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United States Transformer Market Overview 2021-2023 with Key Players' Revenue for 2020 - ResearchAndMarkets.com

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The "Overview of the 2021-2023 U.S. Transmission and Distribution Equipment Market: Transformer Series" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.

The Market Summary Series of more than 80 T&D and related automation report topics provides an effective, low-cost approach for management to quickly obtain an assessment and overview of key attributes of each industry segment, including 2020 estimates of U.S. market size for utilities and for industrials; key players, and the near-term outlook for the segment.

Each report includes a brief product description, market participants and their estimated 2020 revenue, a market share assessment (pie chart), 2020 market size range estimates, and outlook of estimated spending through 2023.

Methodology

The data for these reports is being obtained through secondary research, interviews with equipment/systems suppliers, industry consultants, the U.S. Department of Commerce, and from information gathered from more than 200 earlier survey based studies from the publisher.

Key Topics Covered

  1. Mobile Transformers

  2. Small Power Transformers

  3. Medium Power Transformers

  4. Large Power Transformers

  5. Very Large Power Transformers

  6. Shunt Reactors

  7. Special Transformers (Arc, Furnace)

  8. Distribution Transformers (OH, Oil, 5kva+)

  9. Distribution Transformers (Dry Type)

  10. Distribution Transformers (Pad Mounted)

  11. Network Transformers

  12. Phase Shifting Transformers

  13. Transformer Life Management Services

  14. Transformer Monitoring and Diagnostics

Companies Mentioned

  • Carte International

  • Central Maloney

  • Delta Star

  • Doble Engineering

  • Eaton

  • ERMCO

  • Federal Pacific

  • GE Prolec

  • Hammond (HPS)

  • HICO

  • Hipotronics

  • Hitachi ABB

  • Howard Industries

  • Hubbell ACME

  • Hyundai

  • Jordan Transformers

  • Megger

  • MEPPI

  • Morgan-Shaffer

  • Niagara

  • Omicron

  • Pioneer

  • Power Partners (via Hitachi ABB)

  • Qualitrol

  • Schneider Electric

  • SD Myers

  • SEL

  • Siemens

  • SPX/ Waukesha

  • Tamini

  • TJ/H2B

  • VA Transformer

  • WEG

  • Weidmann

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