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智慧電錶(AMI):市場佔有率分析、產業趨勢、統計數據和成長預測(2025-2030 年)Smart Meters (AMI) - Market Share Analysis, Industry Trends & Statistics, Growth Forecasts (2025 - 2030) |
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智慧電錶(AMI)市場預計將從 2025 年的 1.7329 億台成長到 2030 年的 2.5762 億台,複合年成長率為 8.25%。

政府部署計畫的推進、對電網韌性日益重視以及邊緣運算技術的進步,都在推動智慧電錶(AMI)市場的擴張。公共產業正在加快資本投資,監管機構也日益將智慧電錶定義為關鍵基礎設施,從而縮短了從核准到部署的時間。同時,嵌入下一代設備的邊緣人工智慧功能能夠實現即時分析,從而改善停電響應、需求預測以及分散式能源的整合。網路安全投資的增加、晶片供應的全球多元化以及供應商將硬體與分析軟體捆綁銷售的努力,都進一步推動了市場的發展勢頭。
強制部署規則正將智慧電錶從可選升級轉變為電網的必備資產。澳洲國家電力市場目前強制要求在2030年達到100%智慧電錶普及率,並從2025年6月起取消退出條款,確保低壓電網的全面可視性。美國多個州也出現了類似的強制措施,將成本效益的討論重點轉移到部署物流上,並為供應商創造了可預測的需求。
FirstEnergy公司斥資260億美元推出的「Energize365」計劃,旨在2028年全面推進智慧電錶與配電自動化、網路安全和可再生能源併網基礎設施的整合。這些分階段實施的計劃將部署週期壓縮至五年,以保障智慧計量(AMI)市場設備和軟體收入的持續成長。
規模較小的公用事業公司面臨資金難題:新墨西哥州一家公用事業公司已撥款1.88億美元用於安裝50萬個電錶,平均每個電錶的成本為375美元,其中包括通訊和安裝費用。由於收入收取存在不確定性,各公司董事會不得不推遲計劃或採取分階段推廣的方式。
到2024年,智慧電錶將佔據智慧計量(AMI)市場53.7%的佔有率,為大規模需量反應計畫和分散式發電整合提供支援。該領域仍是大多數監管要求的核心,確保其持續佔據市場主導地位。智慧瓦斯表的需求主要來自人口密集都市區洩漏偵測和安全保障。智慧水錶將以8.7%的複合年成長率快速成長,因為公用事業公司需要應對某些地區超過30%的未計費水量損失。隨著乾旱地區採用持續監測來限制用水量,預計水務應用領域的智慧計量(AMI)市場規模將穩定擴大。
亞特蘭大的初步試驗表明,基於人工智慧的計量表診斷技術節省了超過100萬美元,這充分展現了邊緣分析技術如何為智慧計量(AMI)產業帶來快速的投資回報。計劃透過採用單一通訊骨幹網路進行多公用事業部署,進一步提升了其經濟效益,使電力、燃氣和水錶能夠共用一個閘道器和資料平台。
預計到2024年,RF-Mesh的滲透率將維持在55.9%,尤其是在人口密集的大都會地區,其自癒拓撲結構和高資料包冗餘性備受青睞。然而,隨著全國範圍內5G網路的部署,低延遲、寬頻頻道將釋放出來用於即時電能品質數據傳輸,NB-IoT和其他蜂窩網路方案預計將以每年9.2%的速度成長。智慧計量(AMI)市場受益於通訊業者擁有的頻寬和回程傳輸基礎設施,使公用事業公司無需部署昂貴的專用網路。
蜂窩網路解決方案還支援遠端韌體更新和安全的無線金鑰管理,這些都是電網邊緣網路安全的關鍵要素。隨著物聯網設備密度的增加,先進的頻譜管理和網路切片技術能夠最佳化流量優先級,防止網路擁塞,進而保障計量效能。這些優勢正促使電力公司在即將到來的智慧計量(AMI)產業競標中轉向混合或全蜂窩網路架構。
智慧計量(AMI)市場按產品類型(智慧電錶、智慧燃氣表及其他)、通訊技術(射頻網狀蜂窩網路(2G/3G/4G/5G/NB-IoT)及其他)、組件(硬體、軟體、服務)、最終用戶(住宅、商業、工業、公共產業)和地區進行細分。市場預測以數量(單位)為單位。
到2024年,亞太地區將佔全球智慧電錶部署量的25.5%,主要得益於中國政府主導的智慧電錶部署、印度的國家智慧電網藍圖以及日本福島核事故後的改革。光是中國當地的智慧電錶累積安裝量就已超過7億台,這得益於集中採購機制,該機制降低了單位成本並確保了廣泛的互通性。印度的智慧電錶專案則著重於降低損耗和預付費功能,為電力分銷公司帶來即時的現金流收益。
中東和非洲地區是全球複合年成長率最高的地區,預計2030年將達到10.6%。波灣合作理事會的電力公司正利用石油收入為智慧城市計劃提供資金,並將高級計量基礎設施(AMI)與區域冷卻和屋頂太陽能發電計畫結合。南非和肯亞的監管機構正在利用智慧電錶來遏制盜竊行為,並提高預付電錶的普及率。隨著政府預算的緊縮,供應商資金籌措和官民合作關係模式正日益普及。
The smart meters (AMI) market size in terms of shipment volume is expected to grow from 173.29 million units in 2025 to 257.62 million units by 2030, advancing at an 8.25% CAGR.

Government-mandated deployment schedules, rising grid-resilience priorities, and edge-computing advances jointly sustain the expansion of the smart meters AMI market. Utilities accelerate capital spending, and regulators increasingly define smart metering as critical infrastructure, reducing the time between approval and rollout. At the same time, edge-AI functionality embedded in next-generation devices enables real-time analytics that improve outage response, demand forecasting, and distributed energy resource integration. Intensifying cybersecurity investments, global chip-supply diversification, and vendor efforts to bundle hardware with analytics software further propel market momentum.
Mandatory deployment rules transform meters from optional upgrades into compulsory grid assets. Australia's National Electricity Market now requires 100% smart meter coverage by 2030, eliminating opt-out provisions after June 2025 and ensuring universal visibility across low-voltage networks. Similar mandates surface across several U.S. states, shifting cost-benefit debates toward implementation logistics and creating predictable demand for vendors.
Utility capital programs reach record levels, underscored by FirstEnergy's USD 26 billion Energize365 plan running through 2028, which bundles smart meters with distribution automation, cybersecurity, and renewable integration infrastructure. These multiphase projects compress rollouts into five-year windows, supporting sustained equipment and software revenues for the smart meters AMI market.
Smaller utilities face capital hurdles: Public Service Company of New Mexico budgets USD 188 million for 500,000 meters, translating to USD 375 per endpoint including communications and installation. Where tariff recovery is uncertain, boards delay projects or adopt phased rollouts.
Other drivers and restraints analyzed in the detailed report include:
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Smart Electricity Meters hold 53.7% of the smart meters AMI market share in 2024, underpinning large-scale demand response programs and distributed generation integration. The segment remains central to most regulatory mandates, ensuring continued volume dominance. Smart Gas Meters follow, supported by leak-detection and safety imperatives in dense urban areas. Smart Water Meters register the fastest 8.7% CAGR because utilities combat non-revenue water losses that in some regions surpass 30%. The smart meters AMI market size for water applications is projected to expand steadily as drought-prone districts adopt continuous monitoring to enforce usage caps.
Water utilities see immediate revenue recovery when analytics expose inaccuracies; an Atlanta pilot saved over USD 1 million using AI-based meter diagnostics, showcasing how edge analytics foster rapid return on investment for the smart meters AMI industry. Multi-utility deployments leveraging a single communications backbone further lift project economics, allowing electricity, gas, and water meters to share gateways and data platforms.
RF-Mesh retains 55.9% adoption in 2024, valued for self-healing topology and high packet redundancy, particularly in dense metropolises. Yet NB-IoT and other cellular approaches are forecast to grow at 9.2% annually as nationwide 5G builds unlock low-latency, high-bandwidth channels for real-time power-quality data. The smart meters AMI market benefits from telecom operators' spectrum holdings and backhaul infrastructure, enabling utilities to avoid expensive private network rollouts.
Cellular solutions also support remote firmware updates and secure over-the-air key management, elements crucial to grid-edge cybersecurity. As IoT device density climbs, advanced spectrum management and network slicing optimise traffic prioritisation, preventing congestion and safeguarding metering performance. These capabilities encourage utilities to shift upcoming tenders towards hybrid or fully cellular architectures in the smart meters AMI industry.
Smart Meter Market is Segmented by Product Type (Smart Electricity Meters, Smart Gas Meters, and More), Communication Technology (RF-Mesh Cellular (2G/3G/4G/5G/NB-IoT), Others), Component (Hardware, Software, Services), End User (Residential, Commercial, Industrial and Utilities), and by Geography. The Market Forecasts are Provided in Terms of Volume (Units).
Asia-Pacific contributes 25.5% of global deployments in 2024, anchored by China's state-directed rollouts, India's national smart-grid roadmap, and Japan's post-Fukushima reforms. Mainland China alone has surpassed 700 million cumulative smart meter installations, benefiting from central procurement mechanisms that reduce unit costs and guarantee widespread interoperability. India's programme emphasises loss reduction and pre-payment functionality, bringing immediate cash-flow benefits to distribution companies.
The Middle East and Africa present the highest regional CAGR at 10.6% through 2030. Gulf Cooperation Council utilities leverage oil revenues to finance smart-city projects, bundling AMI with district-cooling and rooftop solar schemes, while South African and Kenyan regulators use smart metering to curb theft and widen prepaid adoption. Vendor financing and public-private partnership models gain traction where sovereign budgets are tight.