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The indoor segment, by installation, is

expected to be the largest market from

2018 to 2023.

The hardware segment is expected to

hold the largest market share during

the forecast period because of its vast

implementation. The renewable sector

is also assisting the growth of the indoor

switchgear market, with many solar and

wind power plant projects deploying

indoor switchgear as an integral part of

their power generation and distribution

network.

Asia Pacific is expected to hold the

largest market for indoor with rapid

adoption in countries such as China

and India.

Rapid expansion of power plants and

transmission lines to meet the growing

electricity requirements is expected to

drive the T&D utilities segment between

2019 and 2024.

The T&D utilities segment, by end

user, held the largest market share in

2018 and is estimated to be the fastest

growing segment during the forecast

period because the utilities segment

is responsible for the generation,

transmission, and distribution of

electricity. Electric utilities include

investor-owned and publicly-owned

cooperatives and nationalized entities,

which are the major providers of

electricity in most of the countries,

worldwide.

Europe: The second fastest growing

market for switchgear.

The European region is expected to

be the second fastest growing market

for switchgear by 2024.The European

power generation, transmission, and

distribution systems are comparatively

mature.

Therefore, the EU is focusing on

upgrading its aging infrastructure,

integrating renewable energy sources

such as solar and wind power, and

building interconnections to enable

more efficient power and energy trading.

This would also require additions and

replacement of old switchgear.

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