid Action Network
Exhibit 7 – Examples of leading smart meter manufacturers
Exhibit 8 – Replacing old electricity meters
Exhibit 9 – Smart grid as a cloud service
Exhibit 10 – The first major M2M alliances
Exhibit 11 – The OneM2M initiative
Exhibit 12 – Item-level RFID use
Exhibit 13 – RFID spectrum frequencies and application examples
Exhibit 14 – Smart shopping
Exhibit 15 – Lifetime customer relationships
Exhibit 16 – Many Eyes – e-science web site example
Exhibit 17 – GigaPort3
Exhibit 18 – Key developments in the industry moving forwards
Exhibit 19 – How to move forwards into 2015
Exhibit 20 – Machine-to-machine applications and technologies, by dispersion and mobility
Exhibit 21 – Canada – Toronto Hydro, Google and smart metering
Exhibit 22 – South Korea – smart grid implementation areas
Exhibit 23 – South Korea – phased implementation plan of Jeju Smart Grid: 2010 – 2013