Global Power Plant Control Systems Market Size Expanding to Reach USD 8.23 Billion by 2028 | BlueWeave Consulting
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North America currently holds a disproportionately large part of the global market for PoC diagnostics. Due to advantageous reimbursement policies that are predicted to increase service demand, the regional market growth is anticipated to continue during the period in analysis. The rising production of innovative goods, Europe is forecast to hold the second-highest position in the global market during the projection period. Additionally, rising government R&D investments would fuel the regional market expansion. As more market participants are entering the region and PoC diagnostics kits are being used more frequently, the market in Asia Pacific (APAC) will grow at the fastest rate.

New Delhi, Sept. 17, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Global Power Plant Control Systems Market size is expanding at a moderate growth rate mainly because of the rising trends of carbon reduction and growing financial support and global investments in power plants’ data centers along with healthy commitments for renewable energy sources.

BlueWeave Consulting, a leading strategic consulting and market research firm, in its recent study, estimated the size of Global Power Plant Control Systems Market at USD 7.84 billion in 2021. And BlueWeave forecasts Global Power Plant Control Systems Market to expand at a CAGR of 5.6% between 2022 and 2028 to reach a size of USD 8.23 billion by 2028. Major growth factors for Global Power Plant Control Systems Market include favorable carbon reduction trends, increasing financial support, and growing investments across the world in power plants’ data centers and renewable sources for sustainable power generation and distribution.

Global Power Plant Control Systems Market - Technology Advancements

In July 2019, Toshiba was awarded a contract to retrofit steam turbines and generators for a thermal power plant upgrade project in Australia. With no increase in emissions or coal usage, this expansion will add 60 MWs to the plant's production. Additionally, this facility aids in supplying 55,000 residences' enormous demand for electricity. Toshiba Group was also awarded a contract in July 2019 for the supply of 2,340 MW of replacement work for the Goi Thermal Power Station. By using this, the thermal efficiency is increased by a whopping 64%. To supply power plant control systems, many key firms, including ABB, Honeywell, and Siemens, are actively focusing on signing contracts and building agreements with utilities and other businesses. For instance, in 2017 ABB and Ansaldo Energia (Italy) agreed to work together to provide the 340 MW open cycle power plant with a distributed control system (DCS). This has aided the company in making their product more appealing to European consumers. High capital expenditures and a lack of reinvestments, however, are anticipated to impede the expansion of the Global Power Plant Control Systems Market.