As per this study the Global Smart Home Energy Management Device Market was valued USD 1.4 BN (by revenue) in 2018 and is anticipated to reach USD 3.8 BN by 2025 with a CAGR of 15%.
 
Smart home energy management (SHEM) device refers to a system that monitors and control energy usage (manually and automatically)of the appliances used for the household purpose. It comprises both hardware and software that tracks and monitors real-time energy usage, load management and related price signal leading to energy and cost saving in an effective manner. It mainly includes sensors, smart meters, smart appliances, display units, smart controllers and power management devices.
 
Objectives of the Study:

• Define and measure the global smart home energy management device market
• Revenue forecast of the global smart home energy management device market and its various sub-segments with respect to main geographies
• Analyze and identify major market trends along with the factors driving or inhibiting the market growth
• Study the company profiles of the major market players with their market share
• Analyze competitive developments

 
Market Dynamics
 
Rising adoption of smart home and smart devices for better energy utility is driving the market growth. The shift in customer preference towards energy management devices to track and control energy usage and related cost is further boosting the market demand. Also, rising demand for energy efficient devices that uses interconnectivity technology is likely to spur the market demand in the forecasting period. However, high cost associated with implementation is presumed to restrain the market growth.
 
This detailed market study is centered on the data obtained from multiple sources and is analyzed using numerous tools including porter’s five forces analysis, market attractiveness analysis and value chain analysis. These tools are employed to gain insights of the potential value of the market facilitating the business strategists with the latest growth opportunities. Additionally, these tools also provide a detailed analysis of each application/product segment in the global market of smart home energy management device.
 
Market Segmentation
 
The broad smart home energy management device market has been sub-grouped into component and communication technology. The report studies these subsets with respect to the geographical segmentation. The strategists can gain a detailed insight and devise appropriate strategies to target specific market. This detail will lead to a focused approach leading to identification of better opportunities.
 
By Component

• Hardware
  • Sensors
  • Power Management Devices
  • Smart Meter
  • Display Units
  • Smart Controllers
  • Others
• Service
• Software
  • Professional Service
  • Managed Service

 
By Communication Technology

• Z-Wave
• ZigBee
• Wi-Fi
• Others

 
Regional Analysis
 
Furthermore, the report comprises of the geographical segmentation, which mainly focuses on current and forecast demand for smart home energy management device in North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, Latin America, and Middle East & Africa. The report further focuses on demand for individual application segments in all the regions.
 
Europe Smart Home Energy Management Device Market By Revenue (USD MN)
 

 
The report also covers detailed competitive landscape including company profiles of key players operating in the global market. The key players in the smart home energy management device market include Aclara, Alarm.Com, C3 Energy, Comcast Cable, Ecobee, Ecofactor, Energate Inc., Energy Hub, Inc., General Electric Company, Honeywell, I Control Networks, Logitech, Nest Labs, Panasonic Corporation and Trilliant. An in-depth view of the competitive outlook includes future capacities, key mergers & acquisitions, financial overview, partnerships, collaborations, new product launches, new product developments and other developments with information in terms of H.Q.
 
 
METHODOLOGY:
 
A combination of primary and secondary research has been used to determine the market estimates and forecasts. Sources used for secondary research include (but not limited to) Paid Data Sources, Company Websites, Technical Journals, Annual Reports, SEC Filings and various other industry publications. Specific details on methodology used for this report can be provided on demand.