AI in Energy Market Report 2026
View original at globenewswire.comAI in Energy Market Report 2026 Dublin, June 08, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The "AI in Energy Market Report 2026" has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering…
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Bidgely's acquisition of Grid4C consolidates its influence in grid-side management and consumer engagement, leveraging Grid4C's AI-powered predictive analytics resources.
60% confidenceTariffs on smart meters and grid modernization hardware are pushing towards increased domestic manufacturing and the development of localized technology ecosystems.
60% confidenceThe estimated market value of the AI in energy market in 2026 is $27.89 billion.
60% confidenceThe increasing prevalence of microgrids has significantly contributed to integrating AI technologies in the energy sector, enhancing smart energy management and efficient renewable energy incorporation.
60% confidenceNorth America dominated the AI in energy sector in 2025, with Asia-Pacific expected to lead growth through 2030.
60% confidenceNoteworthy trends in the AI in energy market include AI-based demand forecasting, smart grid optimization, and predictive maintenance integration.
60% confidenceUK-based data from September 2024 showed a 3.9% rise in installed microgrid capacity year-on-year, underscoring the role of microgrids in driving market growth.
60% confidenceThe Pangu Mine Model is the first large-scale AI model for the energy sector, introduced by Shandong Energy Group, YunDing Tech, and Huawei Technologies in 2023.
60% confidenceGrowth in the AI in energy market is driven by decarbonization initiatives, increased adoption of AI-powered grid intelligence, and rising demand for real-time energy analytics and distributed energy resources.
60% confidenceThe AI in energy market is expected to expand from $22.82 billion in 2025 to $60.6 billion by 2030, with a CAGR of 21.4%.
60% confidenceRegional tariffs affecting smart meters and grid modernization hardware could drive up project costs, particularly impacting Asia-Pacific and Europe.
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