European Cogeneration Market

Despite the high investment cost of cogeneration equipment and low payback periods of up to 5-7 years, Europe is quite well placed to rapidly expand cogeneration by 2020. The region is making gradual, though small, developments across technology, skills and supply chain to meet its targets of attaining energy efficiency through cogeneration. The European cogenration market will provide attractive growth prospects for all of the core technologies considered in this study (gas turbines, steam turbines, engines, electric generators, heat recovery steam generators and fuel-fired boilers) throughout the forecast period.

Market Scope and Definitions
Cogeneration or Combined Heat and Power (CHP) is an efficient, clean and reliable technology for generating electrical power and thermal energy simultaneously from a single fuel source. It can supply both heat and electricity to a wide range of end users from energy-intensive applications like oil and gas industries to small-scale residential uses.

Cogeneration Market in Europe

Published: December 2011
No. of Pages: 120
Price : US$7000

                                    

A cogeneration unit typically consists of the following components:

• A primary driver in which fuel is converted into motion and heat
• A generator to transform the motion into electricity
• A heat recovery system to collect the produced heat

Capacity and revenue have been used in this study to denote ‘additional’ capacities ordered and revenue generated, respectively, for each product category from 2008 to 2018. The study includes an in-depth analysis of the cogeneration market with specific focus on prime movers, plant types, geographies, fuel types and applications. It covers the key market forces such as drivers and restraints to evaluate their influences on market growth.

Table Of Contents

Executive Summary 4

Market Overview 11

Total Cogeneration Market -
External Challenges: Drivers and Restraints 24
Market Life Cycle Assessment 34
Forecasts and Trends 36
Market Share and Competitive Analysis 50
Megatrends and Industry Convergence Implications 57

The CEO’s 360 Degree Perspective 60

Strategic Analysis—Five Forces Model 63

Market Forecasts by Prime Equipment 65

Market Forecasts by Plant Type 71

Market Forecasts by Fuel Type 75

Market Forecasts by Geography 80

Market Forecasts by Application 103

The Last Word (Conclusions and Implications) 113