Smart Grid Index

The 2022 SGI benchmarks a total of 94 utilities across 39 countries/markets

In terms of average score, North American utilities continue to lead in smart grid development, European and Asian Pacific utilities are close behind with significant improvement.

Globally, it is observed that utilities focus on DER integration in recent years.

North American utilities have the highest maturity levels in all dimensions except supply reliability. In addition, a huge improvement in DER Integration of 5.6% has been observed.

Asia Pacific and European utilities have the greatest improvement in Data Analytics (by 3%) and Customer Empowerment & Satisfaction (by 6%) respectively.

Globally, an increasing trend in deploying Energy Storage System is being observed for the past 4 years.

North American utilities have been leading, with significant improvement of 11.1% in year 2022.

The Smart Grid Index (SGI) is a simple and quantifiable framework that measures smartness of power grids globally, in seven key dimensions. The framework assesses proxies of each dimension using publicly available information. The index guides utilities to build smarter grids and deliver better value to customers. From the benchmarking results, best practices can be identified, and shared among peer utilities to drive smart grid advancement.

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