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Medium voltage segment is anticipated to cross over USD 1.5 billion by 2034, owing to their extensive use in grid infrastructures and ongoing expansion of cross border electrical networks. The development of transmission networks, designed to transmit electrical signals over long distances, will accelerate the product demand. Manufacturers are focusing on improving the technical and physical characteristics of medium-voltage composite insulators to offer superior performance in adverse conditions, enhanced safety features, and sustainability benefits augmenting the product deployment.
The > 11 kV to ≤ 22 kV segment is anticipated to grow at a CAGR of over 6% through 2034. Investments for the development of distribution networks along with urban population growth and increasing electricity demand is complementing the business landscape. Government regulations promoting energy-efficient infrastructures and extensive frequency distribution links are positively influencing the industry outlook. Public and private utilities are adopting these insulators for their superior insulation, reduced flashover risk, environmental resistance, and durability along with rising grid infrastructure investments to meet electricity demand which is set to further accelerate the product adoption.
The U.S. utility composite insulators market is predicted to hit USD 350 million by 2034. Ongoing renewable energy integration, increasing industrial energy demand, and the modernization of grids and aging infrastructures will complement the industry landscape. Utilities are upgrading electrical equipment to incorporate smart grid technologies, enhance energy efficiency, and support more flexible grid operations. Moreover, supportive policies to promote the growth of power generation capacities and rising investments in upgrading existing grid networks will contribute to the industry growth.