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Frost & Sullivan observed that 2022 was a mixed year for the APAC power and energy sector. While the region benefitted from ending COVID-19 restrictions and increased economic activity, Russia's invasion of Ukraine meant it faced new energy security challenges as commodity prices rose, particularly for liquified natural gas. This has increased the ...

This Frost & Sullivan outlook analyzes the global fluid power equipment market in detail from 2015 to 2018, and provides the outlook for 2019. It examines the various product segments, end-user industries, and market shares, and offers a competitive analysis of the global market participants. Regional analyses are provided for North America, Europe...

25 Nov 2020  |  North America  |  Market Research

Affected by the Steep Decline in Oil Prices due to the COVID-19 Pandemic, the Global Fluid Power Equipment Market is Gradually Recovering

Bleak Investment Activity and the Global Economic Shrinkage will Lead to a Short-term Market Contraction

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Owing to the US-China trade war and the global economic slowdown caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, the global fluid power equipment market is projected to face a sharp revenue contraction in 2020. Key end users, including oil and gas, aerospace and defense, and construction, are experiencing unprecedented declines due to the pandemic. The imposition...

18 Mar 2021  |  Global  |  Market Research

Digital Twins in the Power and Utilities Industry

Decentralization and Decarbonization Will Drive Adoption across Power Generation, Transmission and Distribution, and Storage and Utilization Segments

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Decentralization, digitization, and decarbonization are transforming the global power and utilities industry. Of these three trends, digitization is the core enabler for decarbonization and decentralization in the industry, disrupting how electricity is produced, stored, distributed, and consumed by end users. Digitization also opens numerous new g...

Digitalization is the key enabler of decentralization and decarbonization, the other two Ds shaping the energy industry transformation. Cloud computing, Big Data, analytics, and the Internet of Things (IoT) are among technologies that enable the digital transformation of electric utilities and facilitate new ways of electricity production, storage,...

25 Feb 2020  |  Global  |  Market Research

Drones in the Global Power and Utilities Industry, Forecast to 2030

Technological Advancements in AI, Nanotechnology and IOT will Drive the Adoption of Drones in the Power and Utilities Industry

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Drones or unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) are currently finding application opportunities across various commercial businesses and are poised to impact multiple industry verticals in various capacities. Drone applications are emerging in various sectors such as agriculture, mining, oil and gas (O&G), construction, utilities and environmental conser...

The global energy industry is going through an unprecedented transition period, and this change is bringing exciting new growth opportunities to the oil and gas (O&G) sector. However, the shift to a net-zero future for carbon emissions means many companies are also facing pricing, energy security, and industry disruption struggles. The energy indus...

DC power systems are expected to see growth as increased demand from telecom companies leads to increased deployment. Advent of 4G and 5G networks leads to steady growth of DC power systems as telecom base station power demand increases steadily. 5G deployment is the key driver for DC power systems, which is expected to see modest growth between 20...

The COVID-19 pandemic has revitalized the importance of resilient and future-ready water and wastewater infrastructure. Municipalities and industries across the globe have begun adopting net-zero, decarbonization, and circularity goals to become sustainable, resilient, and future ready. IoT-based solutions have become a vital cog in helping end use...