May 7, 2019
Key industry players in global gas generator sets market include Generac, Cummins, Stemac, Kohler SDMO, Mahindra Powerol, Briggs & Stratton, FG Wilson, Himoinsa Cooper Corporation, Caterpillar, Clarke Energy and MTU amongst others.

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The Middle East gas gensets market will achieve a remarkable growth owing to the growing efforts toward economic diversification and ongoing development in the regional infrastructure. Upcoming mega events, most notably the Qatar FIFA World Cup 2022 and Dubai World Expo 2020 will necessitate the massive deployment of these units to support the prime and backup power needs. Furthermore, countries including UAE and Saudi Arabia are determined to diversify their oil-based economy with endeavors into other segments which will positively influence the industry growth.
The U.S. gas generator sets market is poised to surpass USD 1700 million by 2025. The adoption of these gensets is gaining robust prominence as the shale revolution in the country has opened vast growth avenues for natural gas-fired power generation. Increased natural gas availability from shale, which roughly produces half the CO2 than coal for the same heat output, is enabling the transition toward gas-fired power generation and is consequently accelerating the deployment of these units.
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The UK gas gensets market is anticipated to witness appreciable growth on account of rigorous emission & environmental compliances including the Stage V limits introduced by the EU. Furthermore, shifting trend of industries toward lower emission power sources which includes natural-gas and dual fuel configurations is anticipated to positively influence the industry landscape. The adoption of these units to support the integration of renewable sources in the grid is another evolving factor driving the industry growth.
Global Gas Generator Sets Market will surpass USD 9000 million by 2025. Growing implications for energy security and rising concerns over carbon emissions coupled with rising stringency of environmental regulations will drive the global market growth.
Standby gas generator sets market is set to exhibit an appreciable growth driven by progressive innovation of low-emission gas engines. Modifications in gas engines’ ability to conform with code-driven start time and load acceptance standards will drive the industry growth. The reconfiguration of gas engines for standby applications has dramatically stimulated the deployment of these gensets for electric power security majorly across commercial and industrial facilities.
Industrial gas gensets market will witness robust growth on account of intensifying regulatory pressure to enhance environmental performance and sustainability across diverse production facilities. The relative stability and competitiveness of natural gas prices alongside their lower-emission combustion will further accelerate the adoption of these units as an affordable and effective means to comply with emissions regulations with security of supply. These gensets are poised to occupy a sizeable share of diesel’s industry share while restraining the renewable penetration to an extent over the coming years.
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