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Smart Home Energy Management Devices Report – 2015 –
Abstract
Roz Euan-Smith, Senior Analyst – Smart Homes & Smart Cities 2015
© 2015 IHS
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In recent years energy efficiency has risen up the global agenda, and many countries are
implementing large-scale smart meter roll-outs to meet energy targets. These smart meter roll-
outs are creating market opportunities for demand response-enabled smart home energy
management devices, such as in-home displays and smart thermostats.
This report is presented in three regional volumes and includes installed base, shipment and
revenue numbers by region and device from 2014 to 2025, with historic data presented from
2011.
This report also provides regional analysis of connectivity protocols by shipment, and detailed
profiles of factors influencing the smart home energy management market in each country.
In addition to the forecasts and analysis on device markets, a detailed profile of each of the 24
countries and regions is included in the report appendix, which analyses important factors
influencing the smart home energy management device market for that country. Factors
covered include: electricity market structure, investment in smart grid and smart meters, major
regulatory issues and/or mandates, and the use of consumer incentives like Time-of-Use or
dynamic pricing. Examples of recent smart home device trials and roll-outs are also included.
Table ES.1
Global - Devices by region
Installed Base - k Units; Shipments - k Units; Revenues - US$M
2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2020 2025
Device installed base (k)
Americas xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx
EMEA xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx
APAC xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx
Total xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx
Device shipments (k)
Americas xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx
EMEA xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx
APAC xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx
Total xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx
Device revenues (US$M)
Americas xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx
EMEA xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx
APAC xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx
Total xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx
Source: IHS © 2015 IHS
Key Issues Addressed
 Device installed base units
- By geography (individual
country and regional)
- By type
 Device shipment units
- By geography (individual
country and regional)
- By type
- By connectivity protocol
 Device revenue (US$)
- By geography (individual
country and regional)
- By type
Applicable To
 Device and infrastructure
manufacturers and suppliers
 Software platform providers
 System integrators
 IC and other electronic component
suppliers
 Utility companies
Actuals and Forecast
Frequency, Time Period
• 8-year annual estimate and forecast
(2011-2018)
• Long-term forecasts: 2020, 2025
Measures
• Device installed base (units)
• Device shipments (units)
• US$ Revenues
Regions, Markets
• Americas (16 tables)
• EMEA (24 tables)
• Asia Pacific (17 tables)
Products Covered
• Smart thermostats
• Other HVAC controls
• Smart appliances
• IHD and control panels
• Smart plugs
• Discrete/standalone gateways
• Other home automation
Connectivity Protocols
Covered
• ZigBee
• Z-Wave
• Wi-Fi
• Bluetooth
• EnOcean
• DECT ULE
• Proprietary 2.4 GHz Wireless
• Proprietary Sub-GHz Wireless
• Other Wireless
• Insteon
• KNX
• Other Powerline
• Other Wired

2. Smart Home Energy Management Devices Report – 2015 – Abstract
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Lead Analyst
Roz Euan-Smith – Smart Homes & Smart
Cities
Roz Euan-Smith is a senior analyst within IHS
Technology, whose research focuses on Smart
Homes and Smart Cities. Recent projects
include a worldwide study of the smart home
energy management devices market and
analysis of the potential of residential demand
response.
Prior to joining IHS Roz spent several years in
research positions within the legal industry,
covering market trends and assessing business
development opportunities across the globe,
but with particular emphasis on Japan and Asia-
Pacific. She has also conducted market surveys
assessing developments in the legal sector in
emerging markets such as Kazakhstan and
Mongolia.
Roz graduated from the University of Leeds with
a BA Joint Honours Modern Languages degree
in Japanese and Russian.
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Table of Contents
• Executive Summary
• Chapter 1 – Introduction, scope and
methodology
- Introduction
- Scope
- Report chapters and appendices
- Methodology
- Exchange Rates
• Chapter 2 – Global market overview
- Introduction
- Global device shipments and installed base
- Global device revenues
- Global smart home connectivity trends
- Global smart home data tables
• Chapter 3 – American market overview
- The Americas – Introduction
- The Americas – Device shipments and
installed base
- The Americas – Device revenues
- The Americas – Smart home connectivity
trends
- The Americas – Country-level smart home
analysis
- The Americas – Smart home data tables
• Chapter 4 – EMEA market overview
- EMEA – Introduction
- EMEA – Device shipments and installed
base
- EMEA – Device revenues
- EMEA – Smart home connectivity trends
- EMEA – Country-level smart home analysis
- EMEA – Smart home data tables
• Chapter 5 – Asia-Pacific market overview
- APAC – Introduction
- APAC – Device shipments and installed
base
- APAC – Device revenues
- APAC – Smart home connectivity trends
- APAC – Country-level smart home analysis
- APAC – Smart home data tables
Appendices
Individual country profiles covering market
conditions influencing uptake of demand
response-enabled smart home energy
management devices, such as electricity market
structure, investment in smart grid and smart
meters, major regulatory issues and the use of
consumer incentives like Time-of-Use or
dynamic pricing.
• Appendix A – The Americas
- United States
- Canada
- Brazil
- Mexico
- The Rest of Central and Latin America
• Appendix B – EMEA
- Germany
- United Kingdom and Ireland
- France
- Italy
- The Netherlands
- The Nordic Countries
- Austria and Switzerland
- Turkey
- Middle East
- Africa
- Spain and Portugal
- Russia
- Rest of EMEA
• Appendix C – Asia Pacific
- South Korea
- China
- Japan
- Australia
- Rest of APAC