Marine Selective Catalytic Reduction Systems Market 2024 – A USD 5 Billion Revenue Opportunity
Oct 17, 2019
Asia Pacific marine selective catalytic reduction systems market will witness growth on account of increasing shipbuilding activities specifically across Japan, China and South Korea
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The global marine selective catalytic reduction systems market, in the recent years, has been witnessing strong investment trends by the major stakeholders, given the stringent environmental regulations in protecting human and aquatic life. Large amount of emissions pertaining to marine polluting substances and amendment of strict regulations regarding the same have in fact raised the bar for marine selective catalytic reduction systems industry players to bring in more advanced diesel engine designs that are capable of minimizing marine pollution. These SCR systems, designed to curtail nitrogen emissions, are thus gaining traction in the recent years and have significantly taken the marine industry by storm.
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Expansion of ECA zones on account of rising environmental concerns complemented by imposition of monetary penalties for regulation violating parties will positively influence the marine selective catalytic reduction systems market share. On the other hand, the surging adoption of clean fuel along with high installation cost of SCR systems may act as a restraint for the product demand.
Marine selective catalytic reduction system market research report includes in-depth coverage of the industry with estimates & forecast in terms of Units and USD from 2013 to 2024, for the following segments:
Marine Selective Catalytic Reduction System Market, By Application
• Commercial
o Container Vessels
o Tankers
o Bulk Carriers
o Roll On/Roll Off
o Others
• Offshore
o AHTS
o PSV
o FSV
o MPSV
o Others
• Recreational
o Cruise ships
o Ferries
o Yachts
o Others
• Navy
• Others
Ongoing R&D activities coupled with technological advancements will expand the marine selective catalytic reduction systems market. In addition, increasing ocean acidification along with the approval of low cost oil use with SCR systems in compliance with Nox norms will drive the business growth.
Commercial marine selective catalytic reduction systems market is predicted to exceed 2% by 2024. Rising awareness toward marine pollution coupled with the development of existing emission control technologies will stimulate the product penetration. Increasing regulatory standards pertaining system operation, construction and equipment inspection to maintain marine safety will further encourage the product demand.
Asia Pacific marine selective catalytic reduction systems market will witness growth on account of increasing shipbuilding activities specifically across Japan, China and South Korea. Improvement in living standards owing to rising disposable income coupled with establishment of new ECA zones to limit maritime pollution will further strengthen the product installation.
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China marine selective catalytic reduction systems market is set to grow over 3% by 2024. Increasing cross border trade, mergers and tax inversions along with introduction of rigorous legislative requirements toward emission control will stimulate the industry growth. In July 2018, the Ministry of Transport in China published Nox control requirements particularly for second hand imported and Chinese diesel engine vessels.
As more commercial shipping companies transition to engines with SCR systems for being IMO compliant and operate in ECA zones, the global marine selective catalytic reduction system market is anticipated to register gains of more than USD 5 billion by 2024. Caterpillar, Wärtsilä, MAN Energy Solutions, Johnson Matthey, PANASIA, Danish Technology, Agriemach and Mitsubishi are some prominent names constituting the competitive hierarchy of marine selective catalytic reduction system industry.
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Chapter 4. Marine Selective Catalytic Reduction Systems Market, By Application
4.1. Global marine selective catalytic reduction systems market share by application, 2017 & 2024
4.2. Commercial
4.2.3. Container Vessels
4.2.4. Tankers
4.2.5. Bulk Carriers
4.2.6. Roll On/Roll Off
4.2.7. Others
4.3. Offshore
4.3.3. AHTS
4.3.4. PSV
4.3.5. FSV
4.3.6. MPSV
4.3.7. Others
4.4. Recreational
4.4.3. Cruise ships
4.4.4. Ferries
4.4.5. Yachts
4.5. Navy
4.6. Others
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