Global Generator Sales Market Size to Reach $28.6 Billion By 2027
MarketsandMarkets Research Pvt. Ltd.
MarketsandMarkets Research Pvt. Ltd.

Chicago, Sept. 01, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Generator Sales Market size is projected to grow from USD 21.6 billion in 2022 to USD 28.6 billion by 2027, at a CAGR of 5.8% according to a new report by MarketsandMarkets™. Generator plays a major role in bridging the gap between the power demand and supply. Frequent power outages and increasing demand for uninterrupted & reliable power supply for various residential, commercial and industrial applications are expected to drive the demand for-backup power generation. The rapidly expanding manufacturing sector, especially in Asia Pacific, has fueled the demand for generators and power generation systems. However, the growing adoption of energy storage technologies and high investments for the upgrades of existing transmission & distribution (T&D) infrastructure are expected to hinder the growth of the Generator Sales Market. Also, COVID-19 has adversely affected the growth of the power industry, which has a cascading effect on the manufacturing sector, thereby negatively affecting the demand for generators. Stringent government regulations in countries pertaining to diesel generators are one of the major challenges for the players, especially emerging players, operating in the Generator Sales Market.

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The Diesel generator segment, by fuel type, is expected to be the most significant Generator Sales Market during the forecast period

The diesel segment accounted for the largest share of the Generator Sales Market, by fuel type, in 2021. Diesel generators are preferred for emergency power supply in case of power cuts or in places where there is no connection with the power grid. Diesel generators have a long running life and diesel is more readily available compared with natural gas. Thus, diesel generator sets are ideal for long-term (prime) operations with a load range of 70–80% and applications that need extended runtimes (72 or 96 hours). Diesel gensets are typically three to four times more expensive for the energy gained (USD/BTU), have greater initial costs of installing addition fuel tanks, and high ongoing maintenance costs. Operators can use smaller tanks minimize fuel maintenance; however, this could lead to a greater risk of running out of fuel. Incidents such as the power shortages in Japan and China and the large-scale outages in Pakistan and Chinese Taipei in the first half of 2021 have created the need for backup power in the Asia Pacific region. China and India were both subject to electricity supply shortages in September and October of 2021, which mainly affected industrial consumers.