As per Global Transmission Research estimates, the global electricity distribution network of the 250 DSOs comprised over 43.2 million km of line length in 2021. Of this, close to 13.3 million km was accounted for by the top 20...
Read MoreAmong the top 20 DSOs, utilities from China, Indonesia, Mexico, Egypt and France accounted for close to 78 per cent of the total customer base in 2021. China’s State Grid Corporation of China (SGCC) accounted for the biggest...
Read MoreThe global market structure for electricity distribution is diverse, with some nations having a high level of concentration and others having a highly fragmented market structure. In the majority of areas, state-owned utilities...
Read MoreEgypt over the years has focused on fast-tracking the development of the generation sector by developing both mega-scale conventional power plants and renewable energy (RE)-based capacity and involving the private sector. EEHC...
Read MoreAs of June 2021, Egypt’s transmission network comprised about 31,084 km of line length at the 132 kV, 220 kV and 400-500 kV voltage levels. Of the total line length, the majority or about 68.82 per cent was at 220 kV, followed...
Read MoreEgypt, the third most populous country in Africa, is steadily moving towards the adoption of clean energy generation and its integration into the national grid. The country’s electricity sector is dominated by the state-owned...
Read MoreAs per the Emirates Water and Electricity Commission, the UAE plans to increase installed capacity by almost 12 GW during the 2022–26 period. Of this, 42 per cent will be solar-based generation capacity, with a combined...
Read MoreThe United Arab Emirates (UAE), making significant inroads in the renewable sector due to the growing electricity demand in the country, is focusing on meeting its renewable targets. As of 2021, the UAE had an installed...
Read MoreThe transmission network in the UAE is owned, operated and maintained by four different companies, which operate in different regions under the control of the Ministry of Energy (MoE). The Abu Dhabi Transmission and Despatch...
Read MoreAs per PLN’s Rencana Usaha Penyediaan Tenaga Listrik (RUPTL) or the Electricity Business Supply Plan 2021–30, Indonesia’s electricity demand is expected to increase from 12,378 GWh in 2022 to 19,106 GWh in 2030, with an expected...
Read MoreAs of December 2021, Indonesia’s transmission network comprised 58,826 circuit km (ckm) of alternating current (AC) lines at the 150 kV to 500 kV voltage levels. Of the total, 82.8 per cent of the transmission lines were at the...
Read MoreIndonesia’s state-owned PT Perusahaan Listrik Negara (PT PLN) dominates the country’s power sector, holding a monopoly in the transmission sector and functioning as a system operator. As of December 2021, the country had an...
Read MoreAs of December 2021, Germany had an estimated installed generation capacity of over 232 GW, of which nearly 56 per cent was based on renewable sources, followed by 44 per cent on thermal energy, and the rest on hydro and...
Read MoreAs of December 2021, Germany’s transmission network comprised about 37,461 circuit km of line length at the 110 kV and above voltage levels. The majority of the network, or about 93 per cent of the total line length, comprises...
Read MoreAccording to Bundesnetzagentur (BNetzA) or the Federal Network Agency, between 2020 and 2035, over 82 GW of capacity net additions are planned across the country as per the Scenario B 2035 in Germany’s Network Development Plan...
Read MoreAs of December 2021, Saudi Arabia’s transmission network comprised about 89,965 circuit km of line…
Read MoreWith the increasing global focus on transitioning to low-carbon economies, Saudi Arabia is now looking to reduce its carbon emissions by decreasing dependence on fossil fuels.
Read MoreSaudi Arabia has one of the largest electricity markets in the Gulf region. The electricity sector in Saudi Arabia is controlled by the Ministry of Energy, Industry and Mineral Resources (MEIMR).
Read MoreBangladesh is a growing economy with a focus on ensuring a reliable, uninterrupted power supply for its population.
Read MoreAs of December 2021, Bangladesh’s transmission network comprised about 12,836 circuit km of line length at the 132 kV, 230 kV and 400 kV voltage levels.
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