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North American Power Generation Rental Markets
North American Power Generation Rental Markets
RELEASE DATE
20-Feb-2003
20-Feb-2003
REGION
North America
North America
Research Code: A307-01-00-00-00
SKU: EG00744-NA-MR_04571
$3,950.00
In stock
SKU
EG00744-NA-MR_04571
Description
Rental equipment has long formed a part of power supply infrastructure in North America. Following a period of intense growth during 1999-2001, on account of Y2k bubble and utility crisis, there has been a sharp decline in market revenues during 2002. The impact of September 11, 2001 events and the U.S. economy slipping into recession have taken their toll on short-term prospects. However, long term potential is evident in the construction, utility and industrial sectors. Power reliability concerns and waning capital investment into backup power generation equipment is expected to drive the bottomline growth. The entry of gas turbines into the market is likely to account for handsome top-end growth.
Table of Contents
Introduction
- Market Overview
Methodology
- Segmentation
- Definitions
Market Analysis
- Market Forecasts
- End-User and Application Analysis
Market Structure
- Competitive Structure
- Distribution Analysis
Non-Diesel Technologies
- Market Forecast
Industry Challenges
- Industry Challenges
Conclusion
- Conclusion
Introduction
Industry Challenges
Market Drivers and Restraints
Summary of Research Findings
Market Forecasts and Output Analysis
End-User Application and Demand Analyses
Regional Analysis
- Market Overview
- Market Engineering Measurement System
Pricing and Distribution Analysis
- Foremost Industry Challenges
Competitive Structure and Market Share Analysis
- Market Drivers
- Market Restraints
Non-diesel Power Rentals
- Summary of Research Findings
Market Engineering Awards
- Market Forecasts
- Output Analysis
Introduction
Market Drivers and Restraints
Revenue Forecasts and Output Analysis
End-User Application and Demand Analysis
Pricing Analysis
Competitive Analysis
Non Diesel Power rentals
Introduction
Market Drivers and Restraints
Revenue Forecasts and Output Analysis
End-User and Application Analysis
Pricing Analysis
Competitive Analysis
Non Diesel Power Rentals
Introduction
Market Drivers and Restraints
Revenue Forecasts and Output Analysis
End-User and Application Analysis
Pricing Analysis
Competitive Analysis
Non Diesel Power rentals
Introduction
Market Drivers and Restraints
Revenue Forecasts and Output Analysis
End-User and Application Analysis
Pricing Analysis
Competitive Analysis
Non Diesel Power Rentals
Introduction
Market Drivers and Restraints
Revenue forecasts and Output Analysis
End-user and Application Analysis
Pricing Analysis
Competitive Analysis
Non Diesel Power Rentals
Strategic Response to Challenges
Decision Support Databases and Country Industry Forecast
Popular Topics
Rental equipment has long formed a part of power supply infrastructure in North America. Following a period of intense growth during 1999-2001, on account of Y2k bubble and utility crisis, there has been a sharp decline in market revenues during 2002. The impact of September 11, 2001 events and the U.S. economy slipping into recession have taken their toll on short-term prospects. However, long term potential is evident in the construction, utility and industrial sectors. Power reliability concerns and waning capital investment into backup power generation equipment is expected to drive the bottomline growth. The entry of gas turbines into the market is likely to account for handsome top-end growth.
| No Index | Yes |
|---|---|
| Podcast | No |
| Industries | Energy |
| WIP Number | A307-01-00-00-00 |
| Is Prebook | No |