Flue Gas Desulfurization Market has slated to Accelerate with a Growing CAGR during the Forecast period 2022-2028
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Flue Gas Desulfurization Market |
A variety of methods are used in
the flue-gas desulfurization (FGD) process to remove sulphur dioxide (SO2) from
coal-fired power station flue gases. Flue gases emitted by fossil fuel-burning
facilities, particularly coal-burning plants, constituted an environmental and
human health risk, prompting the development of flue-gas desulfurization
systems. According to the International Energy Agency, coal-fired power plants
will provide around 37% of global electricity in March 2021, making them the
world's largest source of electricity generation.
Such facilities, on the other
hand, are prone to emitting pollutants, notably Sulphur, which harms the
environment. As a result, coal-fired power plants utilise flue-gas
desulfurization systems. Flue-gas desulfurization systems in a typical
coal-fired power station can remove around 95 percent of SO2 from flue gases.
Wet flue-gas desulfurization systems are frequently more costly than dry ones.
Wet flue-gas desulfurization systems are also less expensive to operate and
maintain.
One of the primary driving
factors for the worldwide flue gas desulfurization market's growth has been the
introduction of environmental regulations and limitations on industrial
emissions. Furthermore, increased global energy consumption has produced a
considerable need for flue gas desulfurization. As a result, all of these
factors are projected to play a major role in boosting the worldwide Flue
Gas Desulfurization Market over the forecast period. One of the
most important hurdles to market development has been the high installation
costs of these flue gas desulfurization devices. Another important downside of
desulfurization processes is the higher waste disposal costs. Rising demand
from growing economies like India and Japan, on the other hand, is likely to
boost economic prospects throughout the projection period.
As a consequence of rising
constraints on power production in the area, the Asia Pacific flue-gas
desulfurization market is likely to see an increase in demand from the power
generation industry. Asia Pacific's power generating industry dominates,
allowing the market for FGD systems to grow. According to the global energy
monitor, new coal plants with a capacity of 74,412 MW were built in China and
India in 2019, representing a 45.2 percent increase over 2018. The chemical,
cement, and metal smelting sectors are expected to expand throughout the
forecast period, creating further possibilities for the Asia Pacific flue-gas
desulfurization market. For instance, in December 2020, according to the global
energy monitor, Indonesia, Vietnam, Bangladesh, and South Korea are likely to
contribute 18.6% of total coal-fired power plant pipeline projects in the
forecast period. As a result, demand for new FGD systems is increasing in Asia
Pacific.
Major players operating in the global flue gas desulfurization market
include General Electric, Babcock & Wilcox Company, Chiyoda Corp.,
Mitsubishi Hitachi Power Systems, S.A. HAMON, Carmeuse, Thermax, Fujian
Longking Co., Ltd., and Wuhan Kaidi Electric Power Environmental Co., Ltd.
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