DUBLIN--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Research and Markets has announced the addition of the "Oceania Smart Grid: Market Forecast (2017-2027)" report to their offering.

Oceania has one of the most developed power sectors in the world, with strong utilities, unsubsidized electricity prices, and high rates of per-capita electricity consumption. Combined with high per-capita income and a number of incentives for clean technology, Australia and New Zealand are both well positioned to develop and expand smart grid projects. Indeed, New Zealand has completed a significant majority of its national smart metering rollout, and the Australian state of Victoria has completed its statewide rollout.

So far, regulations in other Australian states and at the national level have been more limited. New Zealand has accomplished its rollout without significant regulations, simply due to positive business case indicators. The rest of Australia is expected to begin AMI deployments in the next 1-3 years, followed by further investment in distribution automation, home energy management, IT, and battery storage. Cumulatively, Australia and New Zealand will invest $6.1 billion in smart grid infrastructure over the next decade.

Key questions answered in this study:

Key Topics Covered:

i. Executive Summary

1. What's new in 2017?

2. Oceania smart grid snapshot

3. Oceania smart grid forecast

4. New South Wales

5. Western Australia

6. Queensland

7. South Australia

8. Other Australia regions

9. New Zealand

10. Other countries

11. Appendix

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