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Based on capacity, the 3 – 10 kW segment is set to reach more than USD 500 million by 2034, owing to their compatibility with homes, small businesses, and remote areas lacking grid access. The ability to produce minimal emissions enables these solutions to emerge as a preferred option, especially in regions with strict environmental regulations. Furthermore, government initiatives promoting distributed generation to enhance energy access and reliability are set to significantly boost business dynamics.
Based on application, the CHP segment is anticipated to witness more than 15% CAGR up to 2034, on account of ongoing research and development activities for new product development. Ongoing investments for the development of innovative & enhanced heating and power systems will enhance the business potential. In addition, rising demand for clean and reliable power sources to support city infrastructure and meet with the energy needs of urban residents along with robust public & private sector measures will drive the industry scenario.
South Korea stationary fuel cell market is projected to surpass USD 3.1 billion by 2034, owing to significant investments are being made in developing hydrogen infrastructure, encompassing production, storage, and distribution and government led initiatives comprising the Hydrogen Economy Roadmap. Growing adoption across industrial and commercial facilities on account of to their high energy efficiency and reduced operating costs, shaping industry trends. Additionally, shifting focus on reducing greenhouse gas emissions along with efforts to innovate and diversify the existing product ranges by key manufacturers will lead to substantial market growth.