Global Hydro Turbine Market Expected to Reach US$ 3,020.3 Mn by 2027
According to a new
market report published by Transparency Market Research (titled
“Hydro Turbine Market (Type – Impulse Turbine (Pelton Turbine and
Cross Flow Turbine) and Reaction Turbine (Kaplan Turbine, Francis
Turbine, and Bulb Turbine); Installation Site – Pico Hydro Plants
(0 kw – 5 kw), Micro Hydro Plants (5 kw – 100 kw), Mini Hydro
Plants (100 kw – 500 kw), and Large Hydro Plants (more than 500
kw); Head Type – Low Head (Less than 30 m), Medium Head (30 m to
300 m), and High Head (300 m to 1500 m) – Global Industry
Analysis, Size, Share, Growth, Trends, and Forecast, 2018 – 2027,”
the global hydro turbine market is expected to reach a value of US$
3,020.3 Mn by 2027. In terms of value, the market is estimated to
expand at a CAGR of 4.7% during the forecast period from 2018 to
2027. Based on volume, the market stood at around 7,015 units in
2017. The Asia Pacific hydro turbine market is projected to witness
the highest growth during the forecast period both in terms of value
(US$ Mn) and volume (Units). The market witnessed considerable
growth in the Asia Pacific region due to increasing government
initiatives to deal with frequent power shortages. China and India
are major economies estimated to drive the market in the near future.
The hydro turbine
market is influenced by the prime driving factor of advancements in
technology along with advanced grid integration. In terms of type,
the reaction turbinesegment is anticipated to gain the largest share
with total value of US$ 2,313.3 Mn by 2027 at a CAGR of 4.8%
annually. However, environmental concern of hydropower generation is
one of the major challenges restraining the growth of the market.
Nevertheless, the market is anticipated to grow due to rising
requirement of hydro turbines in emerging economies for renewable
energy.
In 2017, based on
type, the reaction turbine segment accounted for value of about US$
1,472.1 Mn in the global hydro turbine market. Demand for reaction
turbine type is increasing because these turbines are preferred for
power generation due to their advantage of remaining dipped in water
and because they use the pressure energy of water to generate power.
Based on head type, the medium head (30 m to 300 m) segment is
anticipated to reach US$ 1,157.9 Mn at a CAGR of 4.5% by 2027. A
low-head dam is one with a water drop of less than 30 m and a
producing capacity up to 15,000 kW. High-head (300 to 1500) dams can
create more power at lower costs than low-head dams; however,
construction of large dams may be limited by economic conditions, by
environmental considerations, or by lack of suitable sites. In
contrast, there are many existing medium head dams and drops in
elevation where medium generating plants could be installed. New
medium-head dams could be built to increase output as well. The key
to the usefulness of such units is their ability to generate power
near where it is needed, reducing the power inevitably lost during
transmission. The above factors are expected to boost the medium head
(30 m to 300 m) segment during the forecast period. In terms of
installation site, large hydro plants (more than 500 kw) segment is
anticipated to reach US$ 1,912.0 Mn at a CAGR of 4.8% by 2027.
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Some of the key
players profiled in the global hydro turbine market are General
Electric Co., ANDRITZ AG, Toshiba Energy, Harbin Electric Machinery,
Kirloskar Brothers Ltd., Siemens AG, Canyon Industries Inc., Cornell
Pump Co., Gilbert Gilkes & Gordon Ltd, WWS Wasserkraft GmbH, and
Canadian Hydro Components Ltd.
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