Research and Markets: Super Smart Grids: The Future of Renewable Energy Distribution

DUBLIN--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/16d904/super_smart_grids) has announced the addition of GlobalData's new report "Super Smart Grids: The Future of Renewable Energy Distribution" to their offering.

The idea of a wholly renewable electricity supply, using grid systems that span entire continents, is gaining ground. There are proposals for wide area grids with national or continental interconnected networks relying on high capacity electric power transmission lines linking all the local electrical networks that have been upgraded to smart grids, including those for a Unified Smart Grid in the US. Europe's analogous project is referred to as the Super Smart Grid or European Super Grid. The European "Super Smart Grid" aims to utilize the enormous potential for solar and wind power in the deserts of Africa and transport the generated energy to load centers in Europe using High Voltage Direct Current (HVDC) powerlines.

Scope

Market prospect of transmission industry players in Europe smart grid industry
Key drivers for market growth for Smart grid technologies in Europe
Stake holders in smart grid technology markets in Europe
Possible barrier to market penetration of smart grid technologies in Europe

Reasons to buy

Identify key growth and investment opportunities Europe smart grid sector
Gain insight on the growth potential offered by smart grid to transmission players
Developing strategies for market penetration
Facilitate decision-making based on upcoming market developments in the smart grid sector for key technologies

Key Topics Covered:

Introduction
Need for Super Smart Grid
Main Features of a Super Smart Grid
Super Smart Grid Technological Barriers
Regulatory Structure
Issues and Concerns
Conclusions
Disclaimer
Appendix

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