Industrial Catalyst Market to Grow at a CAGR of 3.7% during the Forecast Period 2023-2031 | TMR Study
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Bio-based processes and the adoption of digitization is expected to drive demand for industrial catalyst in the market.

Wilmington, Delaware, United States, Nov. 15, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Transparency Market Research Inc. - The industrial catalyst market generated US$ 21.7 billion in 2022. TMR estimates the Industrial Catalyst market to reach US$ 30.1 billion by 2031. A CAGR of 3.7% is predicted for the market between 2023 and 2031.

Greener and more sustainable processes are becoming increasingly important to industries. As part of the global push towards circular economies, catalysts help create sustainable materials, such as biofuels and environmentally friendly chemicals.

As specialty chemicals become more widely used in pharmaceuticals, electronic devices, and agriculture, there is a growing demand for specialized catalysts. Using these catalysts, specific chemicals can be produced efficiently and cost-effectively.

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Several processes in refining depend on catalysts, including catalytic cracking and hydroprocessing. In addition to increasing energy consumption and demand for petrochemical products, expanding the refining and petrochemical sectors also contributes to the demand for catalysts.

Industrial activity is increasing in developing markets and emerging economies, which is why catalysts are in demand. As these countries industrialize more rapidly, catalysts are more frequently needed in various manufacturing processes.

Recycling catalysts reduces costs and has a positive impact on the environment. Sustainable and resource-efficient practices are emphasized in industries using regenerative or recyclable catalysts.

Industrial processes are becoming increasingly aware of their environmental impact, leading to a transition to greener chemistry practices. Cleaner and more sustainable production processes are made possible by catalysts, which play an important role in green chemistry initiatives.

Chemical processes will become cleaner and more sustainable as green chemistry gains traction, and catalysts will be developed and adopted to facilitate this. The demand for catalysts that reduce environmental impact and produce fewer byproducts could increase.

Petrochemical industries, for instance, may experience a decline in catalyst demand as the world shifts towards renewable energy sources. As a result of a clean energy transition, catalysts play an increasingly important role in processes such as hydrogen production.