16 Nov 2016  |  Europe

European Gas Generator Set (Genset) Market

Capacity Markets and Environmental Regulation to Drive the Market in Europe

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This market engineering study talks about the European gas generator set (genset) market. It tracks the forecasts the European market by revenue and units till 2020. The study explains the various factors that act as drivers and restraints to the market and also gives an overview of the various applications and industries where gas gensets are used...

This installment forms part of Frost & Sullivan's European Electricity Industry Profiles Series and includes Italy, Spain, and Portugal. Included in these profiles are an assessment of the key market drivers and restraints; the current demand profile and total generation; the key aspects of energy policy; forecasts on the likely development of the ...

Scope of the report The research report includes the following segments: Product scope: Smart Grid Market Geographic scope: Turkey End-user scope: Smart grid market participants, electricity generation, transmission and distribution companies Drivers and restraints, investment trends, and future trends have also been provided for the Turki...

The privatisation of distribution regions in Turkey has allowed grid investments to be conducted in a more systematic manner. The primary aim is to supply uninterrupted and high-quality energy to the different regions of the country by reducing the loss and theft ratio. In the third investment period (2016-2020) the total investment budget has been...

Turkey’s Ministry of Energy has slated a new ‘Coal Law’ to be introduced in the next one year. In tandem with the government's coal expansion agenda, the law will help ascertain the sector's growth, marking a sustainable economic growth path. While it is difficult for Turkey to completely fore go energy import, the country’s prime goal is t...

The failed coup attempt has created increased volatility in Turkey but the government has acted decisively with robust policies to reinstate stability and confidence in the economy. Turkey’s energy sector has been relatively unaffected during the past few weeks but some potential delays in projects are expected as the government tackles the secur...