Photovoltaic Generator Market in India 2014, New Report Launched

Photovoltaic Generator Market in India 2014 report states that the renewable energy sector is gaining prominence in India. With the country facing a continuous shortfall in the supply of conventional sources required to meet the increasing demand for energy in recent years, the focus is gradually shifting from conventional to renewable sources of energy. In order to reduce the current demand-supply gap for electricity within the country, the renewable energy sector has to be given high importance. With several solar PV projects coming up under the Jawaharlal Nehru National Solar Mission (JNNSM), the demand for PV cells and modules is expected to increase significantly. Moreover, the capital costs involved in setting up solar PV projects in India, along with the feasible geographical location of the country that enables it to receive around 3,000 hours of sunshine each year, makes solar PV a highly viable option for electricity generation. The domestic solar PV industry has also attracted significant investments over the past few years. These factors will ensure that the market continues to exhibit steady future growth.

The Government of India is actively involved in the development of the renewable energy sector. Through its various programs, it has directly and indirectly benefitted the solar PV industry. The market is characterized by high competition among players. Although the import of low cost products from China has had a negative impact on the business of organized players, the market continues to exhibit steady growth which is expected to benefit the industry as a whole.

Spanning over 111 pages “Photovoltaic Generator Market in India 2014” report Provide Executive Summary, Macroeconomic Indicators, Introduction, Market Overview, Drivers & Challenges, Trends, Applications of Solar PV, Government Participation, Competitive Landscape, Strategic Recommendation, Appendix. This Report Covered 15 Companies - Public Companies (Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd., Indosolar Ltd., Moser-Baer India Ltd., Websol Energy System Ltd., XL Energy Ltd.), Private Companies (Central Electronics Ltd., Lanco Solar Pvt. Ltd., Photon Energy Systems Ltd., Reliance Solar Pvt. Ltd., Tata Power Solar Systems Ltd., Titan Energy Systems Ltd., USL Photovoltaics Pvt. Ltd., Vikram Solar Pvt. Ltd., Azure Power India Pvt. Ltd., Maharishi Solar Technology Pvt. Ltd.).

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Power Backup Market in India 2014, New Report Launched

Power Backup Market in India 2014 report states the demand-supply gap in power distribution as the main reason for the boom in the power backup market. The power backup sector can be categorized into four broad segments, UPS, Diesel Generators, Inverters and Batteries. UPS segment has witnessed a consistent rise in demand owing to the rapid development of the IT sector along with growing consciousness among individuals to protect costly electronic equipments which can be adversely affected by sudden power failures. Demand for generator sets come from various sectors such as IT and ITes, telecom and construction while inverters are primarily used in households, shops and commercial establishments.

Manufacturing hub of the Indian power backup industry is concentrated in North India, particularly Himachal Pradesh, and Kolkata. Power deficit in the southern region of the country has triggered the demand for power backup in these regions. Tamil Nadu, Karnataka and Kerala generate the highest share of the overall demand for power backup in the country. Shortage in coal and gas, the primary raw materials for power generation, further aggravates the shortage in power supply. With time, consumers have emerged to be less tolerant about the duration of power cuts, thus providing tremendous growth prospects, which players can capitalize upon.

Spanning over 118 pages “Power Backup Market in India 2014” report Provide Executive Summary, Macroeconomic Indicators, Introduction, Market Overview, Key Production and Demand Hubs, Supply Chain Analysis, Drivers & Challenges, Industry Bodies and Associations, Trends, Competitive Landscape, Strategic Recommendation, Appendix. This Report  Cover 15 Companies - Public Companies (Birla Power Solutions Ltd., Honda Siel Power Products Ltd., Cummins India Ltd., Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd., Kirloskar Oil Engines Ltd., Greaves Cotton Ltd., Swelect Energy Systems Ltd., Genus Power Infrastructures Ltd., Exide Industries Ltd., HBL Power Systems Ltd., Amara Raja Batteries Ltd.), Private Companies (Microtek International Pvt. Ltd., Su-Kam Power Systems Ltd., Luminous Power Technologies Pvt. Ltd., Asia Powercom Pvt. Ltd.)

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Conventional energy construction in Poland 2014: Development forecasts and planned investments, New Report Launched

This document investigates the projects and players involved in the conventional energy segment of Polish power construction. It delivers details on high capacity ventures aimed at production of electrical energy using coal, natural gas, lignite and nuclear power sources.

Readers will learn more about the investors funding key energy construction projects in Poland, the trends that indicate need for future construction in the conventional energy construction sector and prospects and earnings opportunities for potential investors.

Conventional energy issues and more-

• Polish energy production - market size, value and complete updates on current state of the market, along with SWOT analysis
• Polish capacity to produce energy using each of the major power sources – coal, lignite, natural gas and nuclear
• Investment in conventional energy construction projects in Poland
• Key investors and top sources of funding in the conventional energy construction segment
• Overcoming obstacles to the profitable conclusion of conventional energy construction projects in Poland
• Leading electrical power producers in Poland and their plans for significant upcoming projects.

Key Features of report-

• It supplies information about and analysis of major planned projects, including investors, block power, construction status, expected finalisation date and visualisations
• It provides an inside look at the environment for investment and the activities of prime investors in the Polish conventional energy sector
• It describes the short and long term development potential for the energy construction segment in Poland in accordance with the most-utilised types of fuel.

Questions answered in this report-

• What is the overall value (PLN bn) and size (MW) of conventional energy construction investments planned and underway in Poland?
• What portion of these investments will reach completion?
• What are the investment values and construction output quantities associated with each of the main fuel options – coal, natural gas, lignite and nuclear?
• Which locations across Poland will benefit from the largest investments in conventional energy construction?
• What is the status of the regulatory environment with regard to this market? Which specific regulations will have significant impact on market development?

Scope-

• Preparing a business for entry into Poland’s conventional power construction sector
• Locating new projects and clients in the marketplace
• Estimating demand and planning production processes for materials and equipment used in energy construction
• Assessing the competitive landscape in this market
• Evaluating the potential value of power construction investments in this market
• Organizing data and analytical reporting for use by executive boards and shareholders.

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The wind turbine towers market is expected to reach $19.3 billion by 2020, according to new report

With wind power technology gaining increased popularity and institutional support from across the world, the wind turbine towers market is expected to increase from $12.1 billion in 2013 to $19.3 billion by 2020, at a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 6.9%, says a new report.

According to the new report China had the largest amount of wind turbine towers installed in 2013, reaching a massive market share of 47.4%. This was followed by the US, India and Canada with respective shares of 7.5%, 6.5% and 5.8%.

Leading analyst covering this report says: “The growth of the wind turbine towers market is directly related to that of the wind energy industry, which is heavily influenced by favorable government policy, rising environmental concerns, increasing demand for power, and the uncertain supply and prices of energy from conventional sources.”

In fact, the global wind power cumulative capacity is expected to more than double over the forecast period, jumping from 322.5 Gigawatts (GW) in 2013 to 688 GW in 2020.

However, the lack of sufficient grid infrastructure around the world could impede further wind energy growth in the medium term.

Analyst also says: “The existing grid infrastructure is very poor and urgent modifications need to be made in order to accommodate the specific characteristics of wind power. Its upgrade also requires a substantial amount of investment in terms of financial resources and time.”

The shortage of skilled workforces in the global renewable energy industry is also a major barrier, which could potentially lead to project delays and poor-quality services across the wind sector, according to report.

This report provides insights into the global wind turbine tower market. It explains the key drivers and challenges impacting the market, data regarding historic and forecast growth, average prices, market segmentation, and the competitive landscape.

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Water and Wastewater Management Market in India 2014, New Report Launched

The latest market research report titled Water and Wastewater Management Market in India 2014 deliberates on the current disparity between demand and supply of usable water and mentions that wastewater management can be revolutionary, given its economic benefits and significance as a strategy for catering to the poor. In India, large volumes of wastewater that are discharged in an unprocessed manner by industries, enter the human chain and result in outbreak of water-borne diseases, contaminated water-related deaths and environmental degradation. While various policies are being drafted by the government to foster economic growth, an essential ingredient for progress of a country lies in mitigating water related woes and efficient water management. The report discusses India’s current water condition and its wastewater treatment framework. While growing urban population and heavy rainfall calling for proper rainwater harvesting hints at wastewater treatment being a necessity, the prevalent truth is that India is lagging with regard to wastewater management.

Even the government’s Twelfth Five Year Plan (2012-2017) states that an economic growth of 8-9% is possible only if water related requirements of the growing population are met. Although the industry is still at a nascent stage, government and industry bodies are increasingly looking at strategic policies to build more treatment plants and thereby, reduce wastewater and related environmental degradation.

Spanning over 153 pages, “Water and Wastewater Management Market in India 2014 ”  report covering  the Macroeconomic Indicators, India’s Water Situation, Introduction, Sectoral Demand for Water, Market Overview, Wastewater Treatment Techniques, Drivers & Challenges, Government Bodies and Initiatives, Recent Developments, Competitive Landscape, Market Entry, Appendix. The report covered 8 Public Companies - Gammon India Ltd., Hindustan Dorr Oliver Ltd., Ion Exchange India Ltd., Ramky Infrastructure Ltd., SPML Infra Ltd., Thermax Ltd., Va Tech Wabag Ltd., Wipro Ltd. and 6 Private Companies - Jamshedpur Utilities & Services Company Ltd., Degremont Ltd., Veolia Water (India) Pvt. Ltd., Paramount Ltd., Driplex Water Engineering Ltd., Doshion Veolia Water Solutions Pvt. Ltd.

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Wind Turbine Market in India 2014, New Report Launched

The latest market research report titled Wind Turbine Market in India 2014 mentions that renewable energy is gaining prominence within the country. Wind energy accounts for majority of the renewable energy generated in the country. With India facing continuous shortfall in the supply of energy required to cater to the demands of its growing population through conventional sources, the focus is shifting from conventional to renewable sources of energy.  As more and more wind power projects are being planned for this reason, the market for wind turbines is also expected to grow. Various other reasons such as high prices and the lack of easy availability of raw materials for generating electricity through thermal plants are also responsible for driving growth within the market. However, the government’s decision to withdraw various schemes that provided several incentives to wind energy producers in the past is having a negative impact on the market’s growth. Off-shore wind energy generation, hybrid generators such as solar photovoltaic, wind and diesel as well as the advent of small wind turbines are some of the key trends that are being witnessed in the industry at present.

Several government and industry bodies are working towards the development of the market and various policy and regulatory incentives are being provided to wind energy producers. However, the market remains import dependent. Majority of the players operating in the market are foreign companies and there is stiff competition among these players. The advancements in technology and the resultant reduction in costs will ensure that the market will grow steadily over the next few years.

Spanning over 124 pages, “Wind Turbine Market in India 2014”  report covering  the Macroeconomic Indicators, Introduction, Market Overview, EXIM, Drivers & Challenges, Trends, Regulatory Bodies, Competitive Landscape, Strategic Recommendation, Appendix.  The report covered 2 Public Companies - Suzlon Energy Ltd., The Tata Power Company Ltd. and 12 Private Companies -  GE India Industrial Pvt. Ltd., Vestas Wind Technology India Pvt. Ltd., Kenersys India Pvt. Ltd., Gamesa Wind Turbines Pvt. Ltd., Wind World (India) Ltd., RRB Energy Ltd., Global Wind Power Pvt. Ltd., Regen Powertech Pvt. Ltd., Winwind Power Energy Pvt. Ltd., Chiranjjeevi Wind Energy Ltd., Inox Wind Ltd., Leitwind Shriram Manufacturing Ltd.

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Grid Interconnections with Growing Renewable Energy Sources Expected to Drive Demand for Transmission Towers

There has been an increasing demand for electricity globally, mostly in emerging economies such as China, India, Eastern Europe and Latin America, due to the increased pace of industrial activity in these regions. Traditionally, the global Transmission and Distribution (T&D) markets were concentrated in the regions of North America and Western Europe. However, in recent years there has been a change in this trend, and the focus of activities in the global T&D market has shifted to the South-East Asian, South Asian, Eastern European and Latin American nations. This trend has developed for two main reasons: first, the low-cost advantage those companies can derive by shifting some of their operations to these countries; and second, the growing domestic demand in these emerging economies for increased industrial and commercial production. To meet the growing demand for power, countries will require increased investments in electricity infrastructure. Such growth in the installed capacity will require additional infrastructure investments for installing new T&D infrastructure, increasing the demand for transmission towers.

The installation of new T&D infrastructure depends upon the country’s economic growth. Many developing countries such as India and China have shown increased economic and population growth rates. To maintain the economic growth rate and to satisfy the electricity need of the rising population, the governments of these countries plan to invest in building energy infrastructure. The growth rate of new installations of T&D infrastructure has been slow in most developed countries. In these developed countries, new opportunities are expected to come from upcoming technologies, and the maintenance and replacement of old T&D infrastructure. This is particularly the case in North American and European markets, which have traditionally been the major markets for most T&D equipment manufacturing companies. With the rise of new and developing economies that are witnessing higher economic growth rates and lower labor cost, the growth of the T&D markets in developed countries is slow by comparison, having reached a state of relative maturation.

Emphasis on the commercialization of renewable energy across the world is expected to drive the growth of grid interconnections, leading to a growth in demand for transmission towers. Renewable energy resources are often found in far-off places where a transmission network does not exist. In the future, the expansion of transmission networks is expected to enable the transfer of electricity from power plants situated in remote areas to load centers, which will require the deployment of T&D infrastructure, including transmission towers.

Many countries are in the process of integrating their regional grids to form a nationwide grid. The idea is to have a seamless flow of electricity across the nation. The development of renewable energy has also given a further boost to grid interconnection. In European countries, work is in progress to form a single European grid among all European Union nations. Moreover, as the economies of Asian countries develop further, energy trade between them is expected to rise. In many countries the transmission networks are not reliable enough to transfer electricity from the growing number of power plants. The increased focus on renewable energy and grid interconnections is expected to increase the installation of T&D lines and thereby drive the demand for transmission towers.

The installation of T&D equipment including transmission towers is a basic requirement for every manufacturing unit and there are no substitutes for it in high-power industrial applications. The unique capabilities of T&D equipment and infrastructure, used for supplying power to machines, directly benefits industries, leading to capital spending and investment. This is one of the few reasons the markets have remained healthy despite economic problems and downturns in various regions of the world.

In the aftermath of the economic recession of 2008, the governments of the US and many of the countries in Europe and Asia-Pacific have committed more federal funds for investment in infrastructure projects such as new power grids, generation and T&D infrastructure. Many industries have been supported by federal and state governments through incentives and tax credits for capital purchases of energy-efficient equipment.

Powering this equipment requires it to be connected to the T&D network. Therefore, the huge investments committed by these governments are expected to percolate down, boosting the growth of the transmission towers market as well.

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