U.S. Solar Power Meter Market Size Is Expected To Reach USD 1,514.6 Million By 2030

 San Francisco, 7 January 2026: The Report U.S. Solar Power Meter Market (2025 - 2030) Size, Share & Trends Analysis Report By Integration Type, By Product Type (Net Meter, Dual Meter), By Measurement, By Technology (Digital, Analog), By End-use (Residential, Commercial, Industrial), And Segment Forecasts

The U.S. solar power meter market size was estimated at USD 818.4 million in 2024 and is expected to grow at a CAGR of 10.9% from 2025 to 2030. This current market state is influenced by the increasing adoption of solar photovoltaic (PV) systems across residential, commercial, and utility-scale segments, driven by strong federal policies such as the Investment Tax Credit (ITC), and declining costs of solar modules and related equipment. In addition, the growing need for accurate measurement and monitoring of solar power generation to optimize system performance and ensure regulatory compliance supports the demand for solar power meters. The rise in solar installations, particularly in states such as California and Texas, further contributes to the present market size by necessitating advanced metering solutions for efficient energy management.

Moreover, increasing electricity demand driven by economic growth, expanding data centers, and manufacturing facilities requires enhanced energy monitoring and management systems, including solar power meters. The electrification of transportation and heating sectors also adds to the demand for renewable energy integration and precise energy measurement. In addition, ongoing grid modernization efforts and the integration of smart grid technologies promote the deployment of advanced solar power meters with features such as data logging, remote monitoring, and communication interfaces. Government incentives and rising awareness about renewable energy sustainability further support the growth of the U.S. solar power meter industry.

Continuous technological advancements in solar power meters, such as improved accuracy, long-term stability, and multi-parameter measurement capabilities, contribute to market expansion. The increasing use of smart meters that facilitate real-time data transmission and integration with energy management systems enhances operational efficiency for utilities and consumers. The growing industrial sector and urbanization trends also stimulate demand for solar power meters in commercial and industrial applications. Collectively, these factors create a favorable environment for the solar power meter market to expand steadily over the forecast period, aligning with broader trends in the U.S. solar energy market and clean energy transition.

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Recent Developments

• In April 2025, Bright Saver, a nonprofit organization based in San Francisco, announced its initiative to introduce the European balcony solar trend to residential markets in the U.S. The organization focuses on providing affordable, plug-and-play solar systems that, in certain jurisdictions, do not require interconnection approvals or permits. This approach aims to facilitate wider adoption of renewable energy solutions by simplifying installation processes and reducing barriers for homeowners seeking sustainable energy alternatives.
• In May 2025, OCI Energy, a subsidiary of South Korea’s OCI Holdings, formed a partnership with LG Energy Solution and CPS Energy, a Texas-based utility, to deliver solar energy solutions throughout the U.S. This collaboration focuses on deploying U.S.-manufactured Energy Storage Systems (ESS) to enhance the reliability and efficiency of solar power integration into the grid. By leveraging advanced ESS technology, the partnership aims to support the expansion of renewable energy infrastructure, promote grid stability, and contribute to the U.S. clean energy transition goals.
• In September 2024, the U.S. Department of Energy’s Office of Electricity (OE) launched two competitions focused on advanced energy storage technologies under the American-Made Challenges Program. The first competition, the Beyond the Meter Energy Storage Integration Prize, encourages developing innovative solutions on the consumer side of the energy meter to improve energy management and system resilience. In addition, OE announced the forthcoming Energy Storage Innovations Prize Round 2, which aims to identify and support cutting-edge energy storage technologies designed for less conventional and emerging applications.

Key U.S. Solar Power Meter Company Insights

Some key companies in the U.S. solar power meter industry are FLIR Systems, Fluke Corporation, Amprobe, and Campbell Scientific, Inc.

• Amprobe is a recognized provider of electrical test and measurement instruments, including specialized solar power meters designed for installation, inspection, and maintenance of photovoltaic systems. Their product portfolio includes clamp meters and multimeters capable of handling high-voltage DC measurements typical in solar installations, ensuring safety and accuracy. Amprobe’s solar meters support technicians with features such as voltage, current, and irradiance measurement, facilitating efficient troubleshooting and system validation.
• Fluke Corporation offers a comprehensive range of advanced tools designed specifically for the solar power industry, supporting tasks such as installation, testing, maintenance, and performance verification of Photovoltaic (PV) systems. Their product lineup includes solar irradiance meters, pyranometers, clamp meters, multimeters, and thermal imagers, all engineered to meet industry standards like IEC 62446-1. Additionally, the Fluke 393 FC Solar Clamp Meter supports high-voltage DC measurements up to 1500 V, making it suitable for fieldwork on solar arrays and wind power systems. Integrated features such as wireless connectivity via Bluetooth enable seamless data collection and reporting, enhancing efficiency for solar technicians and engineers.

Key U.S. Solar Power Meter Companies:

• Amprobe
• OTT HydroMet B.V.
• Campbell Scientific, Inc.
• FLIR Systems
• Fluke Corporation
• General Tools & Instruments
• Apogee Instruments, Inc.
• EKO Instruments Co., Ltd.
• Solar Light Company, Inc.
• Megger

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